Road Angel Navigator - Expert Reviews

Review summary: The Road Angel Navigator may have its imitators, but nothing comes close to being as fast, accurate and usable

Pros: Locate's speed cameras. Plans journeys from a postcode search. Beautiful 3.5in LCD

Cons: You'll have to buy maps for places outside of the great southern land.

Verdict: When mapping your route, the Road Angel is fast and accurate, thanks to some of the best maps available in Australia (NAVTEQ's)

Review summary: The Road Angel Navigator can locate speed cameras and plan your journey from a postcode search on its 3.5-inch LCD touchscreen

Pros: Locate's speed cameras. Plans journeys from a postcode search. Beautiful 3.5in LCD

Cons: You'll have to buy maps for places outside of the UK.

Review summary: GPS technology has come a long way in the Road Angel Navigator, but for real benefit on the road, it still has a way to go.

Pros: Clean and compact design, Matte finish, Push e-email, Large screen, Pleasing battery life, Small, lightweight design, Push e-mail capabilities, Pleasing performance, Plethora of connectivity options, Great multimedia features, Matte finish, Small, easily

Cons: Poor performance, Multimedia features are sparse, Lack of keyboard makes heavy data input tedious, Camera quality is questionable, Doesn't support 3G, Lack of keyboard makes heavy data entry a chore, Shots taken with the integrated camera are grainy, No 3

Pros: Road Sense safety features, POI alerts, Excellent manual

Cons: Reflective screen, Not pocket sized

Verdict: While we have seen other GPS units equipped with basic safety warnings, the Road Sense sofware on the RoadAngel Navigator is by far the most extensive and practical implementation of safety features we have seen on a GPS to date.