Garmin Nuvi 1300 and 1300T?? What is the difference between Garmin Nuvi 1300 and Nuvi 1300T?
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The "T" stands for traffic. You get life time traffic reports with the "T" version. The downside is that ads pop up on the screen during the traffic alerts. One reviewer mentioned that sometimes there are no alerts in "dead zones", and that unnecessary re-routing resulting from erroneous alerts can add more time to the drive. Hope this helps.
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I've checked the specs on the Garmin Nuvi 1300 series (this is a discontinued series) and it does have a Micro-SD chip slot, therefore this chip will work quite nicely in this series. Although this product comes with both the adapter AND micro SD Chip, you will only use the Chip.
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I see no reason why it will not work. I have a Nuvi 1350 and it works fine. ron
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This has been my question too for a few days. I've been reading comments on Garmin Nuvi 350 though, and one of them stated he tried both the Tom Tom and Garmin Nuvi 350 side-by-side. The Tom Tom apparantly gave better directions, at one point saving 20 minutes of drive time. I'm not sure at this point which one's better. Garmin Nuvi 350's street-name callout is immensely popular, and I like that too, but I don't want to drive an extra 20 minutes to a destination.
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It works in my older Nuvi 1300LMT and according to: https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/on-the-road/automotive/previous%20models/nuvi-2495lmt/prod97243.htmlyour model can accept MicroSD cards as well like my older model. TL:DR...YES
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I have a 2555 and it fits well. I don't have a 1300 or 1350 so i don't know for sure. You might want to compare the two models and see if they are the same size and the power connector is in the same spot. I will say, that this mount is great. It holds the garmin securely.
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Main differences between the NT135T and the NT120R are as follows; the NT135T has slightly more power than the NT120R, but the NT120R is ruggedized which means it is shock proof, water proof and dust proof. I chose the NT120R because of the amount of power you get out of it and that it is more versatile. You can take it anywhere without worrying about damaging it, work, home or play. You will be happy with either, but consider your possible uses and locations.
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Do I MUST buy the microSD card from Garmin for my Nuvi 1450? There is quite a difference in price if I buy a "generic" one...
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Well, it wasn't just the larger screen that swayed me to the TomTom, it was also the price. You can purchase a new TT1XL for about $340.00. The Nuvi 350 is about the same price for either a refurbished or used model. Besides the price though, it seems that having a larger screen(4.3") would cause less distraction while driving. It's still a toos up though. Let me know how you like the Nuvi 350 and I will do the same. Mine is due to be delivered in the next few days.
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Really don't know but the Garmin nuvi 3597 LMTHD is awesome -- the best one I have ever owned
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According to Garmin's website, the following devices are compatable:nüLink!™ 1695 nüvi® 1260T nüvi® 1370T nüvi® 1390LMT nüvi® 1390T nüvi® 1490LMT nüvi® 1490T nüvi® 1690
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I am going to Italy and bought the 1370T. I planned to use in pedestrian mode as well as for driving. I've tested it several times in pedestrian mode in a couple of different locations and it failed every time. Sent me in the opposite direction, missed turns, and doesn't recalculate on it's own. You have to go back to the main screen and do it manually. I don't know - maybe I got a lemon. I'm leaving in less than 2 weeks. I'll either return it and try another unit or hope it works better in driving mode. I was looking at the Tom Tom XLL, which also has European maps preloaded, but it gets mixed reviews as well. Seems a perfect GPS is yet to be created. I am going to Italy and bought the 1370T. I planned to use in pedestrian mode as well as for driving. I've tested it several times in pedestrian mode in a couple of different locations and it failed every time. Sent me in the opposite direction, missed turns, and doesn't recalculate on it's own. You have to go back to the main screen and do it manually. I don't know - maybe I got a lemon. I'm leaving in less than 2 weeks. I'll either return it and try another unit or hope it works better in driving mode. I was looking at the Tom Tom XLL, which also has European maps preloaded, but it gets... » Read More I am going to Italy and bought the 1370T. I planned to use in pedestrian mode as well as for driving. I've tested it several times in pedestrian mode in a couple of different locations and it failed every time. Sent me in the opposite direction, missed turns, and doesn't recalculate on it's own. You have to go back to the main screen and do it manually. I don't know - maybe I got a lemon. I'm leaving in less than 2 weeks. I'll either return it and try another unit or hope it works better in driving mode. I was looking at the Tom Tom XLL, which also has European maps preloaded, but it gets mixed reviews as well. Seems a perfect GPS is yet to be created. « Show Less
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It says 1300 series in the description so it will work with all the 13xx GPS
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I have the same Garmin Nuvi1300 and it worked 3 times now it says cant calculate route when ever I try to navigate anywhere. I am shocked that this is a product of Garmin!
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Just went through this debate myself. In the store, my husband noticed how different the screens were. The 500 series was much brighter than the 300 and sure enough, it states so on the garmin comparison page. Here's your link, hope it helps.http://www.garmin.com/garmin/cms/us/ontheroad/streetpilotcseries
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I like the graphics on the Garmin better and it seems to respond faster than the the Tomtom. I like the display for the Points of Interest better on the Garmin as well. I gave my daughter the Garmin and I have the Tomtom but I am thinking about returning it and getting the Garmin 255w
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As far as i know all the Garmin nüvi use the same mount but i don'tknow about the newst, good look.