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My Nuvi 755 t has been great. Surprised by the usefulness of the fm traffic. StreetPilot 2730 is still outstanding, even though the screen is getting hard to see and it has limited map memory. Zumo 396lmt-s is (so far) awful. Rebooted twice on me ~1000 miles from home, forgot tracks for about half of our 4200 mile trip, fights to take its own routes instead of the Basecamp route with dozens of shaping points, actually told me to "leave the road" three times in New Mexico.
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28th May 2019, 08:18 PM #1Junior Member
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26th April 2020, 10:58 AM #2Junior Member
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I own a nüvi 2595LM (and another nüvi 250W, very old). The 2595LM has been replaced by Garmin under warranty.
But this is not the worst thing... The problem is that it is SLOW if compared with the one I have in my car (normal car, bought in 2013, so old like the GPS) who is a LOT faster!
The Garmin has the advantage that can be used with a computer, you can download data etc. but it is too slow. Current price (2020) is 199 Euro. Not cheap... Still on the market but it is really obsolete, when I drive in big cities it loses the point or make confusion with bridges or elevated roads.
I would like to buy another independente GPS but, now, I do no trust these devices. I think I have to find a way to understand their CPU power, like in the PC, before buy again...
A comparison like the ones you can find for AMD/Intel CPU would be useful.
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