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Rand McNally TND 750 7-inch GPS Truck Navigator, Easy-to-Read Display, Custom Truck Routing and Rand Navigation 2.0

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Style: Old Gen - 7 In


Features

  • Large, easy-to-read 7" touchscreen offers crisp, bright, at-a-glance high-resolution display.Screen Resolution: (pixels): 800x1280.Control Method:Touch.Special Feature:Bluetooth,Lane Assist,Touchscreen.Water Resistant: No
  • Fueled by new Rand Navigation 2.0 software, customize your route based on truck dimensions, fuel prices, live traffic and more
  • Get enhanced map displays, 3-D structures, junction views, weather overlays, millions of truck-specific POIs and more
  • Powerful magnetic mount rigorously tested to withstand harsh driving conditions
  • Processor Cores: Hexa-core (6); Memory: 2 GB; Storage: 32 GB; Android OS Version: 8.1

Description

Rand McNally TND750 Truck GPS Featuring a 7" LCD Screen

Specs & Other Info

Specification Details
Producer Rand McNally
Model TND750
Recommended Use Truck
Display size 7 Inches
Interface Touchscreen, Bluetooth Enabled, Lane Assist
Connection Capabilities Wireless, Bluetooth, USB Connect
Mapping Data Street, North America
Included Accessories Product and Manual
Installation Type Magnetic Mount
Product Size 7.3 x 0.8 x 4.5 inches
Product Weight 2.51 pounds
Battery Type 1 AA Battery (Included)
Operating System Android
Color Design Black
Package Contents Product and Manual
Origin China
First Released June 9, 2020

Frequently asked questions

The Rand McNally TND 750 features a 7-inch, easy-to-read display designed for clarity and ease of navigation.

Yes, the TND 750 offers custom truck routing that takes into account the size and weight of your truck, providing routes optimized for safety and efficiency.

Rand Navigation 2.0 is an updated navigation software used in the Rand McNally TND 750. It offers an enhanced user experience with improved routing accuracy, 3D maps, and a more intuitive interface.

The product details may vary, but typically, Rand McNally GPS devices like the TND 750 come with the option for lifetime map updates, ensuring your device remains up-to-date with the latest roads and navigation information.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The GPS device generally receives positive reviews from customers who enjoy its large size, accuracy with times, improved magnetic mount, and customizable options for towing. However, customers also note that the voicing is not ideal for those with hearing issues, the address input function is quite specific, and the GPS often suggests longer routes. There are differing opinions about the redesigned virtual dashboard and there are some complaints about the suction cup mount needing a specific surface.

Pros

  • 👍 Large size of the device is easier to read
  • 👍 Improved magnetic mount holds the device securely
  • 👍 Greater accuracy with estimated travel times
  • 👍 Provides a customizable setting for specific vehicle needs

Cons

  • 👎 Address input mechanism is highly specific and hence, possibly difficult to use
  • 👎 The GPS often suggests a longer route, sticking to major highways irrespective of travel time
  • 👎 The suction cup mount requires a specific type of surface for it to stick properly
  • 👎 High-pitched female voice may be hard for some users to hear

Should I Buy It?

If you're a driver (particularly of large vehicles or with towing needs) seeking a larger, secure, and highly customized GPS device, this product could be a great fit for you. However, you may need to adapt to its unique quirks like the highly specific address input mechanism and its tendency to stick to major highways. Consider reviewing your needs and preferences before making a final decision.

    • A good Truck GPS
Style: New Gen - 7 In
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It’s a good size, not too big, but not too small. It comes with a rubber strap around it so it takes less impact damage from the truck bouncing around. The routes I get aren’t always the best option, but that’s why I also have the Garmin Dezl next to it in my truck. While they both work great, there’s no reason to rely on one only, when both have areas that they are lacking. So far I find the truck routes it gives me are quite accurate. *Edit 1* Working out quite nicely. I am working on a dedicated account and delivering to stores. When I put in the store address I can pick the specific store and save it to my bookmarks list which then allows me to search for the store number when I need to go back to the same store. The only thing I wish it would do would be to allow me to select the truck entrance to the location I’m heading to, I also wish it would update my route for traffic conditions, but my Garmin GPS does both of those things. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2024 by Walter Walter
    • My GPS
Style: New Gen - 7 In
Excellent product.
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025 by Jose R Roman
    • So far so good routes with permitted loads!!
Style: New Gen - 7 In
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This is new in the Rand McNally truck GPS line, I have used it in couple of trip using an RGN-Lowboy high permitted load and it worked like magic when I changed the truck specs, routed me safely when there was a below 14 feet bridge and warned me of the low ground clearance at RR crossing but a trucker still have to take extra precautions and plan a safe route when hauling permitted loads and do not rely solely on GPS but so far so good!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025 by William B. William B.
    • Unit not reliable for gps road choice
Style: New Gen - 8 In
Nice display but this unit cant find the correct routes, and the map spins too much and is irritating. Too expensive, not reliable and made my route DANGEROUS b/c I was fiddling and farting around with it so much to try and get it to work. There's ZERO customer service. I have written and called for 2 months and got no communication back. Also, screen wont work with polarized sunglasses in the portrait orientation. This is when it's turned up the long way. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2024 by Mark OBrien
    • Made by the people who make the maps.
Style: New Gen - 7 In
This is the second Rand McNally GPS unit I have owned. I bought this one because the GPS on my phone took me out in the middle of nowhere in an effort to save me 10 minutes on an 8-hour road trip. I had no cell phone service for over 2 hours. When my wife and I decided to drive Route 66 as a retirement trip, we both agreed to buy a new GPS so we wouldn't have the cell phone fiasco again. Is it perfect? No. But it is better than what's in second place. That might be why I bought a new one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025 by tarponinternet
    • Overall pretty great, but has charging issues
Style: Old Gen - 7 In
So it's been about 4 months since I got this. Overall it's mostly great. Has some issues with directions where there's been changes in the roads as they don't seem to update it often enough. But 99% of the time is good at keeping you know what lane you need to be in, where the exits are, etc. You can permanently avoid areas, I use this to avoid toll roads my company doesn't pay for, and is fairly good at rerouting for traffic delays. You can customize routing colors and other visual features, which is kind of nice, as well as your vehicle information such as trailer height and vehicle weight to get proper routing. The size is big enough to see clearly, but not so big that it obstructs too much of your windshield. Now the big problem. I've already had replaced the charging base and cord once, and will be calling them yet again tomorrow as it's not charging again. This is a big issue as the battery doesn't last all that long without being plugged in. I think they don't make it durable enough to withstand the rough roads of the country you travel in a semi. This is an extremely aggravating issue, and unless they can successfully solve this problem I'll probably be trying to get a refund. I shouldn't have to replace key components every couple months after paying over $400 for this unit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2024 by This Guy
    • On the road again
Style: New Gen - 7 In
My husband uses this while he drives a semi. He uses it because he thinks Randy McNally knows everything. It does have side roads and the interstate and even when he's in BFE he can find roads to get him to where he needs to be cuz a lot of times when he deliver stuff they're not on the main roads not even on the side roads they're on the little bitty curvy roads. And this device can show him where he needs to go. He's been driving now for 15 years and we've always had a Randy McNally and he loves this one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025 by Erin Lee
    • Very neat gps
Style: Old Gen - 7 In
Upgraded from the 740 after it stopped functioning all together after almost 3 years. The 750 takes a bit to getting used to, it’s very thick compared to the 740. The first thing you’ll notice is that it requires you to register your product so that you can receive updates. After updating the 750 right out of the box, I also noticed the new interface, the settings are easier to navigate and the device is packed with many new features. I’m loving this thing, it’s super smooth and fast! It has an auto brightness feature, which automatically dims the screen when it’s dark so the brightness doesn’t kill you and automatically brightens the screen when the sun is out so you can see. I’m super satisfied with this upgrade. I went with the bigger screen because I’m aware the interface takes up a lot of screen space and I like to see everything. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2020 by Shadow

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