Tom Tom is the best I have used...so easy and straight forward even my technophobe Mrs can work it.
Right, I'm looking to buy a Sat Nav for the missus,
1. About £70 - £100
2. Needs to be completely idiot proof
3. Are they just 'Plug in and play'?
Any thing to avoid, or at this sort of price is just OK to walk into Halfords and say 'I'll have that one'
Tom Tom is the best I have used...so easy and straight forward even my technophobe Mrs can work it.
Hi Im a girl an l brought a Tomtom XL IQ routes very easy to use.
get a tom tom, reconditioned off there site are cheapest.
Halfords is full of moron students
Not at all
Are those add on things that update traffic and roadworks expensive? I too am after a new one.
Mods am I allowed to link to the fact that I have a Garmin Nuvi 200w for sale for £40 on ebay?
If so http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...#ht_500wt_1182
if not - sorry![]()
Last edited by Red Alert; 02-02-2010 at 12:57 PM.
Garmin p;ss all over TomToms.
I've had both Tom Tom and Garmin and although Tom Tom is slightly more user friendly, the Garmin had much better coverage for what I wanted.
I bought a Nuvi 265WT which comes with live traffic for life.
Garmin Nuvi reconitioned £60 on Amazon,
I've got a Garmin Nuvi 200W the 'w' means widescreen, and yes it's completely idiot proof, i even managed to get a chip for it when i went to Australia over Christmas. Should be able to pick one up for £100.
I saw a great deal on a TomTom the other day but when I went to buy one I couldn't find the shop.
For complete idiot proofness, you'll probably want a feature called Lane Assist. This not only tells you where to go, but in which lane you should be, to go in your chosen direction. Pretty useful, for those occasions when you're going somewhere fairly strange and you're approaching a large and busy junction, with many lane options. There still aren't many Sat-Navs with this feature, by my memory, but I know one manufacturer who does offer it in their range - Becker. Good enough for Mercedes and Ferrari, as standard equipment.
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