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I don't believe there is a review for that device here, but to be truly honest Navman have somewhat lost their way a bit over the last few years. That and being bought out by Mio we were hoping for some good things but alas no.
I think the lack of reviews should answer any questions you may have! _________________ Dom
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Navigon 7310/iPhone Navigon&Copilot
Joined: Aug 31, 2005 Posts: 15317 Location: Bradford, West Yorkshire
Posted: Wed Aug 10, 2011 1:35 pm Post subject:
Navman have essentially been non-existant for some time now since they were rebranded as Mio about a year ago (the company which bought them). Pior to this, when they were first bought by Mio, hey were still being sold as Navman units.
The simple fact that it is a Navman device and not a Mio device should tell you the maps will be at least 2 years old (device is 1 yr old at least, possibly more, and the maps are usually always at least 6 months old when you buy them).
Joined: 15/07/2003 22:59:27 Posts: 1050 Location: United Kingdom
Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2011 6:37 pm Post subject:
At £99 (See the Navman 679 at Argos) its good value with a big screen, VERY easy and quick to use, good routing, clear visuals and up to date maps
On the downside, text to speech is a little dated, maps a little slow although okay, and poor map updating service from Mio if you are interested in that
But for £99 it can tick a lot of boxes _________________ TomTom Go Live 6100, 600
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Mio Navman 695
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At £99 (See the Navman 679 at Argos) its good value with a big screen, VERY easy and quick to use, good routing, clear visuals and up to date maps
On the downside, text to speech is a little dated, maps a little slow although okay, and poor map updating service from Mio if you are interested in that
But for £99 it can tick a lot of boxes
Thanks. Actually its not the price that I'm worried about (although it's important). I'm more concerned with the 'front end' and the functions.
I think I'm going for a TT825. _________________ Regards
Joined: 15/07/2003 22:59:27 Posts: 1050 Location: United Kingdom
Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2011 6:33 pm Post subject:
At £99 its a snap, but actual A to B will be better on the TomTom - its HD Traffic and Routing is the best out there - I have up to date Garmin, Navigon and Navman (well 575 unit) as well as a TomTom 1000 and the TomTom routes me best - although as always there are features on all of them I would like to see in another
If you are prepared to pay the extra your TomTom won't disappoint _________________ TomTom Go Live 6100, 600
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Mio Navman 695
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Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2011 12:47 pm Post subject:
Its a breeze with the new MyTomTom, including custom icons (on map and warning symbol top LHS) and custom voice warnings - all supplied from PGPSW _________________ TomTom Go Live 6100, 600
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The Panoramic with 7" screen is good and clear.
Also you can add Truck mode for trucks or caravan towing for £70 and the traffic alerts is and extra £50
The menu does look the same as the S505 device so has a lot packed inside.
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