Garmin DriveSmart 51LMT-D 5-inch Sat Nav with Lifetime Map Updates for UK and Ireland, Digital Traffic and Built-in Wi-Fi

Garmin DriveSmart 51LMTD 5inch Sat Nav with Lifetime Map Updates for UK and Ireland Digital Traffic and Builtin WiFi
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Garmin DriveSmart 51LMT-D 5-inch Sat Nav with Lifetime Map Updates for UK and Ireland, Digital Traffic and Built-in Wi-Fi

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Size Name:5-inch display | Style Name:UK & Ireland mapsProduct DescriptionGarmin Drive Smart 51LMT-D 5-inch sat navigation keeps you connected and on course with free lifetime maps of the UK and Ireland that you can easily update with built-in Wi-Fi.

Increase situational awareness with helpful driver alerts for upcoming sharp curves, speed changes, railroad crossings, school zones and more.

Keep your hands on the wheel with Bluetooth hands-free calling, voice-activated navigation and onscreen smart notifications (calls, texts and other app alerts).

Enhance your journey with FREE Garmin digital traffic, real-time parking information, Live Track feature and TripAdvisor data.

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Costumer review about Garmin DriveSmart 51LMT-D 5-inch Sat Nav with Lifetime Map Updates for UK and Ireland, Digital Traffic and Built-in Wi-Fi


Love this. I owned Garmin before but swapped to a TomTom. However that one didn’t last long after the battery lost its ability to retain a charge, and then just packed up altogether. This one has a fantastic large screen and some really useful features that link to your phone such as text receiving and hand free. The voice control works well as well. This along with over the air (via WiFi) updates completes a great little bundle of functionality.I have just one negative though. That is the mount mechanism. This is one area where TomTom leaves Garmin in their dust trails. The TomTom has a window mount with power connected directly to it, and the satnav unit just snaps onto the mount via magnetism and drop in connectors. However, the Garmin seems to have retained the age old method of plugging a usb lead (which is even a couple of generations old) directly into the back, and then faffing around clipping the unit onto the plastic mount. This really is such a shame as it mates a great looking highly functional unit with an aging mounting mechanism which belongs in the distant past back when the very first vehicle satnavs had these.