Navman ICN 320

~ ~ I've been contemplating buying an in-car satellite navigation system for ages, but to be honest the main thing stopping me was the very high initial cost of the purchase. They all seemed to be priced somewhere in the €350 to €600 plus bracket, and I found it very hard to justify this fairly large outlay for a system that I would only probably use a few times a week. (If that) As a taxi driver of some years standing here in Dublin, Ireland, I already possess a fairly comprehensive (if not encyclopaedic) knowledge of the city and its immediate environs. In any case, I already have my trusty ... more

I'm a skinflint when it comes to gadgets, as well as a skinflint I'm also not technically minded and have no interest in the latest gadgets which claim to change your life. However, I was sufficiently interested in an in-car navigation system to get me from A to B in the quickest time possible. After a quick search I decided upon the cheapest one I could find from Halford's online at £168.97. I didn't fancy splashing out over £200 for a system that in theory would do exactly the same as a cheaper one. Four days later my package arrived and after ripping open the box found a rather immense user ... more

Navman have got it right in so many ways. There are a few grumbles I have but overall they have done very well. Are you looking to get the best Sat Nav system on the market with all the bells and whistles on it? No. Neither was I. To be honest what I needed was a basic system to tell me to turn at the correct point to ensure that I did not spend time getting lost and swearing loudly at anything and everyone. After browsing the net for a few days I found that I could get the 320i for just over £150 delivered. That to me seemed like very good value so I clicked away and got the system a few days ... more

my navman icn 320 was not bad when you could get a signal.once you got a signal it was pretty good didnt loose signal much at all. it was a basic model that did the job.it was a bit pricey but hey i could have waited for a few months for it to go down maybe. it did give you alternate routes.which did come in handy . which was a bonus.but not the speed camera s.was fairly hard to use but once mastered was ok.it did a satisfactory job in whole.they have come down in price a lot in resent years.which i think reflects the over all performance and reliability of the navman icn 320.battery life is ... more

hi i got a navman icn320 for christmas 2005, so its now 6 months , ive had one. the first one i got worked for 2 months then the internal rechargable battery died. so i returned it to comet, and they gave me a new one. not a good start realy. but i must say this one is still going strong. but the main draw back is its map, its years out of date. i live in ayrshire , so my main route in to glagow is the m77. which is about 4 years old now,since they closed the a77. but this satnav dont reconise it and keeps trying to make you turn where theres no turn. its really aggrovating. but in the city ... more