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Navman MY570LMT 5" GPS Unit (Free Maps & Live Traffic Updates Included) - $76.32 (C & C or + Delivery) @ JB Hi-Fi

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Navman MY570LMT 5" GPS Unit (Free Maps & Live Traffic Updates Included) - $76.32 (C & C or + Delivery) @ JB Hi-Fi
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Optimus Prime on 11/04/2019 - 21:03 jbhifi.com.au (482 clicks)
Last edited 11/04/2019 - 21:27 by 1 other user

On Sale . Standard price $149. Free Maps & Live Traffic updates included

Overview

The MY570LMT will keep you safe with useful alerts to keep you moving on the roads. It is loaded with premium features like – 3D Junction Views with Real Signage and Lane Guidance, Landmark Guidance, Live Traffic Updates, Bluetooth Handsfree, Parking Assist, Roadside Assist, Multi-stop Trip Optimisation, Spoken Safety Alerts, Speed Limit Alerts, Tunnel Simulation, and Free Maps Included. Driver Fatigue Alert is also available to keep you safe on the road.

Key Features

Free Maps Included
Updates are included at no additional cost, keeping your Navman up to date with the latest maps.

Speed Limit Alert
The actual speed limit for the road you’re travelling on.

FREE Live Traffic Updates
Avoid congestion, accident delays and road works along your planned route with real-time information.

Bluetooth® Handsfree
Turns your MY-Series into a hands-free car kit.

Zomato Restaurant Guide
Find and be guided to restaurants and cafes. Read reviews before you go.

Trip Select
You choose the route – shortest, fastest, easiest or most economical way to go.

Trip Planner
Combines several destinations in one convenient route, saving time and fuel.

Spoken Street Names
Detailed voice guidance with spoken street names.

Spoken Safety Alerts
Announces approaching speed and red-light cameras, school zones and more.

3D Junctions with Real Signage
A photo with arrows makes it clear which way to go.

Smart Find™ Keyword Search
Don’t know an address? Just type in words like ‘swimming pool’ or ‘Bill’s Café’ to find the destination.

Advanced Lane Guidance
Advises the best lane to be in for an upcoming turn off or junction.

Shortcut Buttons
Closest parking, petrol, food or ATMs at the touch of a button.

Landmark Guidance
Uses landmarks like schools and petrol stations to guide you.

Smart Route™
Based on historical traffic data shows the best routes to take whatever the time of day.

Fuel Type Search
Use Smart Find keyword search to enter in your specific fuel type.

Digital Logbook
Download a spreadsheet of kilometres travelled. Ideal for expense reporting.

Australia & New Zealand Map Coverage
Travel easily on both sides of the Tasman with built-in maps for both countries.

Roadside Assist
Pinpoints your location and gives local Roadside Assistance numbers so it’s easy to call for help.

Park Assist
Fast tracks you to the nearest parking stations with a list of options from the map screen.

Rest Stop Short Cut

Cafe Shortcut Button
From the main menu, fast track to your nearest café or coffee house.

Automotive 5 Inch GPS Navman MY570LMT

Related Stores

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closed Comments

  • anamul on 11/04/2019 - 21:09

    Seen the post on price hipster. Product review very bad, didn’t use though.

    • Optimus Prime on 11/04/2019 - 21:30

      its an average performer . for the price point its a OK pick

  • pc6673 on 11/04/2019 - 21:10
    +2

    google map is much much better in all aspects:algorithm,GUI,intelligence,functionality …. most areas have wifi/3G/4G cover though google has offline map. Also free Here map is good in offline navigation since Nokia age. So why such GPS devices still existing?

    • boomramada on 11/04/2019 - 21:21
      +3

      Same arguments you would have with e-reader over tablet.
      They are single purpose device that preform better than their counter part for long term use.

    • Sozin on 11/04/2019 - 21:40

      Because google gets all your data for free with gmaps.

      • pc6673 on 11/04/2019 - 21:56

        hard to avoid in current age sadly,all your daily generated data are controlled by those big companies.

        • Sozin on 12/04/2019 - 11:39

          Not apple.

          Fyi i don't have any apple products

          Unlike Google many other tech companies they have not built a business data collection

          • pc6673 on 12/04/2019 - 12:06

            @Sozin: do you know there is thing called server? Each big IT company like Apple, Google has its own physical server somewhere. no difference in my mind. server just there, access just in their hand. depends on if they wish to do that. all companies declare a lot for the privacy, but who knows what's the actual truth.

    • khrome on 11/04/2019 - 23:53
      +1

      Many reasons. Some people don't want to use their phone with a smaller screen so they use a dedicated GPS. My phone also got very hot when using it as a GPS plus there are more options on the Navman than google maps. Each to their own I say.

    • melbourne guy on 12/04/2019 - 14:03

      Only fully licensed drivers can use their phones for GPS. All learners and P platers have to use a dedicated GPS unit if they want electronic maps.

    • mattythecapybara on 12/04/2019 - 17:29

      Google has great up-to-date location info, but their software's features are terrible compared to a GPS. No speed limits, no lane guidance, nothing. Every time I'm forced to fall back to it it infuriates me how they can't manage to fix this.

  • izaak on 11/04/2019 - 21:34
    +9

    I used to work at JB and the amount of Navman units that would come back faulty was really high. Same with Fitbits. So many fitbits come back faulty - sure, we just swap it for a new one for you, but some customers had gone through over 4 of the same model! I don't blame the customers, either, as there were just so many different customers all with the same problems, it was definitely dodgy manufacturing. Anyway, Navman are the fitbit of GPS units. If you buy a GPS, the last thing you want is it playing up and misbehaving when you're trying to navigate an unfamiliar area, or dying in the middle of a road trip. When I bought a GPS I splashed out and went Garmin - it's not perfect, but I wouldn't go without it.

    Also if you use a dashcam, or a gps with inbuilt dashcam, cheap microsds are susceptible to dying from the heat of Australian sun. I bought a Sandisk 'High Endurance' microsd card, and so far it's been going strong for about 15 months - I leave my gps/dashcam on the windscreen 24/7 and both the garmin unit and the sandisk high endurance microsd have performed really well.

    Anyways, just my personal anecdotes, might help someone out there in the market.

    • flashi007 on 11/04/2019 - 23:34

      which dashcam are you using?

      • izaak on 13/04/2019 - 18:53

        Sorry for not responding. Garmin DriveAssist 51LT off the top of my head; it's a 2in1 unit.

  • g12345567 on 11/04/2019 - 21:41
    +5

    Note. This is the old model. The latest model is the Navman MY580LMT 5" GPS Unit $79.20. Only $2.88 more. Normally $99. Both are JB exclusive models.

    • KingJuf on 11/04/2019 - 21:50

      Do you know if there are any key differences? I couldnt see any?

      • terrys on 12/04/2019 - 08:13
        +1

        The key difference would be the end date of the "lifetime" the unit is warranted to get free updates for. Some imagine it is the life of the device, the manufacturer provides then for the "commercial" life of the device. I have one navman and a garmin in perfect working order that cannot be updated…

  • mattythecapybara on 12/04/2019 - 17:32

    Does NavMan have any decent smartphone style touchscreens yet? I used to really enjoy the NavMan software but I changed to a Garmin years back with a proper screen and voice control. NavMan had better speed alerts and lets you skip waypoints though.

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