Garmin Nuvi 3760 Reviews

Expert review by : Derek Fung (cnet.com.au)

Garmin Nuvi 3760

Thin, light and clad in metal and glass, the Nuvi 3760 is the first portable nav device that's tugged on our heart as well as our mind. If you can, make the financial stretch to the 3790T as that model offers a brilliant voice recognition system.

Stunning looks ; Responsive high-res screen ; Terrain view ; Easy to use

TrafficTrends routing too smart for its own good (can be switched off) ; Glass screen catches reflections ; Missed out on the brilliant voice recognition system of the Nuvi 3790T

A gorgeous piece of kit that works well, so long as you switch the TrafficTrends feature off. If you can, though, make the financial stretch to the top-of-the-range 3790T, as that model offers a brilliant voice recognition system.

Jun, 2010

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Garmin Nuvi 3760

Great design.

Design, screen clarity & touch response

The maps & speed limits are seriously defective

Feb, 2011

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Garmin Nuvi 3760

I bought one of these after having a good experience with an older NUVI.

Looks

Garmin (non) Support, stupid navigation, out of date maps, unreliable software

Jan, 2011

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Garmin Nuvi 3760

I had the 1390T model for 6 months and loved it. Then it stopped talking to me...The sound simply stopped working. Long story short I returned it to Garmin for a new one. It spoke to me for a couple of weeks then went silent. I returned it to the store...

Slim design, excellent screen resolution, great features

Won't load phone address book reliably

Oct, 2010

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