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Question: Ads... Can the ads be turned off?  I heard that they can be turned off?!
Document: My only real complaint is that, when using the Bluetooth phone option, the volume isn't adjustable. I can be heard just fine but in order for me to hear the caller, I must silence all the background noise in my car. Overall though, this is a very nice GPS.
I have read all the negative things about Garmin having ads on the screen when you stop at a light etc...
The ads are a little bigger than I would like to have seen but are done in such a way that they are not overly intrusive.
So, after a week, I turned it off.
It's the perfect size.I read forums regarding ads that were annoying. I had no such problems.Overall, this seems to be a very solid device that is uncomplicated and works well. I give it two thumbs up.
It would perhaps be acceptable if it were wrong once or twice per month, but in my one-week experience, the traffic info displayed by the device in my area (Tampa bay), was usually wrong. I did not find ads to be a nuisance, as ads were displayed only when the car was stopped.
I think that it is a very small price to pay for lifetime traffic, Garmin would not be able to support free lifetime service without funding from ads. Duuhh! Really guys the ads are not intrusive at all and if you really don't like the ads you can turn off the free lifetime traffic in the menu and not get the ad and the traffic service.
I now own 4 Garmin GPS with this being the newest one. I will get right down to the point of interest as to why this GPS is one of the BEST out today. I bought this not too long ago and have been testing every aspect of the GPS. I will rectify the Free Lifetime Traffic first due to its mass complain about the pop ads.
These are small banner ads that appear at the top 20% or so of the screen. They are far less intrusive than I feared when I read the alarmist horror stories written in some reviews. I spent last weekend visiting/driving in Chicago and my travel was not impeeded by these adds. The traffic alerts are clearly presented and understandable - but note that they are limited to major Metro areas.
PROS:BIG SCREEN for us OLD folksFree Map UpdatesTraffic info - actually works for me - not as bad as I expected with very few pop-up ads (and only when stopped. )Lane Change Guidance works goodNot perfect, but good maps - not as detailed as a TOM TOM, but provides the needed info.Updated to new maps with no problemEstimated arrival time was actually accurate.
Answer: According to Garmin's web site in the FAQ section, the ads will be turned off when you turn the traffic option off. You cannot disable one without disabling the other.  Glad to have the option though.