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big eck

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Registered: 20th Apr 03
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29th Jun 09 at 19:44

Well I finally got promoted at my work and now at i'm driving instead of in the cold store I will deffo need a Sat Nav.

My question which is the best out there???

I will have a maximum of £200 to spend and would like one that I can upgrade on the net for new roads and speed cameras and stuff.

Mobby

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29th Jun 09 at 19:46

TomTom

Just keep it updated

big eck

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29th Jun 09 at 19:50

I looked at them on the halfords site but the cheapest one was nearly £300 which is a bit to expensive for me.

Bluetooth comes as standard in the tomtom I noticed but that doesnt interest me really.

flybikeslee

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Registered: 2nd Jan 07
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29th Jun 09 at 19:53

garmin

new ones have just come out so older stuff is cheap, look into the 205

Nic Barnes

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29th Jun 09 at 19:54

we have indigo at work. its god awful.

Joe

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Registered: 20th Jun 04
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29th Jun 09 at 19:56

My tomtom has always been spot on for me.

Mobby

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29th Jun 09 at 19:57

quote:
Originally posted by big eck
I looked at them on the halfords site but the cheapest one was nearly £300 which is a bit to expensive for me.

Bluetooth comes as standard in the tomtom I noticed but that doesnt interest me really.

They do the tomtom one for £100 or close to that

John

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29th Jun 09 at 19:57

I've got garmin on my phone and a tomtom one, I like the tomtom better.

sand-eel

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29th Jun 09 at 19:59

garmin, never let me down...apart from the time it never picked me up from the pub and I had to phone a taxi.

sampayne21

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Registered: 3rd Sep 08
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29th Jun 09 at 19:59

quote:
Originally posted by flybikeslee
garmin

new ones have just come out so older stuff is cheap, look into the 205

id have the 265wt, but for you the 205 seems ideal and also well underbudget

big eck

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29th Jun 09 at 20:00

Garmin and tomtom seem to be the winners but choosing a certain model is a nightmare as theres a fookin lot of them lol

one thats easy to use and updates is spot on but the update ones are a bit pricey. Anyone know a place that sells them cheap or sellin one cheap???

sampayne21

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Registered: 3rd Sep 08
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29th Jun 09 at 20:02

205 around £100 or 205w (widescreen) around £110
(software updates are always free)

flybikeslee

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29th Jun 09 at 20:03

quote:
Originally posted by big eck
Garmin and tomtom seem to be the winners but choosing a certain model is a nightmare as theres a fookin lot of them lol

one thats easy to use and updates is spot on but the update ones are a bit pricey. Anyone know a place that sells them cheap or sellin one cheap???

halfrauds, decent warranty on garmins over the tomtom too

sampayne21

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29th Jun 09 at 20:05

JUST PLEASE DONT BUY A NAVIGON

sand-eel

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29th Jun 09 at 20:08

why

sampayne21

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29th Jun 09 at 21:43

quote:
Originally posted by sand-eel
why

very hard to use for your averidge person,
customer service cant speak english,
for every garmin that breaks at least 10 navigons will break,
on some models the mount has to be bolted together for every use

just from selling sat navs all day long thats my experience

sand-eel

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29th Jun 09 at 21:49

why

nad123

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Registered: 25th Jun 09
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29th Jun 09 at 21:56

indigo

sxi-kid

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29th Jun 09 at 22:04

tom tom one
never lt me down

£120 +1years free breakdown cover

chrisritch

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29th Jun 09 at 23:46

Garmin Nuvi 250w

Adam-D

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30th Jun 09 at 08:01

garmin and tomtom are about as good as each other.
personly tomtom's menu system is more fluid.

and with garmin england, scotland and wales are split.
not seamless mapping.

530 and 730 are a good tomtom, only saying that cos its mount is super simple and less likley to go wrong

[Edited on 30-06-2009 by Adam-D]

pow

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