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Garmin StreetPilot c580 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with MSN Direct

Garmin StreetPilot c580 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with MSN Direct
MSRP: $499.99
Your Price: $199.99
Savings: $ 300.00 ( 60% )
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Manufacturer: Garmin
Buy Garmin StreetPilot c580 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with MSN Direct
 

Garmin StreetPilot c580 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with MSN Direct Features

Bluetooth wireless technology for hands-free calling
Dynamic content from MSN Direct
MP3 player
Voice announces streets by name
Fingertip touch-screen interface
 

Accessories for your Garmin StreetPilot c580 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with MSN Direct

MOBI 70083 Universal USB Cable
MOBI 70081 Universal GPS Lighter Charger
Built NY E-GPS-BLK Hoodie Portable GPS Case (Black)
Built NY E-GPS-OLV Hoodie Portable GPS Case (Soho Stripe)
Built NY E-GPS-LKB Hoodie Portable GPS Case (Blue)
 

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Additional Garmin StreetPilot c580 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with MSN Direct Information

Receive door-to-door directions while staying on top of weather, traffic and localized information with the StreetPilotĀ® c580. Similar to the c550, StreetPilot c580 comes with hands-free calling, preloaded maps and an MP3 player, then takes it up a notch by adding dynamic content from MSNĀ® Direct.

 

What Customers Say About Garmin StreetPilot c580 3.5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with MSN Direct:

GARMIN C 580 STREET PILOT-THE MSN SUBSCRIPTION IS AWFUL- DO NOT DO 1 YR FREE TRAIL THAT IT COMES WITH. IT CONSTANTLY TRIES TO UPDATE SOFTWARE BUT NEVER DOES AND THE MSN UPDATING SCREEN BLOCKS OUT THE WHOLE VIEW OF THE SCREEN SO YOUR LEFT WITH VOICE ONLY. I LIVE IN WESTERN LONG ISLAND NY WHERE THE COVERAGE AREA SUPPOSED TO BE GREAT- WHAT A JOKE. THE UNIT ITSELF IS OK BUT SHOP AROUND THERE HAS TO BE BETTER.

not c500 series) if you would like a sleek/lightweight device.3)Slow Startup: Often takes > 1 minute. Needless to say - I'll never buy Garmin again.Other problems (minor)2) Bulky Design: This is a older generation of GPS.

The lady who picked up the phone initially asked me what the problem was and said "ahem.let em transfer you to the auto dept". The c580 is an adequate product in terms of GPS capabilities but suffers from the following problems:(MAJOR Issue)1) Poor Customer Support (Read - if its breaks - you're on your own)The suction mount on my GPS stopped working (GPS would fall off) and I promptly called the number given on the manual to get it replaced under warranty.

My call was never picked up and I eventually gave up. The auto dept had a pre-recorded message that said "All agents are missing.

Pls accept to wait at least *30* minutes" - which is ridiculous. Look for other families (i.e.

During cloudy days - can take longer.

He then gave me a RMA and asked me to return my "new" unit for repair. I can't really knock the unit while it works. But after 6 months of usage my original unit decided to die. With the same result. That should be fun ya think. It took me close to an hour to get another real person on the phone. Ok so not everyone can estimate. He then asked for my email and sent me a few things to try and ways to reset the device.

I downloaded several versions of the software for bluetooth and all of them failed. This time it was dead out of the box. Its 3/25/09 and I have to send back the unit, which they're paying for this time, by the way. Now comes the part that I dreaded and that was to contact the Garmin support.

I was then asked to do several tasks that I had already tried a number of times. I called around 4pm one day and was given an estimated wait time of 30 minutes which turned out to be 60+. What a mistake that was. I contacted Support again and he gave me a RMA and asked me to send the unit back.again.I got another "Factory Refurbished" unit sent to me about a week and a half later. I purchased a C340 for myself and my girlfriend and then after reading some of the positive reviews for the C580 I decided to purchase it and give my C340 to my daughter. A version of the bluetooth firmware actually caused the unit to digress even further. I got a guy who obviously was having a bad day and proceeded to describe my problem.

The GPS worked fine but when I tried to get the bluetooth function working it would display "Enabling Bluetooth" then die. This time Katy was the rep. First off this is my 3rd Garmin GPS. I actually started laughing. The Garmin product support was worse than anything I had ever dealt with and that goes for Microsoft or even Verizon cause when you get those clowns they actually help you. I explained all that had happened and that I was ready to take all of my Garmin products and run them over with my truck(I also have a handheld Garmin Etrex Vista).

I would then have to power down the unit to get out of the screen. I also have to have them transfer a "Lifetime Map" Update License I purchased for the C580. I tried to power it on and it was just dead. When she go back on she asked me to send the unit back to Garmin and that they were going to send me a "New" Garmin Nuvi 780 as a replacement for the C580 and for my going through hell over the past 6 weeks. I received the replacement "Factory Refurbished" unit about a week after and wasn't too keen on it being a refurb but gave it a chance. I called the Garmin support line again and waited about 40 minutes for a tech.

She asked me to do another reset of the unit and when nothing happened she told me to hold on and talked to her supervisor. I'll keep you posted.

Agreed its bulky, but it's the best at the basic features a GPS should have. Absolutely love this. Its not that fancy sleek,in-pocket,cycle riders GPS.but its more than that in every sense. I love the bluetooth feature, and able to make calls to any destination,hotel,movie theater with the little 'call' button that picks up your bluetooth and makes calls as if its an i-phone. I love it.

When I returned home I found that the suction cup had let go and the whole unit had gone for a swim inside a pyrex that my wife had in the kitchen sink full of water. The next day I turned it on and there was less water behind the display but everything else worked ok, so I started using it again in my car. I had left the unit attached to the suction cup mount on our kitchen counter while running some errands. I am so impressed with the Garmin C580. I do have to say that the suction cup lets go quite frequently when attached to a surface such as the windshield, making the GPS go on a flight to the floor board of the car. I simply left the unit alone for one more day.

The next morning I turned the unit on and it worked, however there was a significant amount of water behind the display, making it very hard to read.

This Garmin went swiming for nearly 2 hours.

I'm so thankful and impressed.

Not only does it do a good job navigating and keeping me informed of traffic (I live in the Dallas area), but it really shocked me when the unit survived an accidental "baptism" in our kitchen.

After about 3 days all that was left was a small, almost imperceptible water stain on the display.

When I saw it there I knew the unit was a gonner.

I used a hair dryer to attempt to dry it inside and out.

Good job Garmin.

That's my only complaint.

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