FineDigital FineDrive 400

usability, price, screen, maps, route planning

performance, size

64% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Large display, MP3 player

small on-screen keys, no battery

This portable navigation device has both 2D and 3D displays and plug-in installation, and it uses Navteq map data, the gold standard for GPS devices. It held its own when tested alongside a TomTom Go and an in-car GPS system. The FineDrive 400 has a...

In order to really test this unit thoroughly, I decided to make a trip to Whole Foods Market in order do a little food shopping for the house, but I was somewhat hesitant in doing so, because I had no idea where I was going, and the Philadelphia Flyers...

A good, solid GPS navigation system. The screen is bright and easy to read, even with my "middle-aged" vision. The user interface is intuitive. My wife and I both found our way to all the features without having to read the manual

I can't pick on my wife for getting lost driving around town any more

Great Screen Resolution both day and nighttime. Excellent unit for the price...in my opinion, it is an outstanding buy for anyone who needs basic navigation. It is quick to setup and performed flawlessly right out of the box

Considering the price, it is difficult for me to find fault with this unit

I have not tried to use the GPS to "route" directions yet, but the standard GPS functions properly, showing my location and street names

The RF Out does not work, the selection is Grayed out ; Tech support does not open until 9 am Pacific, being on the east coast I waited and called at 9:15 Pacific, still got their "We are not available" message. Get to work! :-)