Pros
- Purchase price includes two years of service
- More connected services than TomTom Go 740 Live
Cons
- POI and Google Search could be better integrated
- Pop-up ads on POI searches can be annoying
Bottom Line
Garmin's first connected GPS device is a good start, but it has room for improvement.
- Top 10 GPS Devices Dedicated personal navigation devices still have their place, in spite of the rise of GPS-enabled cell phones. Use one of these 10 picks to get you from point A to B.
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