Great help planning a safe route for a large RV. However, I am dissatisfied with the inability to plan a route other than one or two that are suggested. We try to avoid Interstate Highways most of the time just to enjoy scenery and local life. To do that, I have to use a map and plan my own route and enter it in the GPS town by town. Then, to avoid going to the town center, I need to delete the waypoint well before arrival. I want more options.
I bought this new one to replace my old one that stopped working but now does again. I have not used the new one yet, but sure I will really like it also. I did update the maps on both of them and really love how easy it is.
I like the 795 gps it a little bit hard to learn at first but once you get the hang of it.It easy to operate like the way it will update with wifi cover what I need for travel with the RV because of me being a single person traveling
Our camping adventures, takes us into the "out-reaches of Nevada". With this unit, even many "2-wheel rut roads" come up on the screen, go'n out across the desert. Does a good job of keep'n ya posted, where yer at.
It kept wanting send us 30 miles out of the way for extremely minor construction that we drove right through. Luckily we had our Google maps set up also and breezed on through. Returned it as soon as we got back and ordered a regular Garmin that is working just fine.
It is not easy to use period. I had it 3 weeks and trip planning function will not let me pick my route, wants to keep putting me on interstate. It need more options than turn by turn and straight route ( cross country). Too many warnings who needs animals crossing with RV gps. Needs more choices for type of road like small roads, only interstate, no interstate. Plain simple fact this gps will not let you go where you want to like you want to get there. It has some good benefits but trip routing is not one. My Rand McNally was better for me. Maybe updates to correct above would help.