Lowrance iWAY 350C

Pros: Immediate lock from "stand by", Exclnt Navigation, Customization, Mapscreen details, Sraightline options, features

Cons: Not Waterproof

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended. Nothing else comes close, even for hundreds more.

Review: I-WAY 350C in use for a couple of months. Has worked great. Initial Sat lock has been fine…No problems there. Units is very configurable. Many land feature details available for map screens. Maps are pre-loaded for North America. Show as many map ...

Pros: Many features that actually work, great display and sound.

Cons: No external antenna jack, but a re-radiating antenna works wonders.

The Bottom Line: Worth ever penny! By far one of the best electronic gadgets I've bought so far.

Review: The iWay 350c is better than I imagined... which is impressive since I'm kind of a gadget junkie. Even with its size it's still very easy to read. The voice is very clear and it's 'read' to me most of the streets I've been to so far. Tested it last ...

Pros: A truly portable GPS that you can use almost anywhere.

Cons: There are two places I have not found out how to find yet.

The Bottom Line: I think this is a great GPS that has many features found on units costing much more. I think most anyone would be happy with it.

Review: After spending weeks looking over different GPS receivers, I settled on the Lowrance iWay 350C. It had all the things I wanted for a reasonable price. I especially liked the idea that it had enough internal memory that I don't need to download maps to ...

Pros: Price. Features.

Cons: No predictive text input

Review: This is a very nice and full featured GPS unit. I have had no problems with the 350. I especially like that it has a built in MP3 player with FM modulator. ...

Pros: large screen, pleasant female voice, preferences can omit tollways

Cons: Synching satellites slow, installing update > 1 hour, address entry awkward

The Bottom Line: Great for someone who is new to a city and like to explore.

Review: I have owned the iWay 350C for about 8 months now, having purchased it after moving to Princeton NJ. It works pretty well overall and I have become a fearless traveler with my trusty GPS. It has two power modes: full shutdown and standby. I prefer ...

Pros: bright screen. excellent voice directions. intuitive use.

Cons: first unit returned after it wouldn't acquire satellite. Lowrance never paid my 50 dollar rebate.

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended because of ease of use, low cost, bright screen, excellent voice directions and accurate directions.

Review: I've owned an iWAY 350 for over a year and have driven throughout the U.S. with it... with no problem (after first unit was returned). Particularly like using it in the challenging to drive D.C. area where it always takes me where I want to go. I ...

Pros: Small portable, multi functional, I am truly impressed with everything this unit does.

Cons: The maps aren't updated to 2006.

Review: After much searching for a GPS, this little unit gives you alot of bang for your buck!! The size is what attracted me it is small and portable, plug and play. All of the United States, Canada & Puerto Rico are downloaded there is no additional ...

Pros: Price, Accurate POI, Up-to-date Maps

Cons: Time to aquire satellites, No Text-To-Speech

Review: This product really sets the bar for low-price, mid-range in-car GPS systems. The POIs are up-to-date for my area (Including a shopping center [with stores] built in the last year), the directions are accurate, and the maps themselves seem to be ...

Pros: It give highway names, when direct you to turn.

Cons: Map is too OLD, it using 2003 map. Wish able to update.

Review: I got my IWAY 350c in Jan 2006, Plug and work well for me. Mounting is not as good and easy as Tom Tom 300. Try to go to Circuit City at Mountain View Ca, It lead me to a wrong shopping mall at Grand Rd. They moved two years ago. Also it not as easy ...

Pros: Decent options for basic GPS device

Cons: Poor customer service, some unintuitive functions

The Bottom Line: OK for a starter unit, but should be a GPS you upgrade from, not upgrade to. Hopefully you won't deal with Lowrance.

Review: I like the unit, as it delivers all that I need in this type of device. Again, for a base unit it offers decent bang for the buck. However, I am so disgusted with Lowrance's poor Customer Service, that I definitely will not buy another model from ...