Sanyo EasyStreet NVM-4370 GPS could save your child's bike

by Tim Stevens posted Sep 17th 2008 at 7:45AM

Sanyo's EasyStreet NVM-4370 gets you to work without backing over your kid's bike

When it comes to name recognition, Sanyo doesn't quite rank up there with the Garmins and Magellans in the GPS market. But, for the "right features at the right price" crowd, we think the newly official EasyStreet NVM-4370 will do just fine. It offers a 4.3-inch touch-screen, 4GB of memory plus an SD slot for expansion, text-to-speech in three languages, Bluetooth and mic for hands-free calling, an input for a TMC traffic receiver, and an FM transmitter for beaming voice prompts and MP3/WMA/WAV files to your radio. Plus, there's an input for a rear-view camera, which isn't exactly common in a $300 GPS. Mind you, the camera itself is likely to set you back another couple hundie, but if your driveway is frequently littered with toys (or kids), that may be a sound investment.

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Tags: easystreet, gps, nvm-4370, rear-view camera, Rear-viewCamera, sanyo

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Tomheivers @ Sep 17th 2008 11:03AM

I need a GPS, not a cellphone/MP3/Video player
Why do they stuff them full of useless crap which you'll only use once but still have to pay for anyway?

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Yankees368 @ Sep 17th 2008 11:30AM

Avoid Sanyo GPS at all costs. My mother had one of the older Easy Street Nav systems, and it was the biggest piece of junk ever. Spend the extra $50 and get a garmin.

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Toren @ Sep 17th 2008 7:20PM

Looks like an iMac, eh?

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Andrew @ Sep 25th 2008 6:48AM

Am I nuts, or is that the TomTom UI, just black?

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Larry @ Dec 3rd 2008 2:38PM

* Can't navigate to anyone in contacts list.
* Route home went through country club parking lot and also added a needless sidestreet forray to get to my street.
* "Hands free" Bluetooth does not connect to verbal command center of phone. Phone number has to be typed in by hand or selected from contacts.
* Could not download contacts from my LG enV which has a slew of Bluetooth features (more than any other phone at Verizon)
* FM option is worthless in crowded LA spectrum (not their fault though)
* High capacity SD only goes to 8 GB (according to manual)
* Level of detail couldn't be controlled (how many street names you see)
* Manual not available on their web site or I could have avoided this purchase which cost me a 15% restocking fee.

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Tanner @ May 1st 2009 11:23AM

No Manual on the web site.... Shows VERY POOR Customer Service, or lack their of from my perception.

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