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Navman Platinum S150 (GPS) - $269 Delivered with PayPal

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Navman Platinum S150 (GPS) - $269 Delivered with PayPal
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XoiThit on 06/10/2009 - 13:55 navman.com (842 clicks)
Last edited 06/10/2009 - 14:26

Latest 2009 mapping FREE (Valued at $179)

Wherever you're headed, the good-looking and intelligent S150 is your perfect travelling companion. 3D Landmarks and Junction Views make finding your way easier than ever before, while premium safety alerts and advanced lane guidance offer complete peace of mind for the road ahead.
S150 feature summary

  • 3D Landmarks and Junction Views for better guidance and orientation
  • Bluetooth Handfree Calling
  • Live Local Search via TrueLocal for access to over a million business listings
  • 4.3" Superflat Widescreen
  • Slimline Design
  • Glide Touchscreen Technology
  • Advanced Lane Guidance for a smoother navigation
  • Spoken Street Names in clear Australian pronunciation
  • Premium Safety Alerts including school zones, speed and red light cameras, blackspots and railway crossings
  • 2-Years Warranty
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  • g12345567 on 06/10/2009 - 14:18

    Please check you spelling in your deal title. Mavman sounds like a cheap chinese knockoff of the Navman GPS. You should also mention that its a GPS in the deal title. Makes the deal more clearer to read at a glance.

    • XoiThit on 06/10/2009 - 14:26

      Fixed that. Thanks :-)

  • ash2000 on 06/10/2009 - 14:31

    I wonder when Navman moved to Navteq maps (they used to use Sensis)?

    Navteq used to be terrible, with street numbers being around 150meters off. I can only assume that they have fixed that issue.

    • Megan on 06/10/2009 - 15:06

      We have this Navman, purchased a couple of months ago. Street numbers are absolutely spot on. We have used it in Melbourne and Sydney and a few towns in between.

      I can't compare to any other GPS models as this is our first and we are extremely happy with it. The only slight negative I have with it is sometimes the touch screen is a bit too touchy.

  • GreatWhiteHunter on 06/10/2009 - 14:34

    I'm in the market for a GPS and was looking at the Navman My50 range (4.7" screens)

    I have heard good and bad things about Navman - should I buy a NavMan or a TomTom or something else?

    • mawinmawin on 06/10/2009 - 15:53

      navman (and garmin) are not bad but tomtom is fantastic

      • g12345567 on 06/10/2009 - 20:19

        I have TomTom and sometimes it fails to recognise legitimate street numbers. It offers alternatives but sometimes thats not good enough when you have to travel to a particular street sddress. Other than that, I find TomTom great.

  • casey2 on 07/10/2009 - 11:07

    It's a shame that you can't try before you buy with these. I've had TomToms for the last 4 years. I wonder if I'd like a Navman but don't want to outlay the cost to be disappointed. Anyone able to compare these things? The missus likes that Joanna Lumley tells her to "turn around sweety". Other than that, are TomToms that much better?

    • mawinmawin on 07/10/2009 - 21:07

      You can check by going to shops like harvey norman/dicksmith/JB Hi-fi to see the model (and see the actual device in demo mode)

  • mmaattuu on 07/10/2009 - 13:01

    Thanks for the link.
    Anyone know whether the extra features on the MY-Series are worth it?

    Never owned a Navman before, just curious what features are 'must have' and which are just useless add-ons.

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