Navigon GPS Reviews

"Touch screen can be difficult to use Interface isn't intuitive...She's just a bit slow on getting out the next direction in time while traveling in the city...Take you to the destination in the best route (based on settings ofcourse...ITC votes to investigate two patent complaints focused on flash memory......" read more »

"For its affordable price, the Navigon 2000S has a great design and is easy to use, plus it features useful navigation extras...Like most Navigon GPS, reviewers appreciate the 2000S' sleek design, attractive mapping and innovative features...While some have reported that other Navigons were hard to master, the 2000S has a much simpler user interface...While its POI database could be larger, the Navigon 2000S is a great choice when you don't want to spend a lot for quality navigation...The Navigon 2000S's convenience features are universally well-liked..." read more »

"The 2120 is the twin of Navigon's sleek little entry-level 2100, except that includes maps for Canada in addition to the United States, and it packs solid navigation and unique features into its diminutive glossy black frame...NAVIGON has helped revolutionize how consumers get from place to place with software products for practically any navigation-ready hardware...The NAVIGON 2120 3.5" Portable GPS Navigator includes maps for Canada in addition to the United States, and it packs solid navigation and unique features into its diminutive glossy black frame..." read more »

"Maps of the 48 continental U.S...states only Interface isn't always attractive...The 2200T lists for $230 , but you can find it online for closer to $200--several hundred dollars less than some of the high-end GPS devices we recently looked at...Unlike some GPS models, the 2200T does not factor traffic incidents into its initial route planning, but it will notify you if an incident impacts your route and present rerouting options...The..." read more »

"Attractive interface and styling; robust POI database; accurate GPS performance...Nonfunctional Bluetooth; unintuitive destination entry; poor speaker performance...Though the 7200T’s initial start-up seems to drag by, putting it into standby instead of powering it off will skip the lengthy boot up process, so you shouldn’t have to deal with it often if you can keep the unit charged between starts...Dealing with a finicky voice system might be more distracting..." read more »

"With the rise and rise of phone-based GPS navigation, dedicated devices are facing increased competition every day, especially at the lower end of the market...Yet despite all that, there are still advantages to going with a dedicated sat-nav PNA (personal navigation assistant) instead of a GPS-equipped phone with software, as Navigon's latest mid-range system, the 5100 proves...There aren't many smart phones that have a screen as large as the 3.4in one the 5100 has, a feature that makes road layouts easier to see and on-screen buttons easier to press...The 5100's screen is not the only advantage to going with a PNA over a phone, however...But the 5100 doesn't stop there..." read more »

"• Free live traffic • Reality View for difficult exchanges • Zagat listings • Bluetooth connectivity...• Only one voice option • Small onscreen buttons • No media playback...The 7100 has a glossy black exterior that should look right at home in even the fanciest cars, and the 4.3-inch 16:9 widescreen was always bright and clear in our testing...We also like the Reality View, which offers a photorealistic view of tricky jughandles and turns, and Lane..." read more »

"Large, 4.8-inch screen...Outstanding graphics in Panorama View 3D...Lifetime traffic subscription included...Text-to-Speech...Multi-segment routing...Fast route...Expensive...Relatively limited POI search capabilities....Navigon, however, ups the ante on features with what the company is calling its "Über-Premium GPS Navigator," the 8100T...The robust Navigon 8100T features a large screen which shows an impressive 3D panorama view?but the eye candy doesn't..." read more »

"Meet the Navigon 2100 Max, the GPS device recognized for its ultra-thin, stylish design, 4.3" touchscreen display, and advanced features you won't find anywhere else...Only the Navigon 2100 Max evolves with your needs...The Navigon 2100 Max has a stunning and easy to read 4.3" touchscreen in an ultra-slim housing, and offers up to 12 map updates when you accessorize with FreshMaps..." read more »

"The 5100 max also includes a Bluetooth module, allowing for hands-free talk when using compatible cell phones...The Navigon 2090S has a 3.5-inch touchscreen display and shares many of the same features with the 5100 max..." read more »