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Post by caretaker on Aug 25, 2012 15:35:42 GMT
I'm looking at getting a satnav but I can't really justify paying for the Tom Tom Rider. Has anyone tried the Peaklife GPS and if so what does it involve getting the latest map sotware for it.. Any info about it would be appreciated  |
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Post by samfan on Aug 25, 2012 17:28:01 GMT
I have been useing a peaklife for about 12 months ,I can only say that its the best kit I've ever bought .The only down
Side is that they only have blue tooth and no ear phone connection ,This hasent bothered me to much as the screen intuctions
are very easy to follow .Although it dosent say so in the advert they come with a very comprehensive mapping installed. I will
Shortly be leaveing on a trip across Europe useing mine just as it came.I dont know the price of them now ,I paid about £90
I have no knolege of the up market jobs . But I don't think they can be much better than one of these if at all.
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Post by caretaker on Aug 29, 2012 13:13:09 GMT
Thanks for that Sam- sounds like it might do the trick then.
Where/when are you going to europe? Thats what I have in mind too...maybe in the next month or so if i can get organised
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Post by caretaker on Sept 4, 2012 19:36:51 GMT
I have been useing a peaklife for about 12 months ,I can only say that its the best kit I've ever bought .The only down Side is that they only have blue tooth and no ear phone connection ,This hasent bothered me to much as the screen intuctions are very easy to follow .quote] Well I have bought one now and it seems okay. the mapping software doesnt have the same sophisticated auto zoom in and out as the Tom Tom Software but I'm impressed with how rugged it is, and that it comes with chargers/brackets for car and motorcycle and a spare battery. Seems like its a usefull piece of kit- especially at its far cheaper price. |
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