Garmin Zumo 595LM Screen Protector, BoxWave® [ClearTouch Anti-Glare (2-Pack)] Anti-Fingerprint Matte Film Skin

I have had several Garmin and other GPS's in the past (the last being a Zumo 660lm) and this is by far the best to date. It starts quickly and seems to find satellites quickly as well. If you run all of your bluetooth through it it works as described. Add an addition SDHC card and you can even load all your music on it as well. My only complaint is that when it is not on a power source I cannot turn the brightness up. I guess it is to save battery life but I do not like that feature. Other than that... thumbs up.

I've owned quite a few Garmins over the years. The most recent was the Garmin 590. Although you pay the price for these style units for your motorcycle (or vehicle) the quality of the unit, and amount of features are worth the cost. Lifetime maps, large screen, waterproof, ability to synch with bluetooth go a long way in making those long rides on the super slab enjoyable. Only downside is at certain times, depending on the angle of the sun to the screen, it can be hard to see clearly. Garmin needs to work on this. Naturally, the rider must consider that the route on the GPS isn't 100% accurate when it comes to the small back roads and whether or not they're paved or gravel, but overall the routing features of the 595 work really well. One thing I would like to see is for Garmin to add features to their Basecamp software and their phone app. Considering Garmin can charge almost $700 for a GPS, I'm sure they can afford to update their programming software, and phone app. Overall I'm satisfied with the purchase, and would recommend to others looking for a high quality GPS unit for use on their motorcycles.

Too pricey, the screen clouded up, was returned. Replacement does not always turn on without battery removal resets. But no good alternative!