When it comes to choosing a GPS for your car, you will be bombarded with choices! With so many models on the market it is difficult to decide where to find the best deal. GPS units vary dramatically in their price range, and some are far more advanced and complex then others. So for all those techonophobes out there that have no idea what they would be looking for in GPS, here are a few highly recommended products that you should definitely consider.
Tom Tom One
The Tom Tom One is a compact, good looking device that is perfect for any traveller. Featuring an easy to use interface and an easy fold-up method, this GPS is ideal for quick trips and short distances.
Tom Tom XL
The Tom Tom XL s practically the same as the Tom Tom One but features a much wider screen. Although it is tad more expensive, it features a new compact, detachable windshield movement which makes it easier to attach and detach from your vehicle. This GPS also comes with text-to-speech, which allows the device to read out street names as part of the verbal instructions. This is a very handy tool while driving in areas that are unknown to the driver.
Mio DigiWalker C520
The great thing about the Mio DigiWalker 260 is that it is probably one of the cheapest models on the market. Its good looks and 4.3 inch LCD screen make it a classy car accessory and the windscreen mount is much easier to use then previous models. The text-to-speech component can also handle Aussie names and the maps and text are extremely smooth.
Navman S35
The Navman S35 is a great deal because it is cheap, easy to use and will get you from point A to point B without any hassle. The GPS features the latest Whereis maps and the spoken street names will help the navigation process become much simpler.
Garmin Nuvi 260
This GPS unit has great verbal speed and it even comes with red light camera warnings. The interface is simple to understand and the large icons are ideal when in a hurry. The compact windshield mount also makes it easy in regards to attachment to your car.
