Posted on 29 September 2010.
Expert advice on choosing a sat nav, from basic models to the latest sat navs. Which? reveals the best sat navs to choose for regular and occasional drivers, showing you how and where to buy sat navs. Plus, tips on choosing a sat nav in the shops and where you can find a top sat nav for less. Read the full Which? guide at www.which.co.uk
Video Rating: 3 / 5
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@speckleist …You miserable fucking bastard.I hope when you’re driving you get abducted by evil bum-fucking space aliens.
I have got a Mio C210 which has just died and Im now looking for a satnav that will screen record like my C210 and if possible record data of which street i’ve been on and times in Excel format like my old medion pda.
@speckleist This video is not meant to be exhaustive – more an introduction – and there is a small comment about installations at the end. The speed camera function is obviously much debated but we don’t consider it one of the main reasons why people buy a satnav.
Our current satnav reviews online total 96 with 11 more soon to be added – including a load of new phone app nav software. If you can find a more comprehnsive and detailed satnav test in the UK then we’d like to see it!
Full of gaps as all ‘Which?’ reports seem to be these days! No mention of gatsos, nor installation which were the two things I wanted to know about. This is just a promo to try to get you to sign up and pay exhorbitant subsriptions to ‘Which?’ to get the the ‘full’ story, but I wouldn’t bother as, if you do, you’ll find that all their reports have gaps like this, and the range of products in their tests is usually pathetic.
very interesting and informative video, however it could have been better with better audio quality, and a more charismatic presenter.