Navman iCN 330

I was given this Sat Nav by a friend, mainly because they didnt like it. Not a good start! Well i stuck it to my windscreen and i have to say, it didnt fall off, 1 point. I then switched it on, and it loaded ok, if a little slow finding my location, but i plugged in an address, and off i set. The instructions were very good, and i loved the way if you made a mistake it would recalulate your route. However, there are some fatal flaws to this sat nav, firstly it doesnt have alot of postcodes stored, so if you are looking for someones house, i found 5 times out of 10, it didnt have the address, very annoying. The other thing, was that sometimes ...  Read the complete review

This low cost, budget GPS system was my first choice back in July 06. For only £150 this GPS offers affordable sat nav along with very simple operation. Using the GPS system requires just 5 pages of instructions to get you started and it took me just a few minutes to install, set up a destination and drive. The 'back on track' facility ensures that if you accidentally take a wrong turn the system is able to quickly (within 10 secs) recalculate the journey and put you 'back on track'. I have found this very useful especially travelling around London! There is no touch screen on this GPS but the buttons are big and chunky and the menus are ...  Read the complete review