Garmin is a good company in many ways, I have been using their products for a long time. But the "crooked" back cover, 95% similar to the cover from Montana, instead of the original design, suggests that the company produces the navigator according to the residual principle. The lid does not fit with the dimensions in the case, the edges clumsily protrude beyond its limits, the gaps hurt the eye . Then I looked at another navigator in the store - the same picture. In my old Montana, for example, everything was very neat. Or is it just a batch of lids like this, "substandard" .? After all, in advertising photos, she sits normally. In any case, it's annoying. Yes, a car suction cup from Montana is suitable, but due to a significant difference in the weight of navigators, most likely the 276x can fall off on bumps when driving off-road (I haven’t tested it yet). Perhaps the rendering of maps slows down due to the slow SD card on which topos are uploaded in the store (read speed 20, write speed 7). In the device itself, apart from the base card, there are no cards. The card license is not tied to the instrument, only to the memory card. Previously, it was possible to upload maps to the navigator and their activation was picked up automatically. - WiFi and Bluetooth in such a navigator, I believe, are not so in demand and look like an attempt to match the fashion to shove these things wherever your heart desires, kettles and multicookers are an example of this.
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