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| Ease of Use | 9/10  |
|---|---|
| Clarity of Instructions | 6/10 |
| Map Accuracy | 9/10 |
| Value for Money | 8/10 |
| Overall rating | 7/10 |
Full review by
Fozzplod
on 22nd Apr 2008
User Rating : 7
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Good Points: Easy to use, reliable
Bad Points: No blue tooth or traffic info, sound is a little low
General comments: I've only had the S30 a few days and it was my first venture into the world of Sat Navs, so in real terms I have nothing to compare it with. That aside, I found it quick to set up and use, and the menus speak for themselves.It has clear maps with auto-zoom depending upon your speed. It's actually found every 'quickest' and 'shortest' route that I normally take when I tested it and only once have I been a little out of the way - but even then we're talking about a quarter of a mile.There are some good features on there, everything you would expect from a good Sat Nav. I am missing the blue tooth and I would really like the traffic warnings and detours, but then what do you want for £99, jam on it?My only gripe is the sound. When you're travelling at speed it's a little quiet for my liking - my Ford Focus isn't the quietest of cabins however so it could just be that.Overall verdict - If you are agonising over which Sat Nav to choose for your entry level, this has to be one of the best. Plenty of features and very reliable. Who needs jam!?
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