Bluetooth headset?
Everyone I know has had to buy one seperately.
I know about 17 people who've tried the Garmins. All have had problems. Few are stupid enough to not follow instructions properly.... Two are, though
Apparently, it's the waterproofing that's the biggest problem.
For the bike, yes. It's a bike satnav.
If you want car satnav, you ought to spend lots of money on buying a completely new unit.... if you believe the companies' Marketing departments, that is.
It's designed by riders, for riders - Cars are just those boxy things that we ride around, the moving hazzards, so no wonder the in-car adapter was an afterthought.
Because I am crap at map-reading and prefer to just get audio instructions as I go, leaving me free to watch what I'm doing.
I have also always wanted a computer thingy that navigates for me - Ever since the SciFi shows and films of the 80s
Yes, I really am crap at map reading!!
Nor a Cruiser, for that matter....
As Gas Up says - The right tool for the job.
I usually only use the SatNav for parts of the journey where I've never been - Built-up areas, back roads and so on - to reduce the chances of getting stupidly lost. I don't need fancy things like a fuel gauge or sunset times (I work that out for myself), but I will occasionally need to know where the nearest fuel is (which the Tom does), where I am and the few other things mine does.
The Tom suits my purposes (and budget) just fine.
My mate with a VFR800 likes his gadgets (computer game developer) so the Zumo is his fancy toy of choice.