Good GPS?
Looking to replace my Tom-Tom with a new GPS. I never could figure out how to get the free map updates so I want one where that feature is easy and obvious. Large screen not a priority. I suspect my b...
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Jayco-noslide wrote:
I've used my smart phone but it just doesn't seem to be a replacement for the GPS that you fasten to the windshield.
Why not ?
I actually find Google Navigation to be better that any of the 4 brands of GPS that I have.
EXCEPT when I also need to use the phone OR when it must run for a long time on the internal phone battery OR if you want to set multiple way-points. I think that way-point thing is being fixed though.
Of all the other actual GPS units I've had, a mid-priced Garmin is hard to beat. Might not make $100 but $150 for sure. That is for a car model. Truck/RV specific features will be more.
