Road Angel Navigator 3000

Improved interface, maps, fixed speed camera warnings, price

Sluggish loading times, minimal included accessories, doesn't charge via USB, maps stored on SD card, battery life

Despite being an entry level unit and commanding a very reasonable price tag, the Navigator 3000 falls short in a few areas.

Improved interface ; Quick signal pickup ; Fast re-routing

No AC charger supplied ; Not USB powered ; Poor multimedia functionality

We're not sure how many consumers want their GPS systems to double as photo frames and music viewers -- we suspect not many. If that describes you, then the Road Angel is an excellent buy, albeit one in a field that's pretty darned competitive. For the...

Looks good and prefers to take you to pubs...i'll explain

Freezes up and exactly when your lost

Cheap

Most Aspects

Sometimes gets you where you want to go

More times than not takes you through unnecessary routes to get to your destination. Extremely poor battery life

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cheap ; has localised traffic hazard warnings - eg speed cameras, speed zone changes, etc ; great if you enjoy wasting time with slow,clunky interfaces, and driving the long route to places

slow (to lock) ; poor UI ; freezes (Win CE) ; can only update map info using Windows. There are so many brighter ways to design it for multi-platform support, while retaining their proprietary database. The software (& UI) in the unit is slow, clunky,...

Nothing

Road Angel's support, the unit itself, just crap

cheap. nice style of design

works very poorly for a GPS unit that can cost up to $499

easy to operate

no battery charger ; low battery life ; car ,bike , Van,walking seq all seem the same ; seems to be little phone back-up eg is there an update chip available from where and how much