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Question: Does this GPS allow you to choose your route?  If I want to go somewhere, can I review multiple options for which route I want to take?
Document: When I decide to take another route rather than the one suggested, it still refuses to recalculate. Instead, it keeps saying to make a U-turn. I have to go a mile or more before it will take the hint and recalculate.5. Traffic reporting is still sub-standard.My driving season is over and I won't be using it again till January, unless it is needed for work. I will continue to update this review as I gain more data.
As a side note, it is my experience that you can make a GPS do weird things if you give it limited driving restrictions or choose routing options which cause it to create strange routes to address the restrictions it has been given.The HD traffic features works well. It is so much better than regular traffic. I feel that the updates occur faster and the predictive traffic analysis and predictive routing to route you away from potential traffic issues is very useful.
And I found them helpful. No more shortcuts always on the screen, but now though you can add a number of them and access them with a touch and then choose which one you want. Upcoming gas, food or other options is a great option. This involves a two-step process as opposed to the one step one before. But you have more choices. I would have still liked to have a few always on the screen, especially the mute button.
And yes, I had it set to take me via the route in the least amount of time. Sheesh.In addition to these problems, when I got off-route with my older units, the voice would say, "re-calculating", and do that to get me to where I needed to go by the shortest route. Not so with the 3795. With the new GPS, it would insist I go back the way I came and pickup the old route.
I77 and I64) we are and coming to a point where one Interstate branches off, the GPS fails to notify me as to which branch to take, except to say, "continue straight"), which is extremely confusing. I should tell me, "Go left on I77".3. It still refuses to take the most direct route, instead taking what it feels is the shortest-in-miles route, which may take longer due to local road conditions and speed limits (e.g.
Today, I was in the middle of a route, and decided to make an additional stop. Since I was driving, I decided to use Voice. I live in Northern VA. I was in Chantilly, VA wanting to go to Costco and insert it into my current trip. I said FIND PLACE. COSTCO IN CHANTILLY, VA. It pulls up addresses in KENTUCKY!! REALLY??? Tried multiple times, no luck. This is consistent.
Graphics are first rate and the magnetic mount is fantastic - updating maps online has improved significantly - needs more voice options - as with other Garmins, it will take you off the best route to direct you through parking lots for shortcuts
Again, I would still rather have the Garmin than the TomTom for other reasons that I'm not going to discuss here, but TomTom is very smart by allowing you to hit the screen just once, and what makes them even smarter is that button shows you the rest of the route from where you currently are. If you are half way to your destination, why would you want to look at the first half of your route to take up more real estate on the screen?
I'll update if that performance changes. Also the menu items &#34;pop&#34;. As soon as you touch anything it instantly responds. The 3490 lagged even at this.For 282 bucks buy this thing. Don't fumble with your phone. Put in where you want to go and let Garmin worry about the traffic and what roads to take.
Used with the route maker on mapquest and this product is great for the outdoor sales profession. I build up my routes the night before and pop this in the car and go. The magnetic attachment is my favorite feature, makes it easy to pop off and take inside or safely store it in the glove box. Can't say enough about this product and update.
Answer: Yes.  They have a Trip Planner app.  You add way points as desired and it will route you via those points.  I added planed rest and picnic stops and got est. of arrival time for the leg I was on as well as miles to go.  I also got the program "Trip & Waypoint Manager" after I left on my last trip.  You install on you computer, plan your tip and then transfer info to GPS unit.  Unfortunately my parents have borrowed the unit so I cannot test how well this will work.  My first impression is that the program is not that great but I really can't say until I get my GPS back.Craig