Navman MY30
Written by Zoe Hellar Tuesday, 08 September 2009 10:04
The Navman MY30 has 3.5” screen, and compact design, but is not short of features.Clear, detailed voice guidance informs you of more than just street names and turns. You’ll hear easy-to-understand instructions including distance to your turn and location information such as “In 100 metres at the traffic lights, turn left into Smith Street”. Premium Safety Alerts also help keep you on track while you drive, with information about Speed and Red Light Cameras, School Zones, Accident Prone Blackspots and Railway Crossings. Voice guidance is supported by clear visual imagery, including helpful 3D Junction Views for improved clarity at busy intersections and easy navigation through them.
With up to 600,000 Points of Interest built-in as well as a range of handy features, you’ll always find whatever you’re looking for with ease.
Features:
* Tap and Slide Touchscreen
* Smart Find™ Keyword search
* Premium Safety Alerts
* School Zone warnings
* Advanced Lane Guidance
* 3D Junction view
* Petrol and Parking Shortcuts
* Australian Spoken Street Names
* Digital Logbook
* SOS shortcut for emergency services
* Up to 600,000 Points of interest (POI)
* Optional Live Traffic Updates available
* Optional Travel Guides
* Latest Map Guarantee
Navman MY30 Reviews
Mrgadget.com.au has this to say about the Navman MY30 "The Navman MY30 gave clear, detailed
voice guidance that informs you of more than just street names and turns. Instructions were easy-to-understand and included distance to turn and location information such as “In 100 metres at the traffic lights, turn left into Smith Street”.The Premium Safety Alerts keep you safe and within the boundaries of what’s lawful on the road with information about Speed and Red Light Cameras, School Zones, Accident Prone Blackspots and Railway Crossings. Voice guidance is supported by clear visual imagery, including helpful 3D Junction Views for improved clarity at busy intersections and easy navigation through them.With up to 600,000 Points of Interest built-in as well as a range of handy features, you’ll
always find whatever you’re looking for with ease.My only gripe with the device was that the keyboard wasn’t sensitive enough which sometimes required me to double-tap on letters for them to be recognised. Perhaps it’s just my tender touch?"
Marcus Fry, the Australasian general manager of Mitac writes "People really should feel like they have a reliable and knowledgeable 'mate' in the car who knows the area," said Navman's Wendy Hammond. "You can now search Google and TrueLocal via your phone's Bluetooth connection, giving [you] the freedom of not having to plan ahead."One new owner writes" Fantastic little unit, competes with the more expensive models at a fraction of the price. Definatley consider the MY30 if you're in the market for a GPS."