Sat Navs

[Burndens Bogs]

Wifey needs one for work,has anyone off here recently purchased one that they can recommend?

 

Must be -

 

1,Reasonable price.

 

2,Easy to use,as she has the brain of a very small herring.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

Ps - Apologies for not posting this in geeks,but no-one seems to go on there much.

[BWFCOLINH58]

lancashire a-z

[HomerJay]

just buy the cheapest tom tom you can find.

 

imo nothing else is worth bothering about.

 

http://www.tomtom.co...tegory.php?ID=0

 

?80 delivered at play http://www.play.com/Electronics/Electronics/4-/12038037/TomTom-Start-Sat-Nav-System/Product.html

Edited February 2, 2010 by HomerJay

[Bigtoe]

buy one of these

 

http://www.ebuyer.com/product/167473/show_product_reviews?offset=10&review_type=both&review_order_by=RUF#

 

as it will run tom tom.... insert whistling smiley here ------------>

Edited February 2, 2010 by Bigtoe

[athywhite1958]

i've got a tom tom, easy to use and reasonably priced

[Danny G]

I got an LG one from Ebay, brand new, but had a small scratch on the side, so the customer returned it, only give 25 quid for it, IMO Graded electric products are superb value, you even get a warrenty

[Boothy]

Your best of comparing individual units in your price range. Personally, I prefer the Garmin's (Over TomTom) but there is literally hardly anything between them.

Edited February 3, 2010 by boothybwfc

[bwfcbromcross]

Cheap effort for tesco just under ?50 smacker. Does the trick for me.

[Sweep]

I've had a couple of Garmin devices, and they've been very good. Even Mrs CWP can use them, and she's a right idiot with anything more technical than the microwave (which I must admit still baffles me a bit......)