Garmin Zumo 660 Motorcycle Navigator
Navigator for Motorbike Riders
Garmin Zumo 660 is a digital navigator specially designed for motorbike riders with its City Navigator NT street maps, Bluetooth technology for hands-free phone conversation, and text-to-speech features for saying the street names and landmarks. Another notable feature is the media entertainment media including MP3 player, picture viewers, and audiobook player.
Garmin Zumo 660 is a digital navigator specifically designed for motorbike riders with its easy-to-read 4.3-inch touchscreen panel that provides road maps and other advanced navigational technologies.
One of the most remarkable features of this motorbike-accessory is the City Navigator NT street maps with millions of points of interests including ATMs, gas stations, restaurants, motels, and restaurants. Furthermore, the device has a text-to-speech technology for saying the street names and landmarks, allowing people to navigate safely without having to take their eyes off the road.
To provide exact directions, the Zumo 660 has a 3-dimensional building view and lane, allowing users to have a perfect bird’s eye view every time they travel. This feature is complemented with a digital fuel gauge that keeps track of miles left before refueling.
Another impressive technology is the Bluetooth wireless connectivity that allows bikers to have a hands-free phone conversation. To use this feature, just connect Zumo 660 to the mobile phone’s headset or helmet.
Just like most portable electronic devices, the Zumo 660 provides entertainment media including a built-in MP3 player equipped with Bluetooth connectivity for wireless music listening, audiobook support ideal for long travels, and picture viewers for saving image files.
Other features are rugged and water-proof casing, Garmin Lock which is an anti-theft feature, microSD card support, USB cable, 5-hour battery lifespan (rechargeable), speed limit indicator, Google Earth compatibility, and internal memory.
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