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Go from North America to Europe without loading more maps with the transatlantic nüvi® 670. This pocket sized Personal Travel Assistant¿ comes with built-in street maps for both continents, making traveling abroad so easy. Similar to the 660, nüvi 670 includes a colorful widescreen, hands-free calling, traffic alerts and FM transmitter, then takes it to the next level with even more maps.
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Technical Details
- Pre-loaded with complete Navteq maps for all of North America and Europe- 4.3-inch, touch-screen TFT LCD display with 480 x 272 pixels of resolution
- Bluetooth for hands-free calling; Integrated receiver for traffic data
- MP3 player, photo viewer, world clock, currency and measurement converters, calculator and more
- Weighs 6.2 ounces and measures 4.9 x 2.9 x 0.9 inches (W x H x D)
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By Joseph A Maynard (Morristown, NJ USA)
I just returned from a two week trip to Europe where I used the Nuvi 670 to drive through Belgium, Holland and Poland. It worked perfectly taking us from the country-sides of Belgium and Holland to our hotels in the narrow, one-way, unpronounceable streets of Brussels and Amsterdam. I can't imagine trying to do this with a map. Certainly, my wife and I wouldn't be on speaking terms if we had. Based on a lot of the reviews here, I am not sure that I would have bought one. I am never certain whether the Garmin units they bought were defective or whether the users are defective. I wouldn't hesitate, based on my own experience, to buy and use a Garmin device for travel in Europe.
My only criticisms of Garmin are that I think it is ridiculous that they don't offer free updates to BOTH the North American and European maps on the x70 units that come with dual maps. I also think Garmin GPS units have been overly "dumbed-down" since I bought my first Garmin several years ago. I used to be able to get elevation, the ability to pan out and see the entire route on one screen and many other features. Maybe you still can, but since they don't provide a detailed manual, who would know?
By S. Laband (Goleta, CA USA)
My nuvi 670 died shortly after the warranty expired. It cost $250 to repair, and the repair process took 5 weeks. The customer service reps I spoke to during the repair interval were unhelpful with status. The repaired nuvi just showed up with no notice at the end of week 5. The 'repair' turned out to be a 'replacement with a refurbished unit' so it's not clear what was so time-consuming about that process.
By P&J (RAF Lakenheath, UK)
I am stationioned in England and bought the 670 just for the US/Euro map combo. While here, I have traveled much though the country and mainland Europe only to do so taking back roads. The speed camera thing for me worked, but it won't take me on the highways!!! I keep getting told "at round a bout, take 2nd exit..." or the like. NEVER staying on the highways. Does it do this for the states as well?
Garmin folks told me to plug in detour to the highways. Well, it'll only let me use one, then it wants to replace the previous.
This thing does suck! It's great for navigating throughout the system iteself and all it's options, but sucks navigating the roads, where it counts.
By David Fifield (San Jose, CA)
I've had my Nuvi 670 since they first came out - it was very expensive at the time, so I expected a lot from it.
I was dissapointed to find that the traffic info was subscription based - and at a rip off price at that.
I was also dissapointed that the maps seemed to be out of date right from the get go, and they expected me to PAY for new ones!!
RX sensitivity never seemed to be as good as my older Garmin units or the Pioneer AVIC unit I installed in one of my other cars. Slight overcast skys or clouds seemed to kill the GPS satellite reception.
The internal battery crapped out on me in less than a year. It lasts for about a minute before shutting off these days.
I tried to nav from San Jose to an address in Petaluma today. No joy. The audio kept going into distortion and then cutting out completely. After a while, it stopped giving me any audible directions at all. No amount of powering off/on made any difference - the thing is toast. Of course, there's no warranty on it any more....
Overall, I'm not a happy customer. Will seriously look elsewhere (i.e. not Garmin) for my next unit. All in all, I feel like I wasted a grand on this one. Better luck next time.
By M. Ewell (Houston, Tx)
Bought this GPS as an "open box special" from Amazon. While it didn't ship with any manuals (a bit disappointed), its user interface is rather intuitive. Great features - everything you want in a GPS. I even used it recently while driving in the UK and it worked perfectly.
My only issue with the device is that the bluetooth doesn't support my phone, a Blackberry 8310. Bluetooth capability is one of the reasons I bought the phone. So, I'll wait patiently while Garmin resolves this - however, you need to check the compatibility list on their website before purchasing.
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