Garmin RV 1090, 10" RV Navigator, Edge-to-Edge Display, Custom Routing for Size and Weight of Your RV/Trailer

I prefer Garmin for GPS mapping and the large screen and sturdy magnetic powered mount make this easy to use. I really like the ability to easily pull the unit off the mount and hand it to a passenger while driving. I must say it has sent me on some odd routes, but it has also sent me on some great routes that I had not thought of. Not once has it sent me to a place the RV had trouble with.

I really like the size of the unit. It makes it very easy to see. Setup was pretty easy. Just a small learning curve. But pretty easy once i figured everything out. I would recommend this gps. I use it in my f150. I love that it takes into consideration when towing my camper. It has not let me down yet and has gotten my to my destination 100% of the time

I purchased this to replace an older Garmin 790 I believe it was. I was unable to update the old Garmin and it would constantly lose GPS signal. I could have saved money and went with the 8 inch but as my eyes get older I felt that the 10 inch would be better and I was right, it is! Updates easily the Wi-Fi and I have it connected to my peplink cellular modem in the RV. I have had no issues with it dropping GPS signals the only thing I don't like about it is the voice control. It's not very good come on Garmin really? There's no command to zoom the map in or out by voice control? I've also had trouble finding a gas station with it by voice. Too bad maybe they'll fix it in subsequent updates.

Great Garmin product that can be as easy or complicated to use as you want. A few minutes out of the box and it is ready to go. That's the easy part and it will work at that level if you like. BUT if you were to spend quality getting to learn the unit, you will get to experience the genius in this garmin gps. There are all sorts of neat functions. One in particular are the history channel tidbits. At any rate, like all computers, junk in equals junk out. Learn the unit and it will function well. Don't take the time to learn the unit and it will not perform to its full potential. Thus leaving you questioning if the amount spent on it was worth it.Mounting may be an issue. This is a HUGE screen and HUGE screens weigh quite a bit for magnets and suction cup mounts. In retrospect, I should have purchased the Garmin 790RV instead because of the smaller form factor.

Ist one broke then second one is still working.

The unit is Android-based so it is ALWAYS ON AND LISTENING. Like new phones, there is no way to turn it off; so you charge it up for the next time and its dead within 2 days. Garmin's USB cable is too short and doesn't stay plugged in to the side of the unit. The cigarette lighter cord for the base plate is longer but my new RV doesn't have a cigarette lighter - why not just provide a longer proprietary power connector with a standard USB-A or USB-C connection? The maps have been updated twice since I purchased the unit 6 months ago and are still inaccurate. The suction cup keeps falling off the side window of the RV (the window & suction cups are BOTH CLEAN), the windshield is too far away to try and mount the unit (or see the screen, for that matter). The unit shuts off unexpectedly and is very difficult to restart. All in all, this is a very disappointing Garmin purchase and not worth the expense.

This is a feature Rich environment. Oh my God this thing has got so much embedded in it it's going to take all summer to learn how to use it properly. You got to download Garmin drive program but that's all you need. I don't even think you have to do any kind of Bluetooth or Wi-Fi configuring to your phone it just works through the Garmin drive man it's very cool. I guess it wouldn't hurt to hook up the Wi-Fi independent of the Garmin drive program maybe the Bluetooth too don't know we got this sucker running pretty sweet. And then I got the backup cam. It was specific for this Garmin device I believe it was the 35. It operates on Wi-Fi short range which is perfect for us when you put it in reverse actually have to wait a minute for everything to connect up. When you put it back in the drive move forward or Park the camera goes off and your screen returns to map all by itself. Will you put it in reverse you wait a few seconds the camera takes over the screen all by itself. No thinking you don't even have to put your beer down.

I have a 40,000 lb motorhome that is 12'6" tall. The risk of taking it across a bridge or driving under an overpass or even driving into a neighborhood where I won't fit is too big to accept. This fully featured unit is fantastic. And I purchased it used and in like new condition and saved $200

Va très bien

Pour mon Vr de 37C pour parcourir le Canada cette année et du côté Américain au mois de décembre prochain

Bonjour. J'ai acheté ce GPS RV1090 pour faire la Route 66 et pouvoir faire mes points d'intérêt sur ordinateur avant de les transférer sur mon GPS. Ce programme pour Garmin est Basecamp. Je suis très déçu de voir la grande faiblesse de ce logiciel. Je suis du Canada et je ne peux pas traverser la frontière pour un itinéraire car les map ne sont pas calibré pour le faire entre les 2 pays. Voici un simple exemple de plusieurs problèmes que je rencontre. Je ne n'attendais pas au prix de ce GPS de rencontrer ces problèmes qui sont beaucoup plus efficace sur d'autre logiciel comme Google Earth Pro. Garmin, vous devriez faire beaucoup mieux que celà.

J’ai acheté cet appareil pour la fonction évitement de certaines routes avec le propane. hors, je configure de toutes les façons immaginables et il me fait passer toujours dans le tunnel lafontaine de plus la seule caméra compatible avec ce modèle est maintenant discontinuée . Un beau mille piastres à l’eau. Hourra!! garmin..