GPS Navigation for Car, Latest 2025 Map,7 inch Touch Screen Real Voice Spoken Turn-by-Turn Direction Reminding Navigation System for Cars, Vehicle GPS Satellite Navigator with(Free Lifetime Updates)

This GPS looks great and is easy to install. It has several features that are easy to navigate through and use. The touch screen works really well. Once it is on the gps accuracy is very true. The speed is accurate and will also tell you the suggested speed for the road you are on which is nice. During travel the voice quality is clear and easy to understand.

The product took ages to get because the seller didn't take the time to put my apartment number on the box. In the end I had to go at my own expense to pick it up. The seller never even replied when I asked him if he put my apartment number on the label. Even though Amazon were paid by me to deliver it. The product is a total scam. Even Amazon set up a false engineer phonecall service, but when I put in number it would not recognize it, surprise surprise. I want my money back. No updates, no support, no downloadable maps, just a few demo maps. Then the battery became useless and the product needs to be plugged in all the time. All over the net people are asking HOW DO I UPDATE MY NAVRUF GPS. This company should be banned. I'm really not exaggerating, it's the worst. Don't waste your time or money on it. They deserve to go out of business . The product does not work as advertised. Its basically a piece of crap. No side available to install maps. It is completely useless. The photo shows NAVRUF support page, as you can see it's a total scam. I WANT MY MONEY BACKWARNINGDO NOT BUY NAVRUF GPS NAVI

After I set it up, I discovered that my car DOES have GPS and it works with my phone.So I returned the Unit for a Refund.I did have a lot of trouble with the dash holder. There are several parts and No directions.

Dislike: the visor/sunscreen or whatever you wish to call it does not work with the suction attachment piece. No instructions for assembling all the little plastic pieces. After reviewing the entire instruction pamphlet, we used the "your best guess" method. They also do not provide definitions for unusual terms, like the instructions for the LORRY.. What the heck is that! Not a common term in my area.Like: Haven't had a need to use the GPS yet but did play with it. And it is more user friendly than our old one (different brands of course). I believe we will enjoy this GPS more than the last one we had.

I bought this because it had a nice big screen. I have struggled with using it because it doesn't tell you that you are approaching the turn until you are almost past it. Recently it did send me past a location, I had to update/reenter the address and double back (I had to input the name of the place instead of the address). The delay in the turn approach is aggravating, but you will arrive to the input location eventually.

I ordered this for my work truck. It’s so much easier to keep up with my routes and my phone doesn’t die half way through the day. Pretty fast for what it is. Works just like it should and it looks good too! Pretty cool for the price point. I have pictures but for whatever reason it won’t let me upload them!

This is a decent basic automotive GPS device. But the instruction book with it's chinglish instructions is pretty much useless. Fortunately, the basic functions are fairly easy to use if you are familiar with GPS devices. And don't look to their dated web page for any help - it's full of broken links and errors. You can't even download the "free maps" - trying to download one results in a "source file could not be read" error. Not that it matters anyway; the map downloads you can't download are in ZIP format with no instructions on how to install it to the device. (Safety advice: always always be wary about downloading and running ZIP files from unfamiliar sources on your computer) And their generic Outlook.com email address does not inspire a lot of confidence as to how responsive this no name manufacturer will be. So, about the only positive thing I can say about this device is "it seems to work". Otherwise, you're on your own baby!The mounting bracket is tricky to install - again, don't look to the instruction book for help. Just examine the bracket to find the locking tabs; locking the bracket to the display requires a bit more force than I felt comfortable using on the display but use some force and maneuver it a bit and it will snap into place.The first time I turned in on, it took a bit over 10 minutes to acquire a satellite. At about the 10 minute point, I was ready to pack it up and return it. But it did finally acquire the satellite and on subsequent uses it does acquire the satellite quickly - 15 seconds or less. And since you can't download map updates from their web site, it's a good thing that the installed map seems fairly accurate - although I haven't used it out of town yet. Since I was unable to ascertain the date of the installed map, and because you can't download updates, I am leery of how accurate the map is. And I'm still trying to figure out what the small weird unmarked hole on the side marked "256mb" is for. And an unmarked slot that looks like it's for a memory card - but, again, nothing in the instructions about what it's for or how to use it.My advice: bypass this one (even though it's cheap) and look for a decent name brand device with an established company that keeps their web pages up to date. I definitely would not trust this to guide me through an unfamiliar area.

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