Garmin Gps 7 Bluetooth Fm Transmitter

This is my 5th Garmin GPS and 1st specifically for a motorcycle. A motorcycle GPS has the challenge of working in bright daylight, and this was accomplished flawlessly. I can even read the screen with sunglasses! The unit comes with a power cord to be attached to your battery, or run time of three hours on internal battery. It has a road or off-road mode with terrain display. The mount attaches to your handlebars and can be detached quickly for storage. The touch screen can be articulated while wearing gloves. It is bluetooth compatible with helmet intercom, phone or other bluetooth devices. From this point, it works like other GPS devices with a myriad of options to customize your GPS. Lifetime annual map upgrades at no charge and in 12 years my Garmin devices have been wrong twice and each years they are getting better.

This is an awesome GPS I like it as with all of my Garmin GPS

Great for my 5” Garmin GPS storage.

I’ve used 4 different GPS systems and the Garmin is the best and easiest to use!

We have several Garmin GPS on our fleet. They are very easy to use for the drivers.

I purchased this memory card for use in my Garmin Nvi GPS. It works perfectly.

I have used the Garmin GPS twice now. I love it & it works great and I highly recommend it as a low cost GPS.

In every way this is Garmin's best GPS...EXCEPT the screen is too fragile. I dropped it and cracked the screen. Any other GPS would have survives but this one did not. The screen is ultra bright and clear in any type of light but there is no protection such as a raised edge, to help protect it from a drop...even with this ...I love the GPX

I bought this unit about 3 weeks ago. I hate using my phone as a GPS on trips and I had an older Garmin that I broke the port on so I couldn't update the maps anymore. I'm really impressed with the unit and would recommend it without hesitation. The only thing I didn't like compared to my old Garmin...is that my old Garmin was a beefier material and seemed a little more heavy duty. That said...if you take care of it properly....that shouldn't be an issue at all.

I've used Garmin GPS systems on my motorcycles for years, but the Zumo XT is the best so far. The primary reason is the brighter screen, even on the sunniest days...you can still easily see and read the face. Besides being an excellent GPS, it is also a handy "MP3" player, connects to your telephone, directs you to gas, lodging, food, hospitals, POIs, etc., and does so quickly and efficiently. It's a great "co-pilot" to have on those long solo trips...one, you can count on!