can I use my garmin 3790lmt with a Bluetooth earpeace to hear directions
866892
I've not seen that ability in the menus. Only to connect to a phone and to use the GPS as the audio.
1145984
It depends on the capabilities of your phone. Certain apps will work while others seem not to do as well. The same applies to the apps that give directions. I do like the feel of the earpiece much better than others I have had. Overall it works quite well.
1140941
I don't like to use it when is hooked up to the radio. The person on the other line will hear you far or not hear you at all. It will depend on how far is your cell phone for you to speak into it. I would purchase one that has an external microphone that you can install to your visor that you can speak into.Works well to listen, charge, cell/I-pod and great to use with navigation GPS.Good luck
1581169
Simple answer is no. However I have my iphone connected over Bluetooth and w my iphone I simply use google maps. Google maps hen "talks" to me through hthe cars audio speakers. It's basically the same as having in dash GPS
360295
There is a little icon like a speaker. hit that and it gives you voice directions. you can adjust the voice level and mute it easily. Very nice gps
1929373
Yes it will if your not playing music and have the garmin app open on your phone, my google maps app doesn't verbally give me directions, but what ever is broadcasting on you phone wether it be music a phone call or directions the jabra will play thru your speakers
1469335
Hello Dorn;The Garmin Zumo 590 LM is a GPS unit with a Bluetooth output. It will connect to your separate helmet Bluetooth communication devise (I use a SENA SMH10) and talk to you with directions and/or music and/or telephone. Once you (the rider) gets the directions spoken to you by the Garmin you can then use your communication device (purchased separately) to communicate to other riders. Hope this helps.
743856
Yes. If you go to the options menu at the top left of the screen then select settings. At the bottom of the returned settings screen select the GPS settings. Turn on any alerts you want to hear. Click on the green button with an I in the middle if you want information about what each option does.
2027592
You can get the user manual from their website: http://www.jlabaudio.com/Products/Bluetooth/Go-Bluetooth/864
339217
As long as the Garmin supports audio or headset profiles for Bluetooth it should work just fine.
517090
Yes, from my research, bluetooth is the only difference between the two Garmin models you mentioned. I just ordered my 1450LMT and have not had a chance to use it. I would assume both units would function very similar as they have exactly the same feature set except for bluetooth.
352481
Mine does - I have an iPhone and when I use apple or Google maps, the audible directions it gives me comes through my speakers.
1207036
I wouldn't buy this product, but I'm looking for something! I have GPS on my Smartphone, and even though I put the highest setting on the speakerphone, I can't hear the directions! Is there another product that will send from the cell phone to my radio that works?? or another solution to boost the volume?
2069540
Yes, you can buy "stereo" head set unit for Blue tooth. Make sure you have enough helmet room. (Helmets are required to hear the unit) But if you have a louder bike, still may be hard hearing. Garmin needs to put a FM transmitter on the 550.
858890
Although I haven't tried it with a wireless A2DP BT headset, I can say you won't want to try and play music while using the Mobile XT software on a Treo or Centro. The music will skip and cause the Treo or Centro to lock up intermittently. I have even had it go into an endless boot loop. Better to just use it for the navigation. Also, with my standard Motorola H300 BT headset, I can be paired with my Centro or Treo while successfully navigating with a BT connection to the Garmin Mobile 10, BUT when a call comes in and is transferred to my BT headset, neither the caller nor I can hear each other, though the call is transferred to my BT headset and the navigation (maps) are still connected and updating. The only thing that works is the answer and disconnect button on the bluetooth headset. That said, it seems to be an issue with some BT headsets and not others. Ted at Garmin says some Plantronics and other BT headsets will allow simultaneous connection (i.e., conversations over BT while BT navigation is working). I have not been able to verify that as I don't have a Plantronics BT headset :(
851585
Here is a link to check to see which phones are Bluetooth compatible: http://www8.garmin.com/bluetooth/phones.jsp
1326610
It didn't solve my problem unluckily. I contacted Garmin via their web site for a previous software version request though. I should say the bluetooth function worked flawlessly with my Nokia 6265 prior to the latest software WebUpdated.