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Garmin Street Pilot 2610/2650 Comparison

Garmin Street Pilot III Deluxe has always been a very good selling In-Car Satellite Navigation product, mainly because Garmin know exactly what the driver wants and produces a product to equally match the requirements of the average driver.

Garmin have now recently released their new Street Pilot range, the Street Pilot 2610 and the Street Pilot 2650. If you are looking for a transferrable in-car satellite navigation system, then the new Street Pilot range is extremely attractable.

Garmin 2610/2650 Main Features

Street Pilot Feature Comparison
A brief comparison of features between the Street Pilot 2610, Street Pilot 2650 and Street Pilot III Deluxe.
  •  12 Channel GPS
  • 500 Waypoints
  • 50 Routes
  • No Battery Support
  • 1.7" x 3.3" screen
  • 8-bit Colour Touch Screen
  • 160 pixels (H) x 305 pixels (W)
  • Built-in Patch Antenna
  • 2000 Tracklog Points
  • 0.93 lbs (Weight)
  • Audible Alarm with Voice Prompt
  • IPX7 Waterproofing
    (Compact Flash door closed)
  • 2.0"H x 3.2"W x 5.6"D
  • Any Compact Flash Type II card-Supplied with 256mb
  • Autodimming Display
  • Remote Control Supplied
  • No Internal Angular Rate Sensor
  • No Speed Sensor Input
  • No Reverse Light Input
  • External MCX Antenna Support
  • 12 Channel GPS
  • 500 Waypoints
  • 50 Routes
  • No Battery Support
  • 1.7" x 3.3" screen
  • 8-bit Colour Touch Screen
  • 160 pixels (H) x 305 pixels (W)
  • Built-in Patch Antenna
  • 2000 Tracklog Points
  • 0.93 lbs (Weight)
  • Audible Alarm with Voice Prompt
  • IPX7 Waterproofing
    (Compact Flash door closed)
  • 2.0"H x 3.2"W x 5.6"D
  • Any Compact Flash Type II card-Supplied with 256mb
  • Autodimming Display
  • Remote Control Supplied
  • Fitted with Internal Angular Rate Sensor
  • Speed Sensor Input
  • Reverse Light Input
  • External MCX Antenna
  • Support
  • 12 Channel GPS
  • 500 Waypoints
  • 50 Routes
  • 2-20 Hours Battery Life
  • 1.8" x 3.4" screen
  • 16 Colour LCD Display
  • 160 pixels (H) x 305 pixels (W)
  • Detatchable Antenna
  • 2000 Tracklog Points
  • 1.3 lbs (Weight)
  • Audible Alarm with Voice Prompt
  • IPX7 Waterproofing                     
  • 2.6"H x 3.2"W x 6.8"D
  • Garmin Storage Cards-Supplied with 128mb
  • 2 Level Backlit Display
  • No Remote Control
  • No Internal Angular Rate Sensor
  • No Speed Sensor Input
  • No Reverse Light Input
  • External Garmin Antenna Support

 
Differences between Garmin 2610/2650 models
Garmin have introduced two models, one to cater for the average driver, and one for a more serious driver which needs to still be able to continue his journey if GPS signals are interrupted.

New Touch Screen Technology and New Remote Control
Garmin have created something new by putting an 8-bit colour depth, touch screen into the Street Pilot 2610 and 2650 which means you can navigate all the Street Pilot functions by simply tapping the screen!

Garmin have also introduced a new infrared remote control powered by 2xAAA batteries. Coupled with an infrared panel on the far left of the Street Pilot, if you would prefer to keep the touch screen clean, then you can navigate all features of the Street Pilot by way of remote control.

New Menu System
Garmin have completely re-worked the menu system on the Street Pilot 2610 and 2650, which makes it a lot easier to navigate through the features both by using the touch screen, and also using the supplied remote control. The remote control is great addition to the Street Pilot and makes it's use much easier.

Differences between 2610 and 2650
The main difference between these two models are the 2650 is the big brother that allows for things like Speed Pulse Sensors and Reverse Light Input, so it's not 100% reliant on the GPS technology to gauge where you are. For instance, this extra technology would come in handy for instance if you went into a long tunnel, the 2650 would be able to tell the direction you are travelling in and the speed, and still retain your position on screen for you without the need for the GPS (for a short time). However this is reflected in the price. For most the 2610 will do just fine! One thing that should be said about the 2650 is that it needs to be installed by a Garmin Installation Centre, so you can't just pick one up and put it in the car like with the SPIII Deluxe and the 2610 (where you can).

Box Contents
When you open up the box you'll find the following items:-

Technical Specification
The Street Pilot 2610/2650 comes with the following specifications:-

Accessories
For a complete list of Street Pilot accessories click here.

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