Sat Nav advice

[monkimagic]

Hi Folks,

Looking into getting a Sat nav system but I have no clue what to do....It ryhmed!

I have seen some discussion on here awhile back and wondered what was the best option.

Needed mostly for rural aberdeenshire.

Thanks

[Gismo]

Before you get the obvious "get a map" advice, best fo to Halfords to see the range and get them to explain them all, then leave and buy online
I would advise Tom Tom, the best you can afford, unless, you want an aftermarket type, motorised head unit etc.

[Craig]

I have used Tom Tom systems for years personally and at work and have NO complaints. :) :)

All depends on what you want with it... Handsfree calling etc or just the Sat Nav.

some options HERE

[john]

I use the snooper indego and really like it.

you can borrow it for a trial if you want.

[Gismo]

I recently bought the tomtom rider, exclusive for the bike, but, you can adapt it for the car, might be worth a looky :)
Has full bluetooth to pair with a headset and the phone and works cause i tried it :)

[The Dogfather]

TomTom no question. Simply brilliant

[mikeythemini]

Garmin 700 range (I don't sell them so no bias) but very very good

[Scottie]

Garmin 700 range (I don't sell them so no bias) but very very good

the clarion I bought from you is very good.

[monkimagic]

I use the snooper indego and really like it.

you can borrow it for a trial if you want.

Nice one John.

I am off on holiday for a fortnight but will speak toy uo when I get back.

[stoney]

i have a n73 phone with a bluetooth gps reciver and tom tom softwhere for the phone it is top no need to remeber to pick it up or leaving it behind as it is your phone i know there are a few phones about that can do this some have intrnal gps in them might be worth a look