Don’t miss this one folks; you won’t see prices this low on many of these models till Black Friday. EMS.com has all their Garmin handheld GPS receivers on sale for 20% off, with free shipping. They are supposed to exclude Garmin from the sale, but as in the past, they aren’t. And in the past, they’ve honored the sale prices. But they may catch the error, and while the sale is supposed to go on through Sunday, I’d get a move on if I were you. Here are the current prices (follow the link above to buy):

• Garmin eTrex 10 for $95.99 (compare at Amazon; GPS Tracklog review)
• Garmin eTrex 20 for $151.99 (compare at Amazon; GPS Tracklog review)
• Garmin eTrex 30 for $231.99 (compare at Amazon; GPS Tracklog review)
• Garmin GPSMAP 62s for $319.96 (compare at Amazon; GPS Tracklog review)
• Garmin GPSMAP 62st for $399.96 (compare at Amazon; GPS Tracklog review)
• Garmin GTU 10 for $159.99 (compare at Amazon; GPS Tracklog review)
• Garmin Montana 600 for $399.96 (compare at Amazon; GPS Tracklog review)
• Garmin Montana 650 for $439.96 (compare at Amazon; GPS Tracklog review)
• Garmin Montana 650t for $479.96 (compare at Amazon; GPS Tracklog review)
• Garmin Oregon 450 for $239.99 (compare at Amazon; GPS Tracklog review)
• Garmin Rino 650 for $399.99 (compare at Amazon; GPS Tracklog review)

Amazon has the Garmin nüvi 2300LM 4.3-Inch Widescreen Portable GPS Navigator with Lifetime Maps Updates on sale for $96.99 with free shipping, which is $23 less than our last mention during the holidays last year. There’s no formal expiration date, so we don’t know how long the deal will last. If you see that it’s gone, please drop a comment below.

Here’s a snippet from GPS Tracklog’s Garmin nuvi 2300LM review:

The Garmin nüvi 2300LM is a lower-level model in Garmin’s 2300 series, bringing some of the best features from the 3700 series, minus the exorbitant price tag, including the ability to learn your preferred routes.

More info:

• Garmin nuvi comparison chart

Amazon has the super-thin Garmin nüvi 3760LMT 4.3-Inch Widescreen Bluetooth Portable GPS Navigator with Lifetime Map & Traffic Updates on sale for $195.98, which is the lowest price we’ve ever seen on this model. There’s no formal expiration date, so we don’t know how long the deal will last. If you see that it’s gone, please drop a comment below.

Here’s a snippet from GPS Tracklog’s Garmin nuvi 3760LMT review:

The Garmin nüvi 3760LMT, adds lifetime map updates to the nuvi 3760T, a low end unit in what is possibly Garmin’s nicest line of navigators to date. But this is not an entry level unit; in addition to many of the goodies found on previous high-end models, the 3700 series nuvis are the first to use historical road speeds to calculate the fastest route. And with its 4.3” glass screen and minimalist 0.35” thickness, it resembles an iPhone more than past nuvis.

More info:

• Garmin nuvi comparison chart

Well it finally happened. Amazon is now discounting much of the Garmin nuvi 2012 Advanced and Prestige series, which are some of the most popular models going right now. The deals are listed below, but there’s no formal expiration date, so we don’t know how long they will last. If you see that they’re gone, please drop a comment below.

• Garmin nüvi 3590LMT 5-Inch Portable Bluetooth GPS Navigator with Lifetime Map and Traffic Updates; GPS Tracklog review
• Garmin nüvi 3550LM 5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with Lifetime Map Updates
• Garmin nüvi 3490LMT 4.3-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with Lifetime Maps and Traffic; GPS Tracklog review
• Garmin nüvi 2595LMT 5-Inch Portable Bluetooth GPS Navigator with Lifetime Maps and Traffic; GPS Tracklog review
• Garmin nüvi 2555LMT 5-Inch Portable GPS Navigator with Lifetime Maps and Traffic; GPS Tracklog review
• Garmin nüvi 2495LMT 4.3-Inch Portable Bluetooth GPS Navigator with Lifetime Map & Traffic Updates; GPS Tracklog review

Amazon has the Garmin nüvi 30 3.5-inch Portable GPS Navigator (US Only) on sale for $69.88 with free shipping. While this is a small screen unit, it offers lots of nice features like speed limit display, lane assist and junction view.

Here’s a snippet from GPS Tracklog’s Garmin nuvi 30 review:

The Garmin nüvi 30 is the only 3.5” navigator in Garmin’s new 2012 Essential series. The models in this series are meant to be basic navigators at a budget price, lower than what we’ve previously seen for Garmin entry-level models. And even though this is the entry-level model in a basic series, it comes with features not previously found on low-end nuvis, such as speed limit display, lane assist and junction view (shown above).

More info:

• Garmin nuvi comparison chart

Here’s a hot one courtesy of the eBay daily deal. Beach Camera (the folks behind BuyDig.com) is offering the Garmin nuvi 1490LMT 5-Inch Bluetooth Portable GPS with Lifetime Map and Traffic for $129 with free shipping.

Here’s a snippet from GPS Tracklog’s Garmin nuvi 1490LMT review:

The Garmin nüvi 1490LMT adds lifetime map updates to the nuvi 1490T (which already includes lifetime traffic). All this in a package with a 5” wide screen and multi-destination routing, features not found on any of the nuvi 12xx or 13xx models.

More info:

• Compare at Amazon
• Garmin nuvi comparison chart

Amazon has the Garmin nüvi 2350LMT 4.3-Inch Widescreen Portable GPS Navigator with Lifetime Traffic & Map Updates on sale for $124.99 with free shipping, which is $5 less than the lowest price we’ve ever seen on this unit. There’s no formal expiration date, so we don’t know how long the deal will last. If you see that it’s gone, please drop a comment below.

Here’s a snippet from GPS Tracklog’s hands on review of the nuvi 2350LMT:

The Garmin nüvi 2350LMT is one of the new models in Garmin’s 2300 series, which brings the best features from the top of the line 3700 series, minus the exorbitant price tag. They include a historical road speed database for improved routing and the ability to learn your preferred routes over time.

More info:

• Garmin nuvi comparison chart

Amazon has the Garmin nüvi 40LM 4.3-inch Portable GPS Navigator (US) on sale for $99.99. This is a great deal on a new model with lane assist, junction view, speed limit display and lifetime map updates. There’s no formal expiration date, so we don’t know how long the deal will last. If you see that it’s gone, please drop a comment below.

Here’s a snippet from GPS Tracklog’s Garmin nuvi 40LM review:

The Garmin nüvi 40LM is a 4.3” navigator in Garmin’s new 2012 Essential series. The models in this series are meant to be basic navigators at a budget price, lower than what we’ve previously seen for Garmin entry-level models. Nevertheless, they do come with some features not previously found on low-end nuvis, such as speed limit display, lane assist and junction view. And the 40LM includes lifetime map updates.

More info:

• Garmin nuvi comparison chart

It’s back! Amazon once again has the Garmin nüvi 50LM 5-inch Portable GPS Navigator(US) on sale for $119.98 with free shipping. This is a great deal on a new model that includes lane assist, junction view, speed limit display and lifetime map updates. There’s no formal expiration date, so we don’t know how long the deal will last. If you see that it’s gone, please drop a comment below.

Here’s a snippet from GPS Tracklog’s Garmin nuvi 50LM review:

The Garmin nüvi 50LM is the top of the line navigator in Garmin’s new 2012 Essential series, offering a 5” wide screen and lifetime map updates. The models in this series are meant to be basic navigators at a budget price, lower than what we’ve previously seen for Garmin entry-level models. Nevertheless, they do come with some features not previously found on low-end nuvis, such as speed limit display, lane assist and junction view.

More info:

• Garmin nuvi comparison chart

Cabelas.com has the Garmin GPSMAP 62st on sale for $399.99. This is a great deal on a high-end Garmin handheld with preloaded 1:100,000 scale topos of the US. There’s no formal expiration date, so we don’t know how long the deal will last. If you see that it’s gone, please drop a comment below.

Here’s a snippet from GPS Tracklog’s Garmin GPSMAP 62st review:

It’s finally here… The Garmin GPSMAP 62st brings a long-awaited update to the fabled and much-loved GPSMAP 60CSx, which has reigned supreme as the gold standard handheld GPS for more than four years. During that time, Garmin experimented with new interfaces, first with the Colorado series, and later with the Oregon and Dakota lines. These have been fine-tuned through many software updates, adding things like paperless geocaching and the ability to add custom maps and aerial imagery.

More info:

• Compare at Amazon
• Garmin handheld GPS comparison chart
• Handheld GPS buyers guide

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