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TomTom Go Live 2050

CNET Rating7.0

User Rating4.7

August 16th, 2012 - If you're planning on driving across Europe and North America, the 35-map World edition of the Go Live 2050 is possibly the GPS bargain of the year. If not, there are better specified and better value sat nav units on the market. 13
- Where to buy? $349 at 1 store
TomTom Go Live 825

CNET Rating7.2

User Rating3.7

August 15th, 2012 - There's nothing intrinsically wrong with the TomTom Go Live 825, but where it falls down is on the question of value. 4
TomTom Via 620

CNET Rating6.6

August 14th, 2012 - We love the Via 620's high-resolution display, but we'd argue that the 6-inch display is simply too large and a potential safety hazard.
Garmin Nuvi 2455LM

CNET Rating7.5

July 30th, 2012 - For those looking for a car GPS that will remain current for years and years to come, the Garmin Nuvi 2455LM's lifetime map updates are worth the price premium. For others, though, there are cheaper or better-featured alternatives that do the job just as well.
TomTom Go Live 820

User Rating3.0

August 4th, 2011 - The entry level model in the Go Live range, the 820 has a 4.3-inch resistive touchscreen and a one year subscription to TomTom's proprietary HD Traffic service, as well as junction view, Bluetooth hands-free and camera warnings. 3
Navman MY80

User Rating5.0

July 28th, 2011 - Featuring a 4.7-inch resistive touchscreen, the MY80T features traffic messaging, safety camera and school zone alerts, and maps for both Australia and New Zealand. 2
TomTom Via 220

CNET Rating7.1

User Rating7.8

July 19th, 2011 - With a keen price, and minus the frustrating voice-recognition system found in the rest of the range, the Via 220 proves that less is more; but still not enough to earn it top marks. 6
- Where to buy? $173 at 1 store
Volvo Sensus

CNET Rating7.7

User Rating4.5

June 1st, 2011 - Volvo's new entertainment and nav system is light years ahead of what preceded it, but it still lags behind the best that the Germans have to offer. 4
Lifetracker

User Rating1.0

May 26th, 2011 - Lifetracker is an Australian personal tracking device that allows dementia sufferers a high degree of freedom, whilst allowing their carers to know exactly where they are at any given moment. 2
Holden-iQ

CNET Rating7.8

User Rating1.0

April 29th, 2011 - It has its share of annoying quirks and faults, but iQ is admirable for its impressive feature set and unique inclusions. 5