cheers

I will buy that Garmin 1310 and let people know what it's like

 

Do download the garmin updating software from www.garmin.com as it makes life a lot easier.

Also, make sure you calibrate the screen on first use (see the instructions) as that really makes it work much better.

 

We have a Garmin, always seems to work well both here and in Europe.

Don't know what model, it was bought for us but it was quite expensive I believe. Lane guidance is good to have, as is Bluetooth for the phone.

Whenever anyone gets lost and ends up at our gate wondering why their sat nav tells them they're on a public road when they've just driven a quarter mile down a farm track, they're using a TomTom.

 

If you've an iPhone, my daughter has £26 navigation app which is amazing - far better than my Tom Tom One in the S or factory fit navigation in the Mini for ease of use and accuracy.

 

Good point. If you have an Android phone (unlikely in gadworld) you get Google maps with basic but effective sat nav, and all for free.

 

The Snooper has 'high risk zones' of lasers, etc and does flash up the posted speed limit near fixed cameras. It oughtn't BE necessary, but with sudden underhand reductions in speed limits on many roads, it's useful info.

 

The Garmin that gad is looking at does all that too, though updates are a subscription service.

Does the Snooper have an updating/subscription service ?

 

I cannot recall. There must be. I probably paid 'lifetime' or somesuch.

 

I won't use it much

I prefer maps and streetmaps

But you're right

I do not have an iphone

 

My Snooper has bluetooth (for obvious reasons).

So if I wanna look like an utter twat too, I can use it as a telephone.









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