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Question: Does it have auto-complete when typing or speaking an address? For example if I start typing a street name will it pull up a list of potential ones?
Document: That order was great since the auto-suggested street names were limited to that town/city. Thus, I would just enter a partial street name and the device would display a small list of matching streets almost immediately. No longer. You now must enter the street address first and the device assumes that the street is nearby and starts searching immediately...searching locally before expanding its (lengthy) search. I now find that if I enter an address manually (rather than using Voice Command), I need to interrupt its long-running search to specify the town/city/state regardless.While Voice Command is great, a number of supported commands from prior Nuvi models have been dropped...for no apparent reason...and many others should be considered.
The system would reset to English for a period of time and then after a few hours -RESET TO SPANISH AGAIN!!! (Image what this was like for two 65-year olds driving down the highway at 70 miles an hour to have their Garmin suddenly start talking in Spanish and displaying Spanish words  - not pretty).I usually have pretty good luck with Amazon - but there are just enough negative reviews with this product that I seriously think one of two things is going on: (a) the Garmin name no longer means quality and they have complete idiots doing their programming and absolutely no quality control going on OR (b) Amazon is just reshelving the same crappy returned Garmins and then re-shipping the flawed ones back out again to unsuspecting customers.
For example if you looked up a restaurant you could pick the number in the list (if there are multiple results) or say the name of the one you want if the result only showed up once in the list. You can start navigation by saying "yes" or "navigate".If you have a bluetooth-enabled phone you can pair your GPS with the phone and dial numbers or look up people from your phone's directory. The speaker volume is lower than I would prefer but not terrible.For the most part, the places I've asked to get navigation to have been available by default.
Forget about "La Cienaga" - I don't know what she was saying but it wasn't anywhere close! So, if you weren't familiar with the town and it was night time, that could be a bit of a problem. Not a big one - as the street name is also prominently displayed in the window. It is quite strange though, because the spoken commands are understood and responded too very smoothly. Better than my built in navigation system in my BMW. It is a very handy function and I use it often - for example, while driving to work, if I see that I am going to be early, I can ask it for a list of coffee shops, which it finds (ordered by distance to present location) and then, once I have picked one, it will route me to it.
I bought this along with the South Africa map (micro SIM) to be used in Cape Town.Pros:It's big and looks quite nice.Cons:It's convoluted when navigating the menu.When I used the micro SIM for South Africa and search for street name, it's not possible to search only in South Africa. It's quite annoying. You will get lots of irrelevant results from the US map.When searching for any address, you have to keep typing country and the area. It's a GPS and it should know which country you are in.
I had to learn to ask, &#34;Where am I&#34;, then type in the address I wanted to go to. I do like not having to type in the complete address. I also had to learn that when it asked for the address it only wants the address number and not the street name and then after hitting next, type in the street name. The traffic does not work because it does not come with the needed antenna. If Garmin is going to advertise a function you should be able to use it with out buying an accessory.Although I do like the device very much.
I like how the screen splits when you come to a freeway divide, to give you a close-up of exactly which lane you need to be in.I had a slight problem with the unit freezing up and not shutting down until the battery ran out; also it wouldn't show my vehicle-pointer on the 3D display, but just stayed in 2D. Usually updating the firmware takes care of that.Otherwise, the lifetime map-traffic feature is priceless, since normally it can be up to $50 to update maps just once, and traffic-reception can cost you a monthly surcharge.I also don't like that you must put in an address by number and street-name, and can't simply list a cross-road intersection.
Type in street number and name and it quickly searches the entire country for city and state - then gives a list, starting with closest geographically.When using voice command simply state then entire address including city and state. My experience was that Nuvi's results were accurate.This unit shows which lanes to be in in multiple lane situations. This is a great improvement when it works right, but see "The Ugly" below.It finds satellites much more quickly than the older unit.New entry after thirty days: It appears to be learning.
Enter the state and it gives you a lame list of irrelevant cities. So enter a city in the wrong state and you will then be stuck typing the city AND state. Abbreviate the state name to 2 letters or you may have to type most of that in too.WATCH OUT for the SIMULATED GPS! If it is set it may not allow you to unset it and you will have to search Google to find the SECRET DEMO MODE hidden somewhere in a developer mode...I set it all up in my car and left it off.
Disconnect nuvi from USB- From nuvi tap APP - TRIP PLANNER and you will see your file name thereOnce selected and GO, nuvi will ask which SP do you want to go to and shows the list of all SP based on the order that it was created from MAP QUEST- 5" screen is very good. Although I am already used to the size from 1450 but 2595 is better as it can be set for Landscape or Portrait display (no. . . no . . it does not have the auto adjust like smartphone.
Answer: yes it has it. It is awesome you will never regret to get it. I use it in Mexico, even in Mexico it can auto complete the address