Why road angel navigator suddenly cheap
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The 6000 is £249.99 - so i would suspect it's that one.
www.roadangel.co.uk/products/navigator6000/index.html
www.roadangel.co.uk/products/navigator6000/index.html
bjwoods said:
now i'm confused, 2 products that both do sat nav and cam alerts ?
Why pay more for the xpensive one?
Why pay more for the xpensive one?
Check here: www.pistonheads.co.uk/gassing/topic.asp?t=306093&f=153&h=0 that's basically the difference I found.
As far as new products coming out I've only seen the 9000 in the Argos catalogue but its not out yet just Argos publish everything for the period. Its like all manufacturers every year or two they decide to refresh their product range e.g TomTom having the Go, then the 300, 500 and 700, and most recently the 510, 710 and 910. Everyone does it, if they didn't all the products would look like alarm clocks or like the drivesmart, outdated and bulky
. Oh and it more than likely is the 6000 as that's the entry level one I've got which cost £250.
Edited by Tech_Boy on Tuesday 19th September 17:19
Well... it works.
I was a little frustrated to start with because the instructions aren't as clear as they could be (and maybe I was making a wrong assumption or two
) - but after a quick call to their support line (who were very good), I was up and running. Registration was a snip (though you have to provide bank details for DD), updated it with latest data and software and off we went.
It's not very intuitive but within an hour or so I was used to it's oddities, well most of them, and it works well. On my short journey home it wanted me to go the long way around using A roads, but as soon as I deviated from the route it recalculated very quickly. I accept that these devices cannot beat local knowledge and it may sometimes take you the long way around - but it'll get you there (I hope!).
It alerted me to the fixed cameras in my area with no problem and I stored a popular mobile site with no problems.
Thus far, it seems pretty good, but please bear in mind; I have nothing to compare it with. There may well be better machines out there, but this is good enough for me.
I was a little frustrated to start with because the instructions aren't as clear as they could be (and maybe I was making a wrong assumption or two
) - but after a quick call to their support line (who were very good), I was up and running. Registration was a snip (though you have to provide bank details for DD), updated it with latest data and software and off we went. It's not very intuitive but within an hour or so I was used to it's oddities, well most of them, and it works well. On my short journey home it wanted me to go the long way around using A roads, but as soon as I deviated from the route it recalculated very quickly. I accept that these devices cannot beat local knowledge and it may sometimes take you the long way around - but it'll get you there (I hope!).
It alerted me to the fixed cameras in my area with no problem and I stored a popular mobile site with no problems.
Thus far, it seems pretty good, but please bear in mind; I have nothing to compare it with. There may well be better machines out there, but this is good enough for me.
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