Navman S500HF

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Start a stress-free road trip with the Navman S500HF GPS. This GPS system comes integrated with advanced features to help you make a trip without having to stop for directions. The easy-to-use features makes the Navman S500HF GPS a handy companion on the road. Compare prices on the Navman S500HF and find great deals and offers from a wide range of to ... View more

Usage:Automotive
Display Size:4.7''
Waterproof:Not Waterproof
Supported Memory Expansion:Micro SD

Navman S500HF reviews

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9.2 out of 10

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7.8 out of 10
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- alaTest.co.uk
  
  8 out of 10
Summary: alaTest has collected and analyzed 184 reviews of Navman S50 from international magazines and websites.

Conclusion: The average review rating is 7.4/10. Comparing these reviews to 288927 other GPS reviews gives this product an overall alaScore 73/100 (or 7.3 out of 10) = Good Quality.

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- electricpig.co.uk
  
  8 out of 10
Summary: No matter how hard we try to convince you satnavs are sexy, nobody really believes us. But Navman, with its S-Series navigation boxes sporting a flashy silver surround and brushed metal backing, is really trying to bring sexy back. Maybe that S stands...

Conclusion: We like almost everything about the Navman, especially the price, but it's let down by that flakey touchscreen.

Pro : Menus are easy to get around. 3D representations - ooh! It's cheap

Cons : Unresponsive touchscreen grates

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- lordpercy.com
  
  0 out of 10
Summary: A new 3D Satnav system has arrived for us to test. The Navman S50 3D is an upgraded S50 GPS unit with 3D icons for major landmarks, the only question is can we find any

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- fwd.five.tv
  
  8 out of 10
Summary: Weighing in at 190g and sizing up at 79x139x19mm, the Navman's user-friendly satnav, the S50, packs in a 4.3-inch touchscreen, a SiRFstarIII chipset, 512MB internal Flash memory and an SD/MMC card slot. Navman's also thrown in integrated Bluetooth,...

Conclusion: Useful features (Bluetooth, safety cameras, full postcode search) just about outweigh the gimmicks (NavPix) in this decent budget satnav choice.

Pro : Using some satnavs can feel like a game of Pac-man. Well Navman's added some visual thrill to your journey with 3D representations (ooh!) of landmarks – seriously, this thing will make open-top bus rides to see Big Ben two dimensional. In use, it...

Cons : Navman’s much-vaunted NavPix – really just geotagged low-res snaps – are outdated in the age of the iPhone. We didn’t like the voice commands either, which came a little late, especially when negotiating inner city routes

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- technical-itch.co.uk
  
  0 out of 10
Summary: We've previously reviewed the Navman S50 before on this web site. Overall the S50 was a reasonable sat nav with a good navigation system, but let down by a poorly designed cradle.

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