Google Maps Bluetooth Gps Receiver

Works good with Google "my maps" to import into Basecamp as a track and convert to a route. . Warning, the XP2 when connected to Basecamp, gives a warning that it might not be combatable with Basecamp. It does still work. If Garmin drops Basecamp, I will sell all my Garmin GPS's. My primary use is to draw a route on "my maps" and import it into Basecamp so I can load into the GPS.

The only thing that is not the best of all i have ever heard , is that you can not bluetooth and it should have google

TheGarmin drive 53 is fantastic. No more bad direction using google maps.

I had my old Garmin GPS for over 7 years, so when it would no longer take a charge or download new maps, I looked for a newer model. Really like the 53 with one (minor) complaint - I loved the old one with English accent but could not find it on the 53 - so sad. 53 picks up the satellite really fast and instantly knows where I am located.

I bought this to use on a garmin gps to update my maps. Works great plus good sturdy construction.

Very good Bluetooth receiver.

When I drive a rental car and need to rely on my Google maps based navigation system, having my phone in a good position is essential. This system mounts on the windshield so it does not leave markings behind. The arm is very flexible to the phone can be positioned just right. Everything about this product is just right.  Through many trips, it never came off the windshield and the phone was always kept securely in place.

I’m a diehard iOS and google maps user. But I wanted this for the motorcycle. I absolutely love it and so glad I went this route.

Solid build, great software, and I love making groovy routes on Google Maps and feeding them to my Zumo XT...

Bought unit to help with multiple motorcycle trips. google maps would sometimes take me to gravel roads and sometimes I lost coverage and then maps. the XT allows me to avoid gravel and it is so much easier to view than the phone was. So Far, great. Will be taking a trip this week where there is no cell coverage. I find more out then. Take the time to learn base camp, that is the key.