Garmin Head-Up Plus Display (HUD+) Navigation System

After a quick installation, this Garmin system puts directions where you can easily see them. It also offers lane guidance, the distance to your next turn, and speed-limit reminders, so you never feel alone on the road.

Never Take Your Eyes off the Road
The HUD+ projects its directions and ETA right onto your windshield or the included reflector lens, which you can position just beside your steering wheel. That way, consulting its guidance means a quick glance while still eying the highway.

Turn-by-Turn Directions
Garmin’s step-by-step directions make it all but impossible to get lost, even if you blindfold your car. The Garmin breaks your route down into individual turns and merges that don’t require you to interpret a map.

Destination Input on Your Smartphone
A free HUD+ app, compatible with most smartphone operating systems, lets you quickly type out addresses and review route maps before getting on the road. The power adapter doubles as a phone-charging port, so you can juice up your phone with a USB cable (not included).

Specifications

• Part number: 010-12024-03
• Projects turn-by-turn directions onto your windshield or a reflector lens
• Offers directions, lane guidance, and ETA
• Also includes turn indicators, distance to next turn, current speed, and speed limit
• Easy to see while driving
• Pair with phones using Bluetooth connectivity
• Free Garmin HUD app
• Compatible with iPhone and some Android and Windows devices
• Display type: VFD (vacuum fluorescent display)
• Display brightness: 7,700 cd/m²
• Two-color display (green and red)
• Operation temperature range: -15˚ C to 60˚ C
• Storage temperature range: -40˚ C to 85˚ C
• Operating voltage: 10V–28V
• USB socket voltage/current: 5V/2.1A
• Condition: new
• One-year warranty from Garmin
• Dimensions: 4.25”x3.46”x0.73”

In the Box: HUD+, vehicle power-adapter cable, reflector lens, windshield film, quick-start manual

About Garmin

“Ideas can come from anybody” notes Min Kao. While sitting around a shabby card-table with fellow engineer Gary Burrell, the two formed the navigation company Garmin–a fusion of their first names–in 1989. Its goal was to take highly technical GPS technology and transform it into a product for the everyday consumer. These days, Garmin continues to hone their state-of-the-art navigation technology for cars, planes, boats, and wealthy meteors.

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