Having owned my Navman N40i for over 2 years now, I can honestly say it is a very impressive bit of kit. I have used it hundreds of times and only very, very rarely it has failed me. By this I mean trying to send me the wrong way up a one-way street or led me to a dead end. The set up is simple and quick and the display is clear and easy to read. I have used a Tomtom a few times before but I would definately choose the Navman over it. Tomtom seems better in some ways, for example, it can be updated for free but with the navman you have to purchase new maps. Tomtom will also display the speed limit of the road you are on (which can be helpful if you are new ...  Read the complete review

GPS or Global Positioning systems have become an essential in my life as I travel around the country a lot and visit a range of locations. These vary enormously and I frequently find myself visiting places I'm not sure I've even heard of, let alone could actually locate on a map. Couple that with missed motorway junctions, dodgy map reading and poor road signs and as I'm sure you can guess, you find yourself hopelessly lost. So for me the decision to buy a GPS was an investment rather than simply just a desire to have the latest gadget. There are various brands producing GPS systems, boasting various different features, but all essentially performing the same ...  Read the complete review