Bluetooth Handhelds

Garmin nuvi 765T

The widescreen nuvi 765T sat-nav's design looks remarkably similar to last year's nuvi 760 and could have benefited from a revamp, but plenty of new features have been added to bring the device up to modern standards, such as motorway lane guidance, road-speed warnings and 3D landmarks

Editor's rating 7.0

TomTom GO 940 Live

The feature-packed GO 940 Live sat-nav adds to its predecessors' capabilities with a number of over-the-air data services aimed at increasing the efficiency of your journey. This sat-nav isn't without its flaws and is one of the most pricey we've come across, but the useful feature set goes some way to compensate

User rating 7.0

Editor's rating 8.0

Binatone Carrera C350BT

When you're paying under £100 for a sat-nav system you have to expect some cut corners, but the Binatone Carrera C350BT sticks to the basics and does them well. Quick route calculation, hands-free calls via Bluetooth and customisable points of interest all make up for the budget feel

Editor's rating 6.5

TomTom GO 930 Traffic

The TomTom GO 930 Traffic sat-nav is a speedy update to January's 920T. While the two are cosmetically nearly identical, the 930 Traffic has beefed up with some new features, including the much-hyped IQ Routes technology and advanced lane guidance to help you on the motorways

User rating 7.0

Editor's rating 8.8

Medion GoPal P4425

Worried about the security of your sat-nav? Fear no more -- Medion's GoPal P4425 is here. Featuring a fingerprint reader for extra protection against thieves, it also has a simple interface and its excellent lane assistant and route performance will get you safely to your destination

Editor's rating 7.5

Nokia N810 Internet Tablet

If you're making your first foray into the mobile Internet devices, the Nokia N810 Internet Tablet is a sleek and Web 2.0-friendly choice. It's a slightly niche attraction, but with the addition of a Qwerty keyboard and integrated GPS, it's a more widely appealing device

Editor's rating 7.7

HP iPAQ 114 Classic

While most companies are all about convergence these days, the HP iPAQ 114 Classic handheld is completely the opposite. Harkening back to the days of the traditional PDA, it's an excellent performer with a transreflexive screen perfect for use both outdoors and in

Editor's rating 6.5

TomTom GO 920T

The TomTom GO 920T re-establishes the company as the top dog for GPS navigation. With a 109mm (4.3-inch) screen, this sat-nav focuses on the navigational experience rather than multimedia gimmicks. You get an excellent text-to-speech interface and traffic updates that work

User rating 7.0

Editor's rating 8.8

Mio P560

The Mio P560 is a Windows Mobile handheld with built-in sat-nav with a sizeable screen and a load of memory. The 89mm (3.5-inch) screen is complemented by a generous allocation of 4GB of flash storage. With the addition of an SD card reader, the Mio is surely spacious

Editor's rating 7.2

Garmin nuvi 760

The Garmin nuvi 760 sat-nav boasts quality right through to its core. It retains the previous Garmin products' ability to integrate powerful features inside an easy to use interface and provides almost instant routing out of the box. Its excellent features are great value for money

User rating 5.8

Editor's rating 8.5

Route 66 Maxi

The Route 66 Maxi is a stylish widescreen sat-nav that allows you to start navigating straight out of the box. It boasts hi-res maps and an excellent fuzzy search system, plus a menu that allows you to add more features to the device. With plenty of upgrades available, this sat-nav's options are flexibile

User rating 2.7

Editor's rating 7.8

Mio DigiWalker C620

Take a spin with the Mio DigiWalker C620. Featuring 3D graphics of famous landmarks in key cities, you'll be able to easily navigate the UK and Europe. With a large and bright touchscreen that's responsive and up-to-date maps, you can ride the streets with confidence

Editor's rating 6.2

RAC Sat Nav 220

The RAC Sat Nav 220 is a touchscreen system with a large 127mm (5-inch) widescreen display. It looks good with a sleek black exterior and you can even attach a DVD player to the set. The Fuzzy search engine makes inputting destinations easy and routes are calculated fast and efficiently

Editor's rating 8.0

Navman S70

The Navman S70 widescreen sat-nav brings maps to life. Its European maps are easy to use and there's a wealth of POIs to choose from. Routes are calculated quickly and the NavPix technology makes navigation to places easy by allowing you to drive and view geotagged images

User rating 3.0

Editor's rating 8.2

Medion GoPal PNA470

Medion's GoPal PNA470 is an affordable sat-nav with plenty of features and a large, wide touchscreen that you can operate with either your finger or the included stylus. It also benefits from Bluetooth hands-free functionality and has full postcode search

Editor's rating 5.9

TomTom One XL

This latest pan-European GPS unit from the market leader adds a handful of advanced options and slims down its waistline. From the moment you switch it on, it's obvious this is a class act, with powerful search, great usability and excellent route management

User rating 5.0

Editor's rating 8.9

Sony Nav-U NV-U92

Sony is finally bringing its trademark style to satellite navigation, with the slimline, widescreen Nav-U NV-U92, which promises simple pan-European guidance, real-time traffic updates and a hybrid navigation system to help it cope with cities

User rating 4.8

Editor's rating 8.7

T-Mobile Ameo

The T-Mobile Ameo walks a tricky tightrope between smart phone and ultra-mobile PC. Yet it somehow manages a neat balancing act, impressing with its vast screen and blistering HSPDA connection, despite its finger-torturing keyboard

User rating 5.0

Editor's rating 8.0

HTC P4350

HTC's P4350 is a small Windows Mobile handheld device with a slide-out keyboard, similar in design to the HTC TyTN. It has all the features you need for email and document editing on the go, as well as a 2-megapixel camera

Editor's rating 7.8

Nokia N800 Internet Tablet

The Nokia N800 Internet Tablet is a touchscreen device that's bigger than a phone or handheld but smaller than a laptop. It's designed primarily for surfing the Internet and its exceptionally sharp, clear screen is ideal for that purpose, but it relies on Wi-Fi or Bluetooth for connectivity, which renders it useless in many scenarios

Editor's rating 7.0