Note: Some sections of this review are taken directly from the Garmin nüvi 765T review, as in most respects the two units are functionally identical.

Table of Contents

1. Garmin's Growing nüvi Product Line: Meet the 7x5
2. Specifications
3. What's in the Box
4. Mounting the Garmin nüvi 755T in the Car
5. Navigating With The nüvi 755T
6. Entering A Street Address
7. Finding A Restaurant
8. Setting the Home Address
9. Favorites
10. Traffic
11. Night Mode
12. Navigating to A Set of Coordinates
13. Using the nüvi 755T In Pedestrian Mode
14. Canceling A Route
15. Where Am I? / Saving Your Current Location
16. GPS Reception Performance
17. Routing Engine Performance
18. Screen Readability
19. Speaker Volume & Quality
20. Playing Audio Through Your Vehicle's Speakers
21. Media Player
22. Keeping the nüvi Up-To-Date
23. Pros
24. Cons
25. Conclusion

1. Garmin's Growing nüvi Product Line: Meet the 7x5

Garmin continues to expand it's popular nüvi product line, adding four new 7x5 series models to choose from. The 755T, 765T, 775T, and 785T all include text-to-speech, a 4.3-inch widescreen display, preloaded maps of the US and Canada, 3-D buildings view, 3-D lane guidance, photo navigation, faster screen redraws, advanced route planning, and Garmin Locate.

All four new models also include traffic receivers, but service varies between the models, as does the traffic receiver each model includes: the 785T includes an MSN Direct receiver (GDB 50), and requires an annual subscription ($50/year). The 755T, 765T and 775T ship with an FM traffic receiver (GTM 20), and include free lifetime traffic service.

Below is a more detailed breakdown of the differences between the new models

nüvi 7x5 Series Feature Matrix

2. Specifications

3. What's in the Box

Figure 1: Garmin nüvi 755T, Retail Box