Navman F10 Reviews
Product Type: Navman in GPS Navigation
Description:Model ID NAVMANF10 /
Newest Review: ... struggle to find them. I foud also if I knew the name of the round it might find the road but not the postcode for the same ... more
... street so it got to be a problem sometimes. When it came to actually visiting somewhere it is a fairly decent product.
If I type in an address and the product picks up this address it will ask you for a number of the property you are visiting. If you type this in usually about 9 times out of 10 you are taken to outside that exact property number you were aiming for. I think that is very good news for everyone and it saves you time looking around for a house number.
When it comes to features the biggest feature is wh...morePrice Comparison for Navman F10
Customer Navman F10 Reviews (1)
by - written on 20/11/10 (Very useful, 53 readings)
Rating:
Most of the time I am fully aware of where I am going in the UK but when you need to find a certain address the best thing is a Sat Nav which enables you to type in a postcode and be directed to that address. I purchased just over a year ago the Navman F10 and at the time it was a choice between a TomTom and the Navman and I settled for the cheaper option. The first thing which made me want this Sat Nav was how thin it appeared because most Sat Navs at the time were big and bulky and they looked far to big to be on a car window. The Sat Nav itself weighs just over 400g so it is light and durable and you are provided with the in car ... Read the complete review
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