Deluo MouseGPS - GPS kit

usability, design, durability

100% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Small and very powerfull. I was in a covered parking garage and it was still tracking me with 2 out of 6 bars. On the highway, it fell off the dash and on to the floor almost under the seat, (with no line of sight to the outside) and it was still...

I guess this may be a problem with all BT GPS's but even though it does rubber feet, it sometimes slides off the dash. (but it stills tracks on the floor)

Fast lock-in, works well under bridges and multi-story buildings, water proof, magnetic receiver, and MS Streets & Trips 08 is ridiculously easy to use

While the receiver is magnetic with ample cord length and water proofing, I do find that the magnet isn't quite strong enough for use inside my car let alone outside of it

This device is awesome. It locks on satellites within seconds- even on a "cold" start. It is small, sleek, and shiny with a flawless design. Easy to use and setup. I am very happy I purchased this device, it is far superior to the USB US GlobalSat...

The LED lights were confusing at first, because the manual did not go into detail as to what they meant - red/green/blue, flashing, steady. However, I sent a message to DeLuo and sure enough, within the next day or two, I received a detailed response...

It works, and works well with microsoft streets and trips. There is a tiny magnet on it, so you can mount it on the roof of your car, but the magnet is very strong and once it's latched up there, it's not going anywhere. The packaging also claims it's...

It's a little expensive. You're paying mostly for the software.. MS Streets and Trips... which isn't the coolest piece of software in the world, but it works. It shows you altitude, rate of speed, distance travaled, etc

This thing got me through 1800Km of Austrian and German roads. Our routes for the next day could be programmed from the my bed in my hotel room, and not in the car, which was nice

Signal dropped in the mountains on occasion, and the voice guidance was sometimes vague, but it was all easily overcome ; You had to have the laptop out and plugged in while using it, obviously, but this wasn't a problem