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Recommend a Sat Nav
calleyw
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I have decided the time is nigh for me to have a sat nav.
Can someone recommend one. As I am little lost as to what buy.
I know there are Tom tom, Garmin and other off brands. not fussed about it having international maps as I don't go abroad.
Not even sure of the budget I suppose about £80 ish max
Thanks in advance.
Yours
Calley
Can someone recommend one. As I am little lost as to what buy.
I know there are Tom tom, Garmin and other off brands. not fussed about it having international maps as I don't go abroad.
Not even sure of the budget I suppose about £80 ish max
Thanks in advance.
Yours
Calley
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Good enough is almost always good enough -Prof Barry Schwartz
If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try -Seth Godin
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I picked up a returned Tomtom GO 50 off Amazon for £83. You need a phone with a data contract so Tomtom will get traffic updates via the mobi (connected via Bluetooth)
IMHO a satnav without a way of getting traffic-jam info isn't worth bothering with.
NB If you have an iOS phone the Tomtom app is good. I tried the Sygic app on Android and it fell well short of Tomtom, so I went with a dedicated unit.0 -
I have used TomTom for years and had a Route 66 also for a while. So TomTom all the way and Halfords have a Start 25 for £79, I know you said you don't need overseas maps but it has free lifetime updates so well worth it. They also have a Garmin for £10 less but I have no experience of Garmin so can't comment on it.0
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I_have_spoken wrote: »I picked up a returned Tomtom GO 50 off Amazon for £83. You need a phone with a data contract so Tomtom will get traffic updates via the mobi (connected via Bluetooth)
I have a garmin, and the traffic, road works / closures etc come straight to the unit without any need for a phone. So I am sure that there are both TomTom and Garmin units that will do this without the need for bluetooth to a phone.“Time is intended to be spent, not saved” - Alfred Wainwright0 -
Used to use TomTom, now my iPhone 6 works fine with Google maps, it does a great job of changing the route based on traffic!Be happy :j0
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