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This Item  Garmin Nuvi 2689LMT North America |  |  |  | |  | |
| Price | — | $109.00 | $159.95 | -23% $191.55 List: $249.99 | $349.99 | -25% $180.71 List: $239.99 |
| Delivery | — | — | Get it as soon as Friday, May 3 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 3 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 2 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 2 |
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| Sold By | — | Electronic.Depot | Bulkbuy Partners | Amazon.com | IEO-ships within 24hrs | Amazon.com |
| control method | voice | voice | — | — | voice | voice |
| resolution | — | 480 x 272 | — | 480 x 272 | — | 480 x 272 |
| mounting type | found in image, Dashboard Mount | found in image, Dashboard Mount | found in image, Windshield Mount, Dashboard Mount | Windshield Mount, found in image, Dashboard Mount | found in image, Dashboard Mount | found in image, Dashboard Mount |
| batteries included | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| battery average life | 1 hours | — | — | 1 hours | 2 hours | 1 hours |
From the manufacturer
Bright Display
nüvi 2689LMT has a bright 6-inch high resolution display with pinch-to-zoom capability, so you can quickly get a closer look at any onscreen information. Dual-orientation allows you to use nüvi 2689LMT either horizontally or vertically.
nüvi 2689LMT
Advanced GPS Car Navigation
nüvi Advanced Series automotive navigators do not rely on cellular signals. nüvi is available with your choice of 5 inch, 6 inch or 7 inch display. All models feature maps of North America with lifetime updates and traffic alerts.
- 6-inch pinch-to-zoom, dual-orientation display
- Detailed maps of North America with free lifetime map updates and traffic avoidance
- Find new and popular restaurants, shops and more with Foursquare
- Bluetooth technology for hands-free calling
- Voice-activated navigation allows you to keep your hands on the wheel
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Free Lifetime Traffic AvoidanceWith Garmin traffic, your driving map remains onscreen at all times. Traffic alerts appear to the side of your map and messages are spoken, too. |
Up AheadEasily find places Up Ahead, like food and gas stations, without leaving the map. |
Voice-activated NavigationVoice-activated navigation lets you control nüvi with your voice while your hands stay on the wheel. |
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Bluetooth CompatibleBluetooth technology provides wireless connectivity for hands-free calling. |
Active Lane GuidanceHear voice prompts and see bright arrows that indicate the proper lane needed for your next maneuver. |
Smartphone Link CompatibleDownload the Smartphone Link app to your iPhone or Android device for access to real-time services like live weather radar and more (some services require purchase). |
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Direct AccessSimplifies navigating to select complex destinations such as malls and airports. |
Garmin Real DirectionsSpoken Garmin Real Directions guide you like a friend, using recognizable landmarks, buildings and traffic lights. |
Add a Wireless Backup CameraFor a complete navigation solution, add the BC 30 wireless backup camera (sold separately. Professional installation recommended). |
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| Screen size | 5" | 5" | 5" | 6" |
| Dual-orientation display | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Foursquare POIs | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Active Lane Guidance | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Traffic compatible | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | HD Digital Traffic |
| Direct Access | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Bluetooth compatible | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| Voice-activated navigation | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| Smartphone Link Compatible | ✓ | ✓ | ||
| Backup camera compatible | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Reviews with images
Excellant GPS, but pathetic icon set.
By my friends, I am considered a GPS "Power User". I have about 3,000 stored Waypoints and have created 100's of routes for myself and others. That being said:I have thought long and hard about writing a review of this product! My first Garmin GPS (GPS 45) was from 1996 and was limited to only displaying a location on a blank palette (no map).The new Garmin Nüvi series of late are quick to obtain a signal, have a beautiful display, are user friendly and use voice commandBUT, if you are looking for a GPS that displays as many icons as the StreetPilot 2610 or the Zumo 660 (90 Icons), you are in for a shock! The Nüvi series can only display 46 icons, of which only 33 can be displayed on BaseCamp or MapSource (really?!) and 3 of these are international monetary symbols, leaving 30 icons that have any meaning in North America and can be displayed on BaseCamp. And all of the icons are mono-colored - either pale-blue for POI’s or pale-green for Waypoints, not multi-colored as in the older Garmins!A pathetic list of icons is an understatement! Whatever happened to the robust icon sets of the older Garmin’s? Even the same icon repeated in different colors would have been nice. Also, the icons do not display their names, like the older Garmin units. That choice should be a menu item, not completely ignored.Pros:1. Light weight2. Bright display3. Very responsive touch screen.4. Voice CommandCons:1. Dramatically reduced icon set and lack of correlation with BaseCamp2. Non-removable battery3. Voice commands do not include “Zoom In” or “Zoom Out”.4. The voice commands do not allow you to search through saved Waypoints.5. Waypoints can be assigned a category in BaseCamp or in the GPS, but BaseCamp will not sort by category, but the unit will. Huh?Summary: If your goal is to navigate cityscapes and find the Fast Food places or Starbucks or the next town, this will work perfectly for you. If you are looking for a GPS with a robust icon set that can add real meaning to your collection of tracks or routes - forget it.I use mine while off-road Jeeping. There are no street names or fast food places, so this icon set is useless fro my purposes.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2016
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2015
By my friends, I am considered a GPS "Power User". I have about 3,000 stored Waypoints and have created 100's of routes for myself and others. That being said:
I have thought long and hard about writing a review of this product! My first Garmin GPS (GPS 45) was from 1996 and was limited to only displaying a location on a blank palette (no map).
The new Garmin Nüvi series of late are quick to obtain a signal, have a beautiful display, are user friendly and use voice command
BUT, if you are looking for a GPS that displays as many icons as the StreetPilot 2610 or the Zumo 660 (90 Icons), you are in for a shock! The Nüvi series can only display 46 icons, of which only 33 can be displayed on BaseCamp or MapSource (really?!) and 3 of these are international monetary symbols, leaving 30 icons that have any meaning in North America and can be displayed on BaseCamp. And all of the icons are mono-colored - either pale-blue for POI’s or pale-green for Waypoints, not multi-colored as in the older Garmins!
A pathetic list of icons is an understatement! Whatever happened to the robust icon sets of the older Garmin’s? Even the same icon repeated in different colors would have been nice. Also, the icons do not display their names, like the older Garmin units. That choice should be a menu item, not completely ignored.
Pros:
1. Light weight
2. Bright display
3. Very responsive touch screen.
4. Voice Command
Cons:
1. Dramatically reduced icon set and lack of correlation with BaseCamp
2. Non-removable battery
3. Voice commands do not include “Zoom In” or “Zoom Out”.
4. The voice commands do not allow you to search through saved Waypoints.
5. Waypoints can be assigned a category in BaseCamp or in the GPS, but BaseCamp will not sort by category, but the unit will. Huh?
Summary: If your goal is to navigate cityscapes and find the Fast Food places or Starbucks or the next town, this will work perfectly for you. If you are looking for a GPS with a robust icon set that can add real meaning to your collection of tracks or routes - forget it.
I use mine while off-road Jeeping. There are no street names or fast food places, so this icon set is useless fro my purposes.
I have thought long and hard about writing a review of this product! My first Garmin GPS (GPS 45) was from 1996 and was limited to only displaying a location on a blank palette (no map).
The new Garmin Nüvi series of late are quick to obtain a signal, have a beautiful display, are user friendly and use voice command
BUT, if you are looking for a GPS that displays as many icons as the StreetPilot 2610 or the Zumo 660 (90 Icons), you are in for a shock! The Nüvi series can only display 46 icons, of which only 33 can be displayed on BaseCamp or MapSource (really?!) and 3 of these are international monetary symbols, leaving 30 icons that have any meaning in North America and can be displayed on BaseCamp. And all of the icons are mono-colored - either pale-blue for POI’s or pale-green for Waypoints, not multi-colored as in the older Garmins!
A pathetic list of icons is an understatement! Whatever happened to the robust icon sets of the older Garmin’s? Even the same icon repeated in different colors would have been nice. Also, the icons do not display their names, like the older Garmin units. That choice should be a menu item, not completely ignored.
Pros:
1. Light weight
2. Bright display
3. Very responsive touch screen.
4. Voice Command
Cons:
1. Dramatically reduced icon set and lack of correlation with BaseCamp
2. Non-removable battery
3. Voice commands do not include “Zoom In” or “Zoom Out”.
4. The voice commands do not allow you to search through saved Waypoints.
5. Waypoints can be assigned a category in BaseCamp or in the GPS, but BaseCamp will not sort by category, but the unit will. Huh?
Summary: If your goal is to navigate cityscapes and find the Fast Food places or Starbucks or the next town, this will work perfectly for you. If you are looking for a GPS with a robust icon set that can add real meaning to your collection of tracks or routes - forget it.
I use mine while off-road Jeeping. There are no street names or fast food places, so this icon set is useless fro my purposes.
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Top reviews from other countries
Sean Vedell
Big, clear screen and voice command interface makes this a superior GPS.
Reviewed in Canada on January 4, 2017Zerone
Big display but need minor improvements
Reviewed in Canada on April 19, 2017
Attatood
I do like the fact that you can build your POI files ...
Reviewed in Canada on April 15, 2017