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Question: Requesting more info on the FM traffic service feature I see that you get 1 month free service.  Does anyone have more info somewhere on the cost and if it is worth continuing service?
Document: We had originally bought a nuvi 255 but wanted the added features of the 760. When it arrived, we were pleased from the start. The 760 bluetooth capabilities worked smoothly and the MP3 player was clear as a bell through my car speakers. It is certainly worth the cost to anyone who travels. It actually warned me that I was approaching a wreck 7 miles ahead and I easily avoided the backup. The routing feature is great too as well as the hands free dialing.
I commute the Capital Beltway (495 - Washington DC Metro Area) daily for about 30 miles each direction, so as you can see, traffic updates can be the difference between an hour commute and a two hour commute. Lets just say, the free 3 month service that comes complementary with it is not that accurate. In the past 3 weeks, there have been four incidents logged on my 760.
If you need a GPS on occasions, this is a very good choice for the price/quality. I use it connected to my radio through a cable (FM transmitter is noisy), it is playing mp3 from a SD card and pausing to tell me directions, including street names. The only feature really missing is free traffic alerts (although it has an option for a paid service), but those alerts are anyway still in development and not always available.
Best navigation I have had , highly recommended vs the competition brands such as my older Magellan 850. this device comes with an FM traffic receiver there is another model that comes with an MSN receiver, depends on your needs the MSN receiver may give more info but also costs more per month, so make your decision prior.
I tried to call customer service and kept getting the busy signal. When I did get the phone to ring, I was advised that all support people were busy and there was a 30+ minute wait. What good are all these great features if you can't find any info on how to use them. Until Garmin gets their act together I would recommend you hold off buying any Garmin product. Check out their web site at [...] and see for yourself.
For the money, this is a great GPS unit. The only cons I see with this unit was the pre-loaded POI's weren't always accurate. Search for a couple of McDonald's, the GS said they were there, but there was no McDonald's in sight! The FM transmitter really isn't all that great, lots of static and really don't understand why you'd use that feature anyway. Blue tooth hands free operation is great and I'm loving the traffic information.
I have owned this for about 1 month. Good screen clarity and its screen size is nice so you don't have to squint to see the roads. Standard voice is pleasant and there are options for customizing the device at their website. Very excellent for finding local addresses in more rural areas, and for urban use it is helpful regarding real-time traffic delays.
If your budget is more, then I will certainly recommend Nuvi 850 ($380-$400) which comes with Speech Recognition and an MSN Direct recevier to get latest restaurant and gas updates on demand and a 1 Year free subscription. A new separate reciver will cost $120-$150 anyway. But it was not my high priority. Enjoy it! !
Worth it if you are on the road a lot and your travels are within the covered areas.I think I am going to get the MSN Direct (separate power adapter) after the 3 month trial expires. The MSN Direct includes Traffic, Gasoline prices, and Weather alerts. There is more to MSN Direct but these features make it more worth it to me.
This model was replaced by the Nuvi 765 in 2009. The biggest difference I can see is the "lane assist" option and the additonal "MSN Direct". The 760 does have an FM Traffic Receiver and it works well in large cities where the service is available.
Answer: Each model is different, and there are multiple traffic services. The ClearChannel traffic service that comes with this model by default (with the integrated FM receiver) is $60 for a *LIFETIME UPGRADE* according to this page on the Garmin website.https://shop.garmin.com/fmtraffic/select_service_plan.asp?L=EN&CR;=1&PR;=1Just keep in mind that you may want to consider the 265WT which sells for about $250, or perhaps just hold out a little longer for the 765T to drop in price, if the traffic feature is a deal-breaker for you. Note that there are many trade-offs between the entry level (200 series) and mid-range (700 series) models that I listed above. Then again, you may just want to buy this and add traffic, but keep all this in mind.*****************************There is another option for this unit. The MSN service, which has their own traffic, is a little more expensive but actually includes more for the money (such as gas prices, weather, movie times, news, etc). You get the first year free when you buy the optional receiver. Then you can choose to pay by year or pay once for lifetime service (about twice as much as the ClearChannel Traffic service).Garmin GDB 50 MSN Direct ReceiverGarmin GDB 50 MSN Direct ReceiverWith the purchase of a separate Garmin GDB50 receiver, you'll get a full 12 months of free service from MSN Direct.Free Trial12 monthsAnnual Payment Plan$49.95/yrOne-Time Payment Plan$129.95Here was the link where I got the info on the second plan option from the MSN service.http://www.msndirect.com/devices.aspx?DeviceDetailsfromServices=GarminNote this special offer (which would add 6 months to the initial year that is included)." Limited time offerExtend your service within the first 30 days from free trial activation and get an additional 6 months of MSN Direct for only $19.95 (20% savings off the annual price)."http://www.msndirect.com/pricing.aspx