Garmin nuvi 3750 Automotive GPS Receiver

I did a lot of research before buying the Garmin Nuvi 3750. I read reviews about the Garmin Nuvi 3760 and 3790. The only difference I found was that the 3760 had lifetime traffic and the 3790 had lifetime map updates. The lifetime traffic had one thing that did not appeal to me was that pop up ads come on the screen and i did not want it. So I went for the 3750. I bought the lifetime maps update card in a sale from bestbuy and that solved my problem for the map updates.
Pros:
1- Awesome touchscreen.
2- Awesome color screen.
3- Accelerometer
4- Signal power
5- Lane assist

Cons:
Fingerprint magnet(but it can be solved by placing a protective screen which is available for $3 on ebay).

Adding the phantom alert to it makes it alot more useful. I have already added it as premium feature.

I'm a GPS user and absolutely love the 3750, but it's not for everyone. Some of it's stronger points are it's glass styling, thin body, and responsive screen which can be rotated with the screen orientation moving like an iPhone. It quickly finds a satellite link and route. With that said it's not for everyone and what draws me to the unit may be a detractor for others, the glass screen. Web reviews state the screen can become scratched or crack if your a user who tends to throw their GPS in the glove box or center console without much concern. The other downfall of the glass screen is glare. Unlike the matt finish on the usual plastic screens the 3700 series glass screens have a reflective quality. Users who purchase this unit on its styling and higher def screen will have to accept it's reflective nature. For the price LTM should have been included, but if your looking for that feature Garmin sells the 3760 for a little more. Overall, I love this unit. The 3700 series is the most beautiful on the market and is a conversation starter as it's styling is immediately noticed by others.

Review of Garmin 3750
Hi, I am an older guy and have owned and own many GPS units, guess am a little GPS nuts. This is a good looking unit, and it’s loaded up with POI’s. I like very much that it has a track log, meaning you can set it to leave a small trail on the map where you have gone. It’s important to me not only to have it show me where to go but to also show me where I have been. I wish I could download my address contact list from my email contacts on Windows Live into it. My second wish would be that they would send you a nice thin rubber sleeve to take the hit off when you drop it.

The G3750 is a good unit. I have had 2. Accidentally cracked front glass and Garmin price to repair is approx $150. Even they suggested new purchase instead! Nice packer too, with it's slim design. Typical Garmin unit here, in that it is easy to set up/navigate with. Very little/nothing you really need the 'how to' manual to figure out. Retail on these is high, approx $320. Pretty easy to find for lots less. I actually picked this model because of the charging recep being the smaller square kind, same as my Blackberry. That simplifies having to carry around so much stuff. Battery life on these are not very good. Maybe an hour approx. Is good to keep it plugged in or close to.

This is a nice gps. It replaced the nuvi 855. I do wish it had voice command tough. When the screen is flipped vertically, it can be used which makes it unique. Although when it is used vertically, the keys are a little small to be pressed with my big fingers. The voice quality of the unit is excellent. Overall, I like this gps. It is said to have maps of the US,Canada, and Mexico.