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title: "Garmin Drive 50 USA + CAN LM"
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# Spoken Turn-By-Turn Driver Safety Alerts Lifetime Maps USA+CAN Garmin Drive 50 USA + CAN LM

**Brand:** garmin
**Price:** € 314.32
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🛣️ Drive smarter, arrive cooler—never miss a turn or a trend!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Garmin Drive 50 USA + CAN LM by garmin
- **How much does it cost?** € 314.32 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- garmin enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted garmin brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Stay Alert, Stay Safe:** Driver alerts warn you about sharp curves, speed changes, school zones, and red light cameras.
- • **Your Personal Co-Pilot:** Garmin Real Directions speak like a local, guiding you with landmarks, not just street names.
- • **Navigate with Confidence:** Lifetime maps covering USA and Canada keep you ahead of the curve—no extra fees, ever.
- • **Effortless Complex Routing:** Direct Access simplifies navigation to tricky destinations like malls and airports.
- • **Discover More with Foursquare:** Millions of popular spots preloaded—find trending restaurants and stores on the go.

## Overview

The Garmin Drive 50 USA + CAN is a 5-inch resistive touchscreen GPS navigator featuring lifetime map updates for the US and Canada, spoken turn-by-turn directions with Garmin Real Directions, and advanced driver alerts for enhanced safety. It integrates Foursquare data for millions of popular destinations and offers Direct Access for easy routing to complex locations, all housed in a lightweight, Bluetooth-enabled dashboard mount device.

## Description

Garmin Drive 50 USA+CAN LM is a 5-inch GPS navigator featuring spoken turn-by-turn directions, lifetime maps of the U.S. and Canada, plus the latest in Garmin driver alerts to increase situational awareness and encourage safer driving. Features new driver alerts for upcoming sharp curves, fatigue warnings, speed changes, railroad crossings, and so much more. Receive alerts for nearby red light and speed cameras. Garmin Real Directions feature guides using landmarks and traffic lights. Preloaded with millions of more new and popular places thanks to Foursquare. New driver awareness warnings make Garmin Drive the watchful companion to your daily commute.

Review: If you have an older Nuvi, this a good model to consider - I bought my first Garmin in 2005 -- a Nuvi 350 -- and it has served me very well for more ten years. Although it still works, I finally decided to purchase the latest model, primarily because I did not want to pay to update the maps. This model is bigger (which makes it inconvenient to stash in a pocket) and it has more useful navigation features (which, unlike the older model, require you to read the manual to use them.). I've learned to listen to the directions and don't rely on the screen which I believe is a bit safer, so the size of the screen does not matter much to me. Unlike my older Nuvi, it does not play MP3s and audio books and does not have an audio out jack. I liked those features because the music would pause when directions were given and now I have to lower the sound on my car radio whenever directions are given by the device. The battery on the new model only lasts for an hour, much shorter than on the older Nuvi. And unlike the Nuvi, it did not come with a charger or a case. Fortunately, the charger from my old Nuvi works with the latest model. The car charger on the new model is not as sturdy as the charger on the older model. It does not inspire confidence. You need to buy a case for this model because it is too big to fit in pocket comfortably. I had no problems installing the latest maps and software, but there were absolutely no instructions in the box that provided guidance for doing this. If you don't know how to find information on the Internet, it might take a long time to figure it out. I know that less is more, but Garmin takes it to the extreme. The interface remains excellent. Easy to use and very intuitive. The directions always get me to where I want to go, but it may not be the best route. If you know the shortcuts or traffic patterns in you neighborhood, you might be disappointed by some of the directions provided. I have driven in nearly every state during the past 10 years and the device has never let me down. It has been especially useful in snow and rain storms in which I could not read the street signs or see exits. It's much safer to drive with a GPS in a new area than it is to do so without one. The search function is much faster on the latest model, which is a good reason to get this model if you are using an older one. It also boots up much faster and the screen is quicker to respond. The trip planner is a very useful for long trips. The Foursquare database is very extensive and useful for travel away from home. The categories section is also useful and very intuitive. Compared to my older Nuvi, the voice is much more natural than in the past. While I never liked to hear "recalculating" when I missed a turn, I miss having it on the new model. There should be an option to use it. I'm not sure how useful the audible driver alerts will be if they require you to look at the screen for more information. I don't like to look at the screen when I'm driving. There is no way of telling how reliable this will be in the long run, but based on my past experience with Garmin products, I am confident that it will last. Update (April 28, 2016) - I had the opportunity to use this GPS on a trip and wanted to scout out a location in advance and see what was in the area. With the Garmin 350, the device went into a "simulation" mode when the antenna was folded down. I have found no way to turn off the GPS with the Garmin Drive 5O and enter the simulation mode. It searches for a GPS signal -- which can take a very long time -- and only when it can't find one, allows you to enter the simulation mode and "set" a new location. This is very inconvenient and has proven to be a nuisance. Update (April 29. 2016) - I finally found a way to turn off the GPS. Settings > Navigation > GPS Simulator (GPS Simulated for indoor use). It's not intuitive and requires several steps, but it works.
Review: Only Garmen - I tried a different brand and returned it. Only Garmen has the option to save your home address with the navigation option “Take me home” no matter where you are 💕

## Features

- DRIVER ALERTS - Receive alerts for upcoming sharp curves, speed changes, school zones, a fatigue warning, nearby red light and speed cameras and more
- EASY TO USE - Dedicated GPS navigators display current street, current speed, speed limit and arrival time
- GARMIN REAL DIRECTIONS - Guides like a friend, using recognizable landmarks, buildings and traffic lights
- FOURSQUARE - Preloaded data from Foursquare adds millions of new and popular stores, restaurants and more
- DIRECT ACCESS - Simplifies navigating to select complex destinations, such as malls and airports

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01A1HLCJE |
| Additional Features | Bluetooth |
| Are Batteries Included | Yes |
| Audio Output Mode | Stereo |
| Battery Average Life | 1 Hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #319,501 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #342 in Handheld GPS Units |
| Brand | Garmin |
| Built-In Media | ['Vehicle suction cup mount^Vehicle power cable^USB cable^Quick start manual'] |
| Compatible Devices | Smartphone, Tablet |
| Compatible with Vehicle Type | Car |
| Connectivity Protocol | Bluetooth |
| Connectivity Technology | GPS |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (466) |
| Display Type | resistive touch |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00753759155025 |
| Human-Interface Input | Touchscreen |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 5.5"L x 0.8"W x 3.3"H |
| Item Weight | 6.08 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Garmin |
| Map Types | City Tour, North America, Street |
| Mfr Part Number | 010-01532-07 |
| Model Name | FBA_010-01532-07 |
| Model Number | 010-01532-07 |
| Model Year | 2017 |
| Mounting Type | Dashboard Mount |
| Resolution | 480 x 272 |
| Screen Size | 5 Inches |
| Sport Type | Boating |
| Supported Satellite Navigation System | GPS |
| Touch Screen Type | Resistive |
| UPC | 753759155025 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Audio Output Mode:** Stereo
- **Battery Life:** 1 Hours
- **Brand:** Garmin
- **Connectivity Technology:** GPS
- **Included Components:** ['Vehicle suction cup mount^Vehicle power cable^USB cable^Quick start manual']
- **Map Type:** City Tour, North America, Street
- **Model Name:** FBA_010-01532-07
- **Screen Size:** 5 Inches
- **Special Feature:** Bluetooth
- **Vehicle Service Type:** Car

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you have an older Nuvi, this a good model to consider
*by J***K on April 23, 2016*

I bought my first Garmin in 2005 -- a Nuvi 350 -- and it has served me very well for more ten years. Although it still works, I finally decided to purchase the latest model, primarily because I did not want to pay to update the maps. This model is bigger (which makes it inconvenient to stash in a pocket) and it has more useful navigation features (which, unlike the older model, require you to read the manual to use them.). I've learned to listen to the directions and don't rely on the screen which I believe is a bit safer, so the size of the screen does not matter much to me. Unlike my older Nuvi, it does not play MP3s and audio books and does not have an audio out jack. I liked those features because the music would pause when directions were given and now I have to lower the sound on my car radio whenever directions are given by the device. The battery on the new model only lasts for an hour, much shorter than on the older Nuvi. And unlike the Nuvi, it did not come with a charger or a case. Fortunately, the charger from my old Nuvi works with the latest model. The car charger on the new model is not as sturdy as the charger on the older model. It does not inspire confidence. You need to buy a case for this model because it is too big to fit in pocket comfortably. I had no problems installing the latest maps and software, but there were absolutely no instructions in the box that provided guidance for doing this. If you don't know how to find information on the Internet, it might take a long time to figure it out. I know that less is more, but Garmin takes it to the extreme. The interface remains excellent. Easy to use and very intuitive. The directions always get me to where I want to go, but it may not be the best route. If you know the shortcuts or traffic patterns in you neighborhood, you might be disappointed by some of the directions provided. I have driven in nearly every state during the past 10 years and the device has never let me down. It has been especially useful in snow and rain storms in which I could not read the street signs or see exits. It's much safer to drive with a GPS in a new area than it is to do so without one. The search function is much faster on the latest model, which is a good reason to get this model if you are using an older one. It also boots up much faster and the screen is quicker to respond. The trip planner is a very useful for long trips. The Foursquare database is very extensive and useful for travel away from home. The categories section is also useful and very intuitive. Compared to my older Nuvi, the voice is much more natural than in the past. While I never liked to hear "recalculating" when I missed a turn, I miss having it on the new model. There should be an option to use it. I'm not sure how useful the audible driver alerts will be if they require you to look at the screen for more information. I don't like to look at the screen when I'm driving. There is no way of telling how reliable this will be in the long run, but based on my past experience with Garmin products, I am confident that it will last. Update (April 28, 2016) - I had the opportunity to use this GPS on a trip and wanted to scout out a location in advance and see what was in the area. With the Garmin 350, the device went into a "simulation" mode when the antenna was folded down. I have found no way to turn off the GPS with the Garmin Drive 5O and enter the simulation mode. It searches for a GPS signal -- which can take a very long time -- and only when it can't find one, allows you to enter the simulation mode and "set" a new location. This is very inconvenient and has proven to be a nuisance. Update (April 29. 2016) - I finally found a way to turn off the GPS. Settings > Navigation > GPS Simulator (GPS Simulated for indoor use). It's not intuitive and requires several steps, but it works.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Only Garmen
*by K***E on August 1, 2024*

I tried a different brand and returned it. Only Garmen has the option to save your home address with the navigation option “Take me home” no matter where you are 💕

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ OK, but map updates are frustrating.
*by R***B on January 24, 2017*

This is my 4rth Garmin GPS. I notice that Garmin is no longer using "NUVI" as its produce line name, but calling it Garmin Drive. I generally like Garmin and I generally like my new Garmin Drive 50 LM 5". However, there are some sources of frustration. The first thing I did was to attempt to perform a map update. All the documentation, and the update section in the device settings said this is to be done with Garmin Express. I downloaded a fresh copy of the Garmin Express software, started it up and plugged in my Drive 50. It did not register. I downloaded the full manual, and in response to a stated requirement that the USB port should not be off a hub, but directly on the computer box, I tried moving the USB cable around (no effect). I decided to use the pre-installed maps, which were not likely to be too far out of date. After using it (and thus charging the internal battery) the device registered succesfully, so the run-around with the USB was unnecessary. BUT, Garmin Express was still unable to update this model of GPS and gave a message to use the Garmin Map Updater. After finding and downloading the updater, I was able to update the maps (it takes about 2 Hours). In the past, Garmin Express also allows the customization of vehicle and voices. This is not available using Garmin Map Updater. This is not a big thing, but I liked using the Australian accented female voice, and an Eagle for my vehicle Icon. In use, I liked some of the new features like the warning when the speed limit changes. The curve warning seems very if-fy. The software that decided when so notify needs some work. Other warnings seem superfluous, but they can be turned off. Some of the things that annoyed me in the past are unchanged. You can turn auto-zoom on or off. But, when it is turned on, it often zooms in too much when approaching a turn or off-ramp. I like to get a preview of how close I am by just very quickly glancing at the GPS and returning to looking forward. When the GPS zooms in, it is not as quick to estimate how close the turn is. I definitely do not have time to 'read' the distance in the upper left corner. I also like to see beyond the turn I am making. Zooming too far precludes this. Turning Zoom off and I have to choose between seeing more of the route and seeing details of the turns. All in all, I like my new Garmin Drive, but it could be improved. There are a lot of features like the locations of stores and restaurants, parks, etc that seem to be expanded in this device. I occasionally used them in the past, and will probably occasionally use them in the future, but are not high on my list of features I need.

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