I also bought this from Maplins a couple of years ago. I'd promised myself an upgrade from my old pda, gps sleeve tomtom combination to a standalone Satnav when they came below £100. When I bought the aytobe it was a real bargin. It was one of the first Satnavs I'd seen from a retailer for such a reasonable price, and with great extra features, remote control and mp3 playback. The battery life was also surprising good, especially without daily use. The Aytobe came with both a mains charger and cigarette lighter charger, so you can keep it's battery topped up, even if not in a car. The gps reception on the Aytobe is good, but gps receivers are ...  Read the complete review

I bought my Aytobe from Maplin a few years ago, as it was on offer at £99 at the time. It was the first GPS Nav I'd ever bought and used, and I only really needed something fairly basic, and this does the job just fine for me. Many people have told me they will only buy a well-known brand name GPS, but I have to say that, for the money, this is a pretty good one. I use it (now known as 'her') frequently, with relatively few issues. It isn't perfect, and I do have problems sometimes when I want to reach a destination and it is telling me to go the wrong way down a one-way street, but I gather many of the supposedly 'better ones' (read as more ...  Read the complete review