GPS Navigation for Car Truck Navigator Latest Maps 7 Inch Touch Screen Vehicle GPS Commercial Trucker Navigation Voice Speeding Warning Free Lifetime Update of World Maps

I’m really used to a Rand McNally GPS . Was really surprised, especially for the price how good this does on truck routing. Been driving for almost 36 years commercially and it’s more than worth it just bought it figuring if it didn’t work for truck routing I could use it in the pick up truck, but I was really impressed.

No instructions of value. The operating system is clunky. Not very friendly to use, beyond actual programming. If you're looking for the cancel route button you'll be digging for 10 minutes to find it. This is not user-friendly programmed. I do not need a GPS that tells me what clothes I wear. I do not need a GPS that plays games. Yes it plays music or movies. I need a GPS that works as a GPS. I need to find the buttons accessibility. Some kind of a manual would be more helpful. Less BS extra programs. More actual friendly GPS actions would be better.On the trucking side of the GPS I do not need to till it what truck it's in everyday. Not necessary. It is not necessary to locate GPS satellites who wants the GPS is set up. The clock is always 1 hour different and I continue to set it and it reverts back to whatever time it wants. Worthless finding your time zone. I am in Pacific standard Time and it continues to want to be in Central mountain. It's 1 hour difference. These are just a few of the things that just absolutely make no sense after resetting several times the unit back to base information. It needs an enema. Too much crap clogging it up.Now that I've had a few months with it it continues to fail. I cannot set the time zone and have not been able to since purchase. Could not update it at all since purchase. It has gotten me lost in a major city. The gooey system isn't friendly to use like you think it would. The size is good it's a good size but overall usage of this product or wheel chock. Don't waste your money pretty damn sad even for a vehicle it's not advisable. Some of the programs in it could be useful but they're the low dollar no name where the hell did you find this programs. Seriously there's better truck mapping apps for your cell phone or anything that runs or works on a cell phone or small tablet. As the old saying goes you get what you pay for, you ain't paying much ain't gonna get much That's what I got I didn't get much I think my dog's nose is better than this GPS

Perfect

This GPS have a nice large and easy to read screen! The touch screen, is light to the touch. The visual on the screen itself, is very clear and the Nav is easy to understand. This set comes with everything you need to clamp on and mount and charge. I sometimes have trouble getting the suction to stay put in the heat, but for the most part it says on for the long trips. It also is pretty accurate. Sometimes there are glitches and an off name, but the road maps have been accurate for me so far.

This is a great deal if you can live with the support issues.The device itself works well. Screen reflectance was higher than desired, and the display washed out under direct sunlight - I’ve yet to see one that doesn’t though. I had two operational complaints. The first was the speed limit warning – these are out of date such that warns for exceeding 55mph occurred while on an 80mph Interstate. The warning can be turned off. The second is the voice announcement for direction changes – these voice “in 100 feet” but occur more like “in 25 feet”, too late if at even moderate speed. There is a setting to get earlier notifications but this did not seem to affect voice. The visual notification of a pending turn is available in plenty of time though. Updating the map database did not correct these issues.Support is very timely but often misses the mark or is incomplete. I suspect support personnel are graded on response time, not quality of the response. That along with language difficulties most likely explains the frustrations I experienced with cursory and incomplete responses .The most significant issue is map update. These require contacting support and getting the latest Dropbox location. The links provided were often wrong (404 errors); and when the link worked the data was out of date and sometimes incomplete. The data provided is labeled as TomTom. I assume it is legitimately obtained, but the Dropbox process makes me wonder what that arrangement is. While there is an installed map version description on the device, I could find no method to correlate the Dropbox data version with that installed short of connecting to a PC and looking at file dates (which are a pretty inadequate method of configuration control).Also of interest (after many emails):Warranty is one year.The meaning of the three label cautions on the back:“Normal Use” – fully charge battery for normal use (duh)“2 hours on car charge” – it takes 2 hours to fully charge battery with car charger“20 minutes car charger” – operation for 20 minutes when off car chargerIt’s hard to complain at $60, but if you live in a congested metropolitan area I would have pause at the map update process and maybe go a different direction for a little more money. Or perhaps just use your phone, though if you are considering this purchase you likely have some reason to want a separate device (larger screen, no cellular required, etc.)

Nice size

Purchased this device back in October of 2023 does not hold a charge. All of my destinations programmed into device are missing. 30 minutes to program the damn device to have it disappear. There is no phone number for support only contact This information is through email and in their user manual they don't give you their email address so how do you get support.I will be purchasing a new Garmin gps device. They are reputable company and user friendly and will not take me an hour to 2 hours to program all of the addresses needed for my business travels.

This is not a truck driver gps