Sat Nav with Bluetooth, Aonerex 7 inch GPS Navigation for Car Truck Motorhome, Latest UK Europe Maps + Free Lifetime Update Multilingual Voice Guidance, Speed Cam Alerts, Lane Assist

Pretty accurate sat nav. Suction mounting doesn't hold on the dashboard excellent adhesion to the windscreen but that makes it awkward to use currently looking for a better mounting set up

Have only used twice and have wasted money both time it lost connection not helpful when trying to somewhere so had to pull over and use phones instead. Which we had tried it when we first got it as would have returnedThe seller contacted me and had offered me a full refund which they did not have to do great customer services would but from them again. Think we must of just had a faulty one which can’t be helped

The mount simply would not stick to the dash and I resorted to screwing it down, but the biggest let down is the charger that will not stay in the car socket and is now wedged in using tape and a matchstick

Over the years I have had several sat nav's all different brands as I have never liked them (too complicated for me!) but my TomTom is my rock! He is so easy to use for me and that really means something but I certainly wouldn't go on a long journey with him.

Product will not pair with my IPhone for hands free calls

I previously got one of these from this brand about a year ago for one of my brothers, I was that impressed by the amount of features that it contained, that I decided I'd get another for my other brother who recently got his first carThis one is nicer than the previous one, it's screen is a lot more sensitive and really feels more glass like even though it's plasticThey also made the sides have a nice fake veneer which actually looks pretty good!The screen is a decent size, which for phones I'm not so keen on, but for sat navs, I think it's good to have it as big so it means it's easier to see and thus distracts you less!However I do think this is the limit of the size it can beSomething I'm not quite sure of is this, they've tried it market this as a tablet satnav, with some games, some other features like world clock and music player and ereader and even a emulator of Windows 2003!?But I don't quite understand why, we bought it as a sat nav, and it feels almost as though they're trying to make an alternative to a phone, but it's just not as good as the software is not there--itd be better focussing on improving the maps and marketing as a Great Sat nav as opposed to a medium sat nav and e reader.The sat nav itself seems to be fairly decent, it manages to locate fairly quickly your position within a minute or so when it first turns onIt is also pretty good at actually tracking the movement of the car, if a little on the slow side, but all sat navs phone or otherwise I've found to be the sameIt is a tiny bit slower than a phone to initially track location mainly due to it using solely GPS and not also WiFi or mobile data signalThis does work though as a entry level sat nav!The GPS doesn't have all the bells and whistles that an extensive Garmin does, however it does come at a fraction of the cost so...It's an excellent entry level GPS with similar capabilities of a 3 year old mid range sat nav, so still works out cheaper when I looked into itOverall, it's a decent buy, really good price! They are really becoming cheap, but I think maybe instead of packing full of wierd features like a Windows emulator and instead packed more features into GPS like live traffic adjustment, then it would probably be a lot more of a appealing entry level sat nav!Not disappointed but this could be a lot better at navigation also

Disappointed that you can't just navigate by the post code.

Very difficult to start up. Gave up after a while and returned.