Garmin nuvi 2539LMT 5” GPS with Lifetime Traffic and Maps

Mounted to your car’s dash, this GPS unit gives you a detailed, yet glance-friendly view of your route on its 5” touchscreen display. It also helps you stay focused on the road with spoken directions and things your driver’s ed instructor would yell at you about.

Find Just the Place You’re Looking for
Look up the closest barbecue joint during a road trip through the southwest, or find the best nearby deep-dish restaurant in Chicago. The nuvi 2539LMT comes with Foursquare location data built in, meaning you’ll only get the most relevant results when searching for specific locations.

Lifetime Maps and Traffic
This device comes with lifetime updates to its maps of North America, so you’ll always be ready for new roads, points of interest, and quicker ways to your destination. It also includes lifetime traffic avoidance, helping you find shortcuts and get around rush-hour gridlock.

Guidance Away from Main Streets
Just because you’ve pulled off a main road doesn’t mean your trip is necessarily over. This GPS’s Direct Access feature helps you navigate places like complex parking lots, and it can even provide info on where certain stores are in large shopping centers and malls.

Specifications

• Model number: 2539LMT
• 5” capacitive touchscreen display
• Lifetime traffic and map updates
• Find relevant waypoints with Foursquare integration
• Spoken street names and turn-by-turn directions
• Lane assist, junction view, and traffic avoidance
• Speed-limit indicator
• Custom points of interest
• Up to 1,000 waypoints, favorites, and locations
• Accepts microSD cards (not included)
• Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery
• Battery life: up to 2 hours
• Product dimensions: 5.5”x3.3”x0.7”
• Condition: new

In the box: nuvi 2539LMT GPS, vehicle suction-cup mount, antenna/vehicle power cable, USB cable, and 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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