Review on 🌍 Garmin RV 890 GPS Navigator Bundle with DC12V/24V Car Socket, Hard Shell Case, and Dash-Mount for GPS Navigation by Marcus Braunstein

We took our first trip with a Garmin 8 inch GPS. We planned a four-day trip through the Texas hill country. On the first day we filled the van with gas and turned on the GPS. simple indicator. We were familiar with the nearest area and started wondering how to get there. We paid five hundred dollars for this thing, so we assumed she must know what she was doing. An hour later we passed the same gas station where we filled up. We knew the way to the destination, so we decided to drive a bit and then give the navigator a second chance, because twenty minutes later he sends us again to unknown places and far from the direction we wanted to go. gave Garmin another chance. This time we were in uncharted territory and completely dependent on the navigator. Once again, after an hour of right and left turns, we're back where we started. That's all it took. We turned off the Garmin and used the app phone, which took us straight to where we wanted to go. On the third day we decided to program the Garmin and our phone app. They quarreled almost immediately. With very little faith in Garmin, we followed the phone app. Garmin kept trying to take us down very strange roads, the phone app got us exactly where we wanted to go. Needless to say, the Garmin will now be boxed up and returned to where it came from, meaning that unless the rider is using a similar Garmin, they will never get there.