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Garmin Nüvi 255WT
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| Dimensions / Weight | 12,2 x 7,4 x 2 cm / 148 gr | ||
| GPS Chipset / Antenna type | SiRF Star III / Intégrée | ||
| Screen size / tactile | 4,3 pouces / Oui | ||
| Autonomy | jusqu'à 4h | ||
| Software / Maps | Garmin 2.70 / Navteq | ||
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| Memory card / Countries included |
Interne (et slot micro-SD / Europe |
| Radar warning / Traffic info | Oui / Oui |
| Multi-destination routing | Oui |
| MP3 player / Photos | Non / Oui |
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You can’t choose the keyboard type
Being an entry level model, the Nüvi 255WT does not offer all of the available options found in more expensive models. It’s content with a simple ABCD-type tactile keyboard and does not give us the choice of a QWERTY configuration. Those used to their computer keyboard may be a bit lost when entering addresses.
Vincent Lheur
Test date: July 25, 2008
Test date: July 25, 2008
A copy of the Garmin Nüvi 255T, the Nüvi 255WT differs by its wider screen (hence the W). Indeed it has a 4.3 inch (10.9 cm) diagonal in 16/9 format enabling better readability.
For more information, please refer to our test of the Garmin Nüvi 255T.
For more information, please refer to our test of the Garmin Nüvi 255T.
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Very easy to use
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Premium version of TMC traffic info
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Good reactivity in menus
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Voice is a bit robot-like
The Nüvi 255WT is an excellent choice for those looking for a simple, practical and inexpensive GPS.
