The FM transmitter is useless. You must tune to an unused frequency. What’s the idea here? Do they expect you to hear static noise all the time while waiting for the GPS to give you direction? OTOH, they can’t overcome a strong FM transmission, so you may as well not have this feature.

The Bluetooth feature is a hit-and-miss. Some people get to use it, others don’t.

Multi-routing feature does not seem too useful. I will update this section when I get to play with multi-routing.

MP3 and picture storage are probably ok but there are better devices for those purposes.

The built-in dictionary is probably the only useful extra when travelling.

Traffic info requires automobile power cord plugged in. You don’t get traffic when walking or on bicycle.

I found battery life (after having fully drained and fully charged) is closer to what Garmin estimated: approximately 3 hours. While battery on the 265WT is supposed to last 4 hours. Remember to turn off Bluetooth and turn contrast down to 10% to achieve that. The feature chart on Amazon says battery for the 775T lasts “up to 5 hours”. Sure, Amazon is technically correct. Is 3 hours long enough for a walk in an European metropolitan city?

Is that all worth an extra $70 (30% of the price of a 265WT)?

Don’t buy a wall charger. I use my Blackberry USB charger. As with all electronic device chargers (laptop/digital camera/cell phone/etc), the Blackberry charger works at 110V/220V.

Do get a 010-10987-00 case.