Sub £100 sat nav recommendations

[Harryburgundy]

Any thoughts

 

[The History Man]

How much do you plan to use it? I have two. A tom tom one that lives in the car and a garmin. Both are pretty much redundant as i just shout at my phone now.

 

[KDM]

Always try and go with the ones that include free lifetime updates. Some of the cheaper ones SOMEtimes make you pay extra to update.

Usual suspects as well, aldi, lidli, halfords, argos and pc world, You can get a perfectly good one for £50

 

[Harryburgundy]

Re:

How much do you plan to use it? I have two. A tom tom one that lives in the car and a garmin. Both are pretty much redundant as i just shout at my phone now.

Business use...I guess I will use it four days a month or so, not a great deal.

Always try and go with the ones that include free lifetime updates. Some of the cheaper ones SOMEtimes make you pay extra to update.

Usual suspects as well, aldi, lidli, halfords, argos and pc world, You can get a perfectly good one for £50

The business bought a cheapy not 12 months ago that no longer charges so I was kinda looking for a trusted brand I guess

Thanks both for your input

 

[The History Man]

I would go Tom Tom then. I preferred the interface for on the go use. It can also be loaded from a computer via usb if you had multiples in a day.

 

[Midlife]

I have some 90 odd quid Garmin from Halfords in the car but often fire up Navmi on the iphone

Shaun

 

[xerxes]

Re:

What ever happened to desperately trying to find where you were in an A to Z on the passenger seat before the lights turned to green.

 

[My_Teenage_Self]

If you've got a smartphone, try navfree. it's free (duh) and TBH, pretty damn good.

 

[Adruzzz]

Re: Re:

What ever happened to desperately trying to find where you were in an A to Z on the passenger seat before the lights turned to green.

:xmas-big-grin:

 

[Harryburgundy]

If you've got a smartphone, try navfree. it's free (duh) and TBH, pretty damn good.

Good idea, I'll look at it