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I received my GPS quickly and began using it (within my ability) immediately. I still need to read the instructions and learn the more advanced features. I like the larger than standard size. I do wish it would show me the number of miles for the proposed trip. I hope there is a way to get it to do that. I'd like it to have an altimeter, also, but I'll manage without it.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I've owned Garmin products for almost 20 years. My last model was the Drivesmart 61 LMT which performed well but developed slow response issues. The Drivesmart 65 is quick with it's calculations as the 61 was when first purchased. I have an extensive client base that I drive to and have saved addresses for them which I backed up and moved to the new 65 unit. I've always used voice commands to bring up saved Places and many of the other functions and setting with the 61 LMT which worked well. Unfortunately though the 65 with Alexa is an absolute worthless nightmare in trying to get voice commands to work. I've tried the suggested formats and found that the voice functions of the unit will most likely never work reliably or properly. Definitely a sad excuse for voice activated control compared to the 61 LMT. The unit has to be paired to a smart phone for traffic and other functions. The traffic service used by the 65 is less accurate and reliable than using my smart phone to navigate me to my destinations. At this point the only benefit of the 65 is when I'm out of cell range for navigation. Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
A must have for travelling the screen is big and very easy to use. It has alot more features than a phone app GPS. It has exit ramp notification feature you can put in GPS coordinates . Its very easy to find Gas stations , hotels or recreational places nearby. You can also get traffic alerts and look at traffic cameras. Absolutely the best navigational device to have on the road.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I have not had a chance to use al of the features, but so far it has been reliable.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
Very good product with a few wrinkles: Voice recognition is not great. Several street names were incorrect on each of several trips, making it difficult to navigate in urban/suburban environments. The streets were NOT new. Getting trip guidance to stop with voice commands was unsuccessful. Check your settings in detail, as time permits. For example, if you miss a turn, unless you have u-turns allowed, you won't be informed by the GPS. It will just silently assume you are driving without a destination mode. OK Garmin will not respond, when you give it an OK for an alert popup window message. I still haven't found a voice command to stop guidance. The display and sound are both dimmer at max than my previous garmin nuvi 1450. Otherwise, the larger screen and not having to stop and park to change a destination, etc are very useful. Cant see evidence yet for traffic alerts without tapping alexa. The enclosed power cable doesn't have the big "bubble" on it, though the plug is very large and may contain the traffic antenna that was on my garmin nuvi 1450 GPS. The added screen details for restaurants, gas, etc. are helpful. The ability to voice command the next rest area, parks, etc. is very helpful. The battery life for walk-around use is way too short even with a fully charged battery. Haven't found a way to replace the batteries.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
