Hi all

can some tell me if this good navman

http://www.handtec.co.uk/product.php?xProd=408&xSec=21

thanks

its the newer version of the 320 they will do the job asked of them i use a 520 at the moment as it suits my needs.

Never had any problems with the navman products.

skippy

 £98 seems cheap.

I've had one of these for a few weeks now (from Tesco), and it seems to be a great navigator. Ok it doesn't have all the bells and whistles, but it does what it says on the tin so to speak. One useful feature is an ability to tell it to skip toll roads and farm tracks. Controlling it is very easy, in fact I had it navigating in Tesco car park whilst still waiting for the missus after buying it (not that difficult - I sometimes have to camp out in Tesco car parks!). Oh and there is a very reassuring femail voice.

All in all, I am very happy with the Navman ICN 330

Rob 

Oops  that should be "female" - sorry!

Rob

learn to read map lol

Quote: Originally posted by ssteve on 30/11/2006

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The tomtom one would be a better buy.

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We've had the earlier (320) for about a year now and it's been great.

Took us all over Europe last winter.

Only downside I've found is that extra maps are expensive.

I'm looking at the Navman F20 for OH for Christmas and it is getting very good reviews on several websites.

cAROL

Quote: Originally posted by ivanparkin on 30/11/2006

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We've had the earlier (320) for about a year now and it's been great.

Took us all over Europe last winter.

Only downside I've found is that extra maps are expensive.

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Here's the WHICH? review

Satellite navigation review

Navman iCN330

The iCN330 is a neat looking unit with some slick touches. 

For example, as you get closer to your destination a bar fills up on screen to show you how far through your journey you are. When a turning is approaching the bar turns red to give you warning, we thought this was clever piece of design

Setting up the unit is easy enough although the windscreen mount could have done with a larger range of adjustment - one of testers found it tricky to locate the Navman conveniently in their car. Still, the iCN330 is easy to program apart from the fact it only accepts five figure postcodes, which can be annoying.

Once you're underway the routes chosen are efficient and the instructions are generally good. Unfortunately, the unit sometimes gets roundabouts and junctions mixed up, which lost it some marks.

The iCN330 can't access information about congestion though and if you are looking for a small portable sat nav device we'd recommend the Garmin Nuvi instead.