Typical price: £360
What is it: Widescreen Bluetooth-enabled sat-nav system
What we think: A slim, lightweight, sexy sat-nav that offers all the navigation basics, tools for the world traveller, Bluetooth and more
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September 13, 2009
Posted by: fussy dave
"Perfect for me"
What I like:
Large screen, light compact, easy to type screen interface, GPS accuracy & pick up time, MP3 player
What I don't like:
detail of maps, doesn't show google maps accuracy
Review:
This is my first sat nav, cost £139 & i use it mainly in France. Very easy to use. Used a mate's Tom Tom and found typing in addresses a nightmare as the screen was too small and navigating from map screen to other screens difficult. By comparison this 660 is brilliant, however & perhaps I'm being a little harsh, don't find the level detail for minor roads as good as the Tom Tom or Google maps. It came fully loaded with the 2008 maps for uk & europe so perhaps I have to download a more detailled map as it couldn't locate my house in France which is on a single track dead end road. I had to locate it manually but the map doesn't show the road. The GPS picks up quickly and works in doors. The store favourites is not that good as you can't sort them into alphabetic order. It automatically sorts them into distance from your location. bit of a pain if you've got lots of favourites. I havent used the trafiic option yet.
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