Routee M2000 Car Bluetooth GPS with USB Charging Kit (SiRF-III)

Pros: Looks like it really contains a Sift Star III chipset.
First time to fix takes a couple of minutes, but after that it takes just seconds to fix, even when powered off for several hours.

Cons: Instructions written if a very rudimentary English, but it any case they are not really needed for this device.

Other: If you need a separate GPS unit, this is a great choice: fast time to fix, good car charger, nice design and even low weight.

Pros: It works great, with the almanac data (when you have it off for short periods of time) it fixes in 10~20 seconds and have a great sensitivity

Cons: None I can think of .

Other: It vastly outperforms an HTC internal GPS (dunno the model) and the n95 GPS

Pros: Cheaper and nice. Build Quality very good, compact and small, good to acomadate in pant's an jacket's pockets.

Cons: With my Nokia E61i don't work in GoogleMaps and Nokia Maps (the display turn white and reset the device), works only MGMaps (by Yahoo!), downloadable in www.magmaps.com.
More information in:
http://www.plusgsm.com.br/forums/showthread.php?t=68335
There isn't instalation's CD.
In package there was a picture of Nokias E62 and others Nokia's cellphones, but don't work well with my Nokia E61i.
The bluetooth pairing is slow and precary.

Other: Nothing more to talk, it's everything.

Pros: -Works very well, out of the box -Batery is of very high quality. I use it for 8+ hrs without charging -Build quality is better than most products which cost 2 or 3 times the price of this one. -Works with my smart phone and my laptop -Very good and fast connection to satellites

Cons: -No clear manual, but since it's so easy to use, this is no real problem. -Does not support EGNOS/WAAS. -Does not support common SIRF III commands through serial port (used to set some parameters on SIRF III GPSs)

Other: I've used this for 100+ hrs and I still feel it's one of my best purchases on DX ever. It's cheap, it looks very fancy and it does it's job in an excellent way. What more could you ask for.