Navigon 2200

usability, performance, price, design, screen

reliability, size

70% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

90% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

Lifetime traffic included ; Offers realistic road images and lane guidance

Interface isn't always attractive ; Maps of the 48 continental U.S. states only

The 2200T will get you where you're heading, though. And it will get you there with traffic service--a stellar extra when you consider this device's low, low price

Small and thin. Text-to-speech conversion. Multisegment routing. Handy features including Reality View Pro and Lane Assistant Pro.

Small points-of-interest database. Relatively limited POI search capabilities. Includes maps for the continental U.S. only.

One place Navigon did compromise is with the included maps and POI database. The 2200T's Navteq maps cover only the 48 continental states, and the POI database, with two million entries, is relatively small. The similarly priced Mio MOOV 200 for...

The Navigon 2200T offers free real-time traffic updates for life as well as text-to-speech functionality and reality view for major highway exchanges.

The screen size is rather small. Satellite acquisition is slow.

The Navigon 2200T takes some time to warm up but the GPS offers a lot of bang for your buck, including free traffic updates for life.

Smaller screen size makes the job tougher to see the given data and also it becomes difficult to make the satellite connection effectively while driving the car ; Specialty: The names of the street are announced in the best audio quality and also the...

All in all, the Navigon 2200T is an excellent unit that offers incredible value – especially with free FM traffic. It is easy to use and has a nice healthy quantity of POIs. Though a number of things could’ve been better clarified with the inclusion of...

I like the very clear print that is used, under the rolling map display, for the names of the road that one is currently on and the road into which one will next turn. However, it was not really needed most of the time as the voice instructions gives...

So overall, for a low cost, you get a very functional GPS unit with a few quirks that may turn some people off. However, the benefit of lifetime traffic service set it apart from comparable GPS units and makes it worth buying.