Features:

• GlobalTop G66, also known as the touch GPS, is a very thin and small Bluetooth GPS receiver which is easy to bring with you and take away without feeling it is in your pocket.
• With the 0.68 cm thinness and 7.85 x 4.97 cm length and width, it is even smaller than a business card!
• The GlobalTop G66 Bluetooth GPS Receiver is a total solution of GPS receiver with the latest MediaTek (MTK) 51 channel all-in-view tracking technology.
• GlobalTop G66 is designed on the most advantage MediaTek Single Chip Solution (MT3318), got the full-function, and RoHS compliant, industry-level locating capacity and low prices.
• All of Bluetooth GPS receivers come from GlobalTop Technology Inc. are now bundle with Nokia gate5 GmbH smart2goTM 7 days trial mapping software.

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
GlobalTop G66, also known as the touch GPS, is a very thin and small Bluetooth GPS receiver which is easy to bring with you and take away without feeling it is in your pocket. With the 0.68 cm thinness and 7.85 x 4.97 cm length and width, it is even smaller than a business card!GlobalTop G66 is designed on the most advantage MediaTek Single Chip Solution (MT3318), got the full-function, and RoHS compliant, industry-level locating capacity and low prices.The GlobalTop G66 Bluetooth GPS Receiver is a total solution of GPS receiver with the latest MediaTek (MTK) 51 channel all-in-view tracking technology.

Rating : - Small, Stylish, and Functional
The G66 obtains fixes quite quickly, locks onto a lot of satellites, and sends coordinate information an amazing 5 times per second to GeoNiche or other GPS software.

It's incredibly small, measuring about a half inch shorter and a quarter inch narrower than a standard business card. The whole thing is only a quarter inch thick, which is about half the thickness of a Palm Tungsten TX. It's quite easy to tuck it away somewhere, such as a shirt pocket, or the bill of a baseball cap.

The G66 has no moving parts or obvious LEDs to interfere with its high tech black and white stylish exterior. The standard three indicators (power, GPS, and Bluetooth) can be seen only when the unit is on. They appear about halfway between the button-sensor and the logo at the top (see picture from the link above).

It charges through a standard mini-USB plug connected to any USB port on your computer. A car charger (which can also charge other devices that charges through a standard mini-USB plug) is included. Even though it does not come with a wall charger, these are readily available.

There is a recessed pin-activated reset button (that I hope I will never have to use) and an anchor point for a lanyard. The unit is so tiny and light that I hardly notice it when worn around my neck.

It doesn't appear to have a changeable battery. But I haven't had to replace the batteries in my other Bluetooth GPS receivers and I am hopeful that this one won't need changing by the time I move on to something else.

The manual is full of amusing bad English (it is the most thinnest!) but it's not so bad that the meaning is lost.

The G66 comes bundled with some software that I cannot use. But, I use it with GeoNiche and it should work with most any other GPS software. I hope bundled software didn't increase the retail price I paid.

They claim a battery life of "up to" 20 hours of continuous use per charge. It will be a while before I can measure this for myself.