Mobile Crossing GPS Reviews

"• Lots of built-in memory • Affordably priced • Good navigation performance...• Clunky snap-on GPS receiver • Loading new maps takes a long time • Car cradle is a mess of dangling...The Waypoint 100 is an affordably-priced Pocket PC navigator with some trade offs...Designed to double as a GPS navigator and a PDA, the WayPoint 100 is priced about $100 cheaper than competitors like the Garmin iQue M5...The bad news is that the GPS receiver isn?t built..." read more »

"Strong receiver; accurate directions; outstanding battery life; bright screen; complimentary one-year subscription to traffic and weather services; vehicle...GPS antenna not integrated into device; no Wi-Fi; messy setup; only home region maps included....That said, we were impressed by the WayPoint 200's solid performance and accuracy as a navigation device--it's a pretty respectable PDA...The WayPoint 200 is easily pocketable and relatively light at 5.3 by..." read more »

"Interface with Outlook - good for salespeople Flimsy, unreliable, weird interface, map supplier gone One look at the box for the Waypoint 205 and you think you've found a goldmine - GPS, PDA, Outlook interface, tons of accessories...but at a pretty hefty price tag...I luckily (I thought) got it on sale and thought it a good buy...The ONE good feature is the Outlook interface - I have thousands of contacts for business, and I can navigate to an address by using a contact name..." read more »

"Mobile Gadget News performs an in-depth review of the Mobile Crossing Bluetooth GPS...It offers an 8-hour battery life and operation up to 60,000 feet...Also several Palm OS devices, Laptops, and Tablet PCs with Bluetooth are compatible..." read more »