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1.TomTom ONE v3 Great Britain from: TomTom August 28, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £98.88 Prices subject to change.
TomTom ONE v3 Great Britain I bought my Son a Navman S30 which is excellent & was going to buy one for my self when Amazon had the Tom Tom V3 at only £75 so I of course went for that because after all they are reckoned to be the best arn't they ! Give me the Navman any day. Don't get me wrong generally it is very efficent BUT for the following - When you're approaching a junction where you need to turn left or right visually it gives you plenty of warning but sometimes the voice only pipes up and says "turn left" just as you're passing the turning ! Not good if you do not keep checking the visual display. Whilst travelling on the M25 (for the first time) 4 times it went completely silent and ... Read More:

2.Garmin Nuvi 250 Satellite Navigation System With European Mapping from: Garmin April 09, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £88.70 Prices subject to change. Used Price: £80.51
I think this is a great product. I have been using it in Belgium, France, Spain, Italy, UK and Switzerland. Only one word: FANTASTIC. I drove in Amsterdam, Segovia, Burgos, Madrid, Waterloo, the Val del Somme, Geneva, Zurich, Nize, Torino, London (I am foreign and London is really a pain)and Rome like a local, even I found cheaps hotels around! Limitations: the conection which goes into the cigarrette light unscrew itself in the middle of the night (I had no idea this can happen and the pieces fell into the carpet I did not noticed) and I lost the power and luckily I found a petrol station to buy a map. Be careful as this things happens not only with Garmin but with others as well I have been told. Sometimes gets silly, example going ... Read More:

3.TomTom ONE v3 Europe Satellite Navigation System (Without Bluetooth) from: TomTom August 28, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £110.00 Prices subject to change. Used Price: £130.00
This Tom Tom One V3 Europe Sat Nav is absolutely fantastic. Very easy to use. Clear instructions on how to set up and link to PC for updates. Bought this two weeks before going to France and it was so helpful - even my husband agreed!! I would highly recommend this.

4.Garmin Forerunner 305 Wrist Worn GPS Personal Training Device (With Heart Rate Monitor) from: Garmin May 05, 2006
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £129.00 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
I use the 305 to train my horse for endurance riding competitions - the combined GPS and heart rate monitor work perfectly and are around 4 times cheaper than the equivalent Polar unit. The heart rate belt is easy to fix to my horse - I just attach it to the inside of the girth, wet my horses skin and then use vetwrap to secure it in place and I get 100% accurate heart rate readings. The fact that the unit reads the heart rate wirelessly and has a good reception range makes it ideal (and easy) to adapt to equine use. I can track avaerage speeds and distances which when you ride solo is a great plus as it can be difficult to judge your pace. The virtual trainer is great for competitions as I can set my speed/distance parameters and instantly know when I'm falling ... Read More:

5.Garmin Nuvi 200 Widescreen Satellite Navigation System With UK Mapping from: Garmin September 01, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £105.29 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
I bought this even though newer versions were available, of this and the equivalent Tomtom. I'm glad I saved £35! It does everything I need. Directions are good, as are the volume, route calculation time (a few seconds), re-calculation time, (if you miss your turn), notification of speed camera's, etc. You can find and download lots of extra points of interest onto the unit or onto an SD card. You will need the USB cable to download the software update, which is all very straight-forward. You can enter a post-code, town, street name, or my favourite: co-ordinates. I went on Google Earth, found the place I wanted on the map (a National Trust car park), and entered the co-ordinates from the map. The Nuvi took me right there. To be honest, when I was investigating which unit ... Read More:

6.Garmin Nuvi 760 Satellite Navigation System from: Garmin December 06, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £213.29 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
I'm used to having a unit built-in to the car, but I wanted a SatNav for European & UK touring - contenders were Garmin Nuvi 760T, and its TomTom and viaMichelin equivalents. ViaMichelin went out of the SatNav business, so it was the (cheaper)Garmin. Once out of its box and charged, it needs to be connected to the internet and registered before you can do any updates or download speed camera data. It wouldn't talk to the Garmin website (talks to the PC ok), so on to tech support.... "Sometimes the registration software is flaky. I'll do it manually for you" Hmmm. Get an email telling me that its registered. Website says its not. Several times, over a couple of days. It's gone back for a refund. A pity, as the graphics and menu layout are nice & clear, (although ... Read More:

7.Garmin Nuvi 250 Widescreen Satellite Navigation System with European Mapping from: Garmin July 17, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £132.20 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
Having read the reviews and seen the benefits of my friend's TomTom in France last year, I went for the Garmin, having read the reviews. Generally, I am very happy with the Garmin but, despite the settings being ok, it kept directing me on C roads between towns in France, when D roads are more suitable; for those unsure of C roads, they are basically a single lane country track, and there are quite a few tractors in France! Despite this, I am happy with the Garmin, although the 2008 European maps are not as up to date as my 2008 AA France road atlas.

8.Garmin Nuvi 300 GPS Navigation System With UK Mapping from: Garmin November 25, 2005
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £80.00
It is indeed usable straight from the box as it is fully charged. A few minutes for the once only connection to the satellites and it was ready to go. Nice to see a neat carry case included along with a USB lead and car lead both of which can be used to charge the unit so no need to buy any extras. The windscreen sucker works fine once you have cleaned the windscreen! Instructions are adequate but I went to the Garmin site and downloaded the manual (free) which tells you everything. I have nothing but praise for this little wonder. Having heard bad things about Sat Navs in general, I have put off purchasing one but this is brilliant. It includes UK maps only so if you are intending to use it then would advise you go for ones with extra maps but I only want it for the UK. ... Read More:

9.Garmin Forerunner 205 Wrist Worn GPS Personal Training Device from: Garmin May 05, 2006
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £106.37 Prices subject to change. Used Price: £100.99
I have just got this from Amazon and I have to say its absolutely superb. I am quite new to running and with the warm summer months and the temptations of beer and bbqs my enthusiasm was starting to go South for the sport. However I feel this gadget has salvaged matters. I think the key to the success of this is its simplicity, whilst like every piece of technology it has about a million functions, where this shines is that it does the basics very well. Battery life is very good. GPS is very good even in built up areas. (even got a signal walking around Tescos) All seems very sturdy and water proof. I think perhaps the best part of this however is the training log. I am using some software called "SportsTracks" and that is fantastic, it enables a 1 quick download ... Read More:

10.TomTom GO 720 from: TomTom June 11, 2007
Average Rating: >>More Details		Off The Bookshelf's Price: £174.99 Prices subject to change. Used Price:
I was looking for an easy to use and accurate sat nav device and this TomTom fulfils the criteria. User interfaces are very easy to use and the lag between where the TomTom thinks you are and reality is minimal. Probably don't use all the flashy features but basic stuff like setting favourite addresses, speed cameras and changing the speaking voice are great. Nice big screen as well which made me choose over the more budget models. Items that stop a score 5 are 1) the battery is rubbish, barely an hour or two and as a result now never use without the car charger plugged in in case battery dies whilst driving at a key turning, and 2) can take a little while to find the signal when you first fire up (but not as bad as some friend's Sony sat navs though that take ages!)

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