The Garmin nuvi 765T is really a great device. For the money, you really get a lot of features, such as a wide screen, text to speech, Bluetooth, FM transmission, and mult-point routing. Click here, to find out the current price for the nuvi 765t. At the time of this writing, a new 765T will run you slightly over $200, whereas a refurbished model will be slightly less. (My opinion, spring for the new model.)
The nuvi 765T generally works great, just like all Garmin products. There have been a few complaints, however, about the 765T’s Bluetooth connection. That’s not unusual. I’ve had folks email me about their nuvi’s inability to connect properly with their particular cell phone, before.
The particular type of problem I’m referring to, however, is when you use Bluetooth and the FM transmission capability together. Apparently, these can sort of interfere with each other. Don’t worry, though, here’s a fix I found out about.
- Go to Garmin and make sure you register your device and get the software updates
- Go to webupdater and let it update your Bluetooth and DSP software
- Also, make sure your phone is set to transfer via Bluetooth
Usually, this will solve your problems. Here’s a link to a page on Garmin’s site that can help.
Sometimes if the software is corrupted, you might have to delete the software from the unit, then reupdate it. You can email Garmin and ask them how to do this. They generally have very good customer service.
Want to know more about the Garmin nuvi 765T 4.3-inch Bluetooth portable GPS navigator with traffic? Just click the link, here.
