Budget GPS units no longer require you to enter feature-free electronic ghetto. We pick the best options for a bit of budget navigating.
All the brand-name, entry-level models we've assembled here have easy-to-use interfaces, the latest maps, speed and red light camera locations and text-to-speech, which allows street names to be spoken in verbal instructions. We've also thrown in a try-before-you-buy iPhone nav app for good measure.
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TomTom Start 10
1 of 3Price:AU$179.00 | Brand:TomTom | Comments:3
Simple, cheap and capable of getting you from A to B, the Start 10 does what it sets out to do. The inclusion of junction view and lane guidance improves things quite considerably. Full Review »
The Good
- Price, Folds up compactly, Lane guidance for most streets, Junction view
The Bad
- Speaker completely encased, sounds hollow and cheap, On-screen typing may be tedious for some
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