Here’s a great buy on a Refurbished Garmin 255W. You save 22% on this great feature-packed Nuvi 255W. It has the wide 4.3″ wide screen, 64,000 color display, voice prompted turn by turn navigation system, speaker, City Navigator street maps preloaded, MSN direct compatibility. The GPS receiver is a super sensitive system that is capable of pin point accuracy.
And just remember that a refurbished Garmin GPS is the same thing as a new one. You can a full factory warranty and the GPS was also tested for functionality. Every GPS has to pass every test in order to be resold.
The Garmin GPS is the most popular GPS system in the world and for good reason. They are simply the best.
A refurbished Garmin 255W is a great way to start. It is very reliable, easy to use and has plenty of features for even the more advanced travelers or outdoor explorer. Getting a refurbished GPS will save you some money too.
Garmin nüvi 255W 4.3-Inch Widescreen Portable GPS Navigator (Factory Refurbished)
April 25th, 2009 | Posted in Refurbished GPS | No Comments
People ask me all the time, “What’s does Garmin Refurbished mean?”. This is an easy question to answer.
Garmin refurbished is a GPS that was returned to the retail store for some reason. Most electronics stores have a return policy that allows you to return any item if not completely satisfied. You in fact can return them for any reason at all. If you don’t like the color or how it works, even if it is working fine, you can still return it.
Refurbished Garmin GPS devices are better than new but only because they are cheaper. Everything else is the same, full factory warranty and stringent testing.
Whenever I see a listing with Garmin refurbished in it, I always check it out. I bought a Garmin Nuvi 350 refurbished GPS for less than half the retail price. It was brand new in a retail box with the Factory Refurbished sticker on it. Everything was in the box just like a new one. The box was creased a little but everything worked and looked just like new.
April 25th, 2009 | Posted in Refurbished GPS | No Comments