Type: In-car; Display size: 3.5"; Weight: 144.6 g; Newest review: 1/2007

"A neat little multifunctional portable device – perfect for a gadget lover."

2 reviews

"If you've no need for fancy speed camera warnings, and are happy to settle for old-fashioned radio traffic updates, this inexpensive satnav is top of our list."

1 review

Type: In-car; Newest review: 3/2007

What Mobile thought Navicore's Personal N770 Kit was a decent solution, but they did find the touch controls a bit unreliable, and there were some issues with the speed of the processor.

1 review

Type: In-car; Display size: 4"; TMC; Weight: 201 g; Newest review: 9/2007

"As a PND it has some nice touches, but it's priced alongside the best of the high-end market and it simply doesn't live up to the best of what TomTom and Garmin offer."

6 reviews

Type: PDA Navigation System; Weight: 125 g; Newest review: 8/2006

"... The hx1950 is a decent PDA but the shortcomings of Windows Mobile 5 as a platform for GPS are highlighted by crashes. ..."

3 reviews

Type: In-car; Display size: 4"; Newest review: 8/2006

"... A high-quality navigation device, with excellent usability and on-screen information display, but NavPix may let it down somewhat ..."

3 reviews, 3 opinions (Excellent)

Type: In-car; Display size: 3.5"; TMC: Unavailable; Weight: 200 g; Newest review: 9/2007

"Good mapping, excellent shortcut buttons, but slow performance when inputting addresses."

2 reviews, 69 opinions (Above average)

Type: Outdoor; Weight: 31 g; Newest review: 3/2007

"Ultimately not a solution for the heavy outdoors user, but more than fine for the style hungry motorist."

1 review

Type: In-car; Newest review: 3/2007

The interface of the Nav-cam 7700 is its main downfall for being overly awkward. Otherwise PC Advisor declared it to be an attractive and good value for money GPS.

1 review, 1 opinion (Poor)

Type: In-car; Display size: 4.3"; TMC; Weight: 176 g; Newest review: 11/2007

"A sleek and impressive device which performs well, but read the small print before taking it abroad."

3 reviews

Type: In-car; Newest review: 3/2007

The Intempo Buddy may suit those who like to look good, but PC Advisor found it to be a little too basic for their liking, and it doesn't represent good value for the money.

2 reviews

Type: In-car; Newest review: 2/2007

"We weren’t expecting a lot from such a cheap unit, but awkward basic mapping and navigation along with poor usability makes this one to leave on the shelf."

1 review

Type: In-car; Newest review: 1/2007

"Feature-packed, performs well. Big but beautiful inside and coped with everything we threw at it."

1 review

Type: PDA Navigation System, In-car; Newest review: 1/2007

"... the Adapt AD-750 ticks all of the boxes you could possibly want it to. Not only is it very reasonably priced, it is also one of the smallest Bluetooth GPS receivers on the market ..."

1 review

Type: In-car; Newest review: 8/2006

"For its price, the Medion GoPal PNA 515 is a great GPS that guided us effortlessly around Europe giving clear directional instructions - but would be equally as useful for anyone planning to …

1 review

Type: In-car; Display size: 3.5"; TMC; Newest review: 11/2006

"The Medion GoPal PNA515 is a very good offering that competes with the top of the range models from the likes of Garmin, TomTom and Navman with a price tag half the price. ..."

1 review

Type: Outdoor; Newest review: 12/2006

"Wisepilot has a smallish interface and occasionally inaccurate directions."

1 review

Type: Outdoor; Newest review: 11/2006

"... The 400X is extremely well built, with a good range of features. Most importantly, it's tough enough to handle anything you can throw at it."

1 review

Type: In-car; Display size: 4"; Newest review: 4/2007

"A well built and feature-packed navigation tool with more extras than you will probably ever need."

2 reviews, 31 opinions (Average)

Type: In-car; Newest review: 11/2006

"Good points: Good value. Bad points: Small screen, Odd shape, No rechargeable battery."

1 review, 1 opinion (Poor)