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Garmin Nuvi755T 4.3" GPS Navigation with Lifetime Traffic

Garmin Nuvi755T 4.3" GPS Navigation with Lifetime Traffic for $139.99

Feb 4, 2011 10:39 PM

Original Price: $279.99
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The Garmin nüvi 755T has all the features you need to get where you're going without a bunch of other things to complicate the process. It comes pre-loaded with maps for North America. There's also a pre-loaded database of Points of Interest to make your trip more enjoyable.

Just enter a destination on the 4.3" touch screen and you're on your way. Add custom points of interest like school zones and traffic cameras and then set warnings to let you know they’re coming up. This advanced navigator comes with premium features including 3-D building view, photo navigation, faster screen redraws, route planning, emergency and car locators and much more.

Also features lane assist to guide you to the proper lane for navigation. Garmin Travel Guides give you detailed information on your destination. With a GPS from Garmin, getting lost isn't an option.

@ newegg.com

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I have a 750 and love it.. I love that you can play mp3's (via SD card) on the GPS (plugged into my stereo via patch cable) and the directions will interupt the mp3s, then go back to the mp3.

tarantino tarantino
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You can keep the one with Lifetime Traffic reports.

I'm waiting for the one with Lifetime Map upgrades!

killjoy killjoy
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@killjoy: Try the new 4-digit models, or other brands. Larger screens these days, and often bundled with Lifetime Maps. $150 for a TomTom with both Lifetimes at Costco website right now.

spiky spiky
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The traffic is pretty cool. But only as good as you know the area. It's recalculation based on traffic can put you in a worse situation if you do not know the area. And as always, these damn things do not take into consideration being stuck at every traffic light when showing ETA or calculating fastest route. Also, I have 2 choices everyday to take to work from home, it picks which ever one it wants, no rhyme or reason. Generally picks the longer way with the extra toll. Just sayin. My observations after 6 months of daily use.

stoner stoner
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Useful device..

krishg krishg
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Does anyone know what this uses for Lifetime Traffic? It only says FM on the newegg web site but if it's using MSN like Alpine does that's going away pretty soon.

stevec5000 stevec5000
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@killjoy: Picked up the Garmin 1300LM (lifetime maps) for about $100 around Christmas time. That is after using the 1300T equipped in the company vehicle I drive.

Love the unit, big clear screen, and very slim. But yes, the traffic is useless or worse. Showed no delays when an overturned semi shut down the entire interstate for over an hour. Or shows a 15 minute delay & red lines over the section of interstate that I was zooming along on at 70+ mph. Actually took its recommended detour once in an area I wasn't very familiar with, and creeped along hitting every stop light around a huge shopping mall. Took me at least three times as long as if I'd just stayed on the interstate which was nonetheless a bit congested.

Can't say from experience how the 755 compares to the 1300, but I wholeheartedly agree: maps, not traffic, is the freebie you want to get.

ciabelle ciabelle
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I remember reading that the MSN thing is actually done by broadcasting over unused FM airspace, so if it says that's how it pulls traffic info, it's likely MSN.

racinreaver racinreaver
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I wonder how long GPSs will last with Google Maps on the iPhone and Android devices and such.

kylemittskus kylemittskus

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