Does the GPS support multiple destinations? And does it also support route selection?
1464301
That is one thing I have never tried to do. The NZ503 has so many options that I learn every time I use (Amy) the voices name. This is by far the best GPS that I have ever used including Garmin snd Magellan.
1464302
Yes, you can set multiple way points (destinations). You can also select your route by fastest, shortest, major roads etc. Unit has many options.
509215
After route is planned, you can click on "details" then " browse as text " and you will receive turn by turn directions. You also have 4 other options. I hope this helps you.
2078663
Yes; there is a "mode" selection where you can choose walking or driving. The "walking mode" will take you on a more direct path, but sometimes misses shortcuts. It's a great idea for Europe or travel when you don't want to pay for streaming data.
614634
It does support gps and has video calling although I never used the video calling. It has an older OS sysstem which is limiting and the battery runs out fast. The dual sim is an awesome feature.
1374555
It does have GPS capability. I've used it in Antarctica. Can be turned on and off in settings/location services.
704387
Entering way points or destinations is relatively easy. Particularly, if you already use any type of road oriented GPS, as long as you are aware of your longitude and latitude. It will also guide you into your selected place within the buoys.
973018
Absolutely! If you set the parameters for a travel trailer it will tailor the routing to avoid certain areas. I just completed a five thousand mile trip to west Texas and my GPS worked flawlessly. I love the thing. The newest model has provisions for a back-up camera which mine is lacking. That feature would have been very helpful a couple times on this trip. If you buy one read about the features and make sure it has that as well. No backup camera is included of course but the plug in provision is there. They are wifi capable but we used a wireless card and moving along at 70 MPH, that feature was spotty. Absolutely! If you set the parameters for a travel trailer it will tailor the routing to avoid certain areas. I just completed a five thousand mile trip to west Texas and my GPS worked flawlessly. I love the thing. The newest model has provisions for a back-up camera which mine is lacking. That feature would have been very helpful a couple times on this trip. If you buy one read about the features and make sure it has that as well. No backup camera is included of course but the plug in provision is there. They are wifi capable but we used a wireless card and moving along at 70 MPH, that... » Read More Absolutely! If you set the parameters for a travel trailer it will tailor the routing to avoid certain areas. I just completed a five thousand mile trip to west Texas and my GPS worked flawlessly. I love the thing. The newest model has provisions for a back-up camera which mine is lacking. That feature would have been very helpful a couple times on this trip. If you buy one read about the features and make sure it has that as well. No backup camera is included of course but the plug in provision is there. They are wifi capable but we used a wireless card and moving along at 70 MPH, that feature was spotty. « Show Less
1158590
Yes. Google map can do the navigation. However, u need use the data. Or you can buy gps software like Tomtom from google store
437537
yes, you can plan your routes in google maps ( or any other similar mapping application ) and then import the routes into GPS unit. The maps can be updated as well.
1573581
Yes. The screen is customizable to show up to four different categories of data, or you can scroll through data that shows direction, either lat long or MGRS, total distance down to the tenths of a mile or KM, waypoints, home base, elevation, and distance to a waypoint, speed, as well as other datapoints. Best GPS for hiking and such if you don't have the few hundred $'s for touch screen models. Really quick satellite capture, works well in every situation I have been in while hiking around the mountains and valleys and thick forests of the Colorado Rockies. I've never had an issue with sat capture, or loss of signal to show me where I am in the world. Recently used in Germany and Poland without an issue.
946892
Yes, it has the navigation app and that works well. GPS is a little slow to acquire the satellites, but it works well.
2148933
It has navigation on it but it doesn't work well at all. It's ok with mapping your starting point to destination but it fails at updating the step by step directions real-time. It lags way behind which is very frustrating. It also loses reception very easily and will sometimes recalculate when this happens.
1896813
you can put in three separate locations by first going to the locations and then designating which of the three location options you want for it. then you can switch to any of the three at any time. the device only shows direction to travel as the crow flies,and distance. it is NOT like a garmin GPS which tell you where to turn. it only points you in the direction of one of the three locations you have entered and it will show distance but you have to figure out the paths to take.
631614
The "maps" feature can be updated regularly by hooking it up to a computer and downloading the new map information. It appears that the memory inside the GPS does not have enough storage capacity for all of the map updates. At least that is what this person is saying was his/her experience. I haven't tried to update any maps yet, so I can't verify the Garmin's storage capacity. I can't imagine that it wouldn't have enough for at least one or two updates, but I have no personal knowledge.
731073
AFAIK, Garmin uses the same routing algorithm as older units. However, I've heard complaints that the new ones can take you to routes that mystifies some users. I can't confirm this (my 765t pretty much routes me like my older 260 ... all things being equal, i.e., same settings). This is not to say my Garmin units' routing are spot on, they aren't always.
827278
This unit has two modes: (1) a regular vehicle mode; and (2) an RV Mode. It is easy to change between the modes and whenever I do so, I find that the route changes, sometimes considerably. I have no idea what database Magellan uses to compile the routes, but they seem fairly accurate to me.
2156165
I'm really not sure. The point of any GPS is to find you the route. I know on the 760 you can select routes to avoid, low bridges,dirt roads etc.