This is my first post. Dick Smith have the Navman MY65T in-car GPS for $79 on their website (instore only). Alot of the Melbourne stores in the eastern/south eastern suburbs appear to still have stock according to the store stock checker.
Comes with a 2 year warranty and 2 year subscription to map upgrades.
I wouldn't touch another navman again. They don't fix major bugs like turning off when car turns off. They say oh well just fix in next version.
I agree, although voting down because you dont like the product is a bit rude.
Yes Navmans are crap, but its a good price, therefore a bargain to some
At the risk of some Negs…
I have just replaced my Navman MY60T with a TomTom. Summary of why
Navman maps showed a roundabout near my house that hasn't been there for about 3 years.
Navman traffic was terrible. Constantly shows a traffic jam for the past 6 months (even in the middle of the night) at a spot where I have never seen traffic even build up slightly.
Navman is can not be customised - only a few voices and icons.
Tomtom was more user friendly.
On the plus side though, the Navman had a better cradle and an easy system for removing the unit from the cradle (so you can hide it when parking) without removing the suction cup from the window.
Better off spending a small extra amount and get free lifetime map upgrades. This unit only gets 2 years of updates. According to the reps from the DS stores I spoke to recently stated that they had received many MY6 series units for repair and had known faults. They couldn't recommend them.
returned my navman ezy 200 that i bought yesterday for $100. touch screen barely works, bluetooth kept disconnecting, wouldnt recommend it
Thanks for the post anyway. Found out something about Navman from fellow bargainers because of this post.
Read the reviews from net, and found it (My65T) not very attractive. Thanks for the post anyway.