GPS Navigation for Car （9 Inch） Slimline Touch Screen Real Voice Direction ，USA Edition 2024 (Free Lifetime Updates) Turn-by-Turn Voice and Lane Guidance, Speed and Red Light Warning (American Brand)

I like that it’s easy to use and large enough for me to view when needed. It paired well with my Nissan Rogue.

Zero stars should be an option. This is total junk. Should have known because the price was so reasonable. Size was awesome, but it couldn’t find my house! It tried to send us 30 miles out of the way to get 10 miles to home.

Updating my review: I’ve now been using the GPS since October and am still loving it. It’s provided more accurate directions than either of the maps apps I have on my phone. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy this. Spend $57.00 on this very options-filled GPS or spend an extra $2000.00 to have a factory GPS in your vehicle when you buy it. There’s nothing to not like about this GPS. The touch screen is as good as the touch screen in my girlfriend’s Denali Acadia and it responds as fast if not faster. The suction mount for the dash keeps it securely in place and it doesn’t vibrate when on a bumpy road. It also has a shroud that covers the sides and root to keep any sun glare out. The screen is nice and bright and a perfect size for an add-on GPS. I’m amazed at the quality and sturdiness of it. I figured I wouldn’t get much for $57.00 but it was to my surprise that I was way wrong. I’m buying a few more for my family members that do t already have one. I would highly recommend this to anyone even thinking about buying a GPS for their vehicle because you will be as pleasantly surprised as I was when you get it. What a great add-on for my Ford Edge!

i have had several makes of GPS this one takes a little more getting used to, it is nicely made and come with a variety of brackets etc. So far i have only used it on one time and it worked very well . so only time wil tell the accuracy and clear voice commands are very good.

As the title says, too much glare. The screen is so reflective it’s like a mirror and I couldn’t see the screen a lot of the time. Night time isn’t so bad but they really need a dull finish screen like computer monitors. The owners manual is small and very tough to read with such small print. The manual doesn’t cover everything about this GPS. As with all GPS units there is too much bloatware. The connection for holding the unit to the windshield, on the back of the GPS, is cheesy and falls off on rougher roads. Luckily I had a sturdier clamp type of holder to replace it. The biggest problem though remains the excessive amount of glare on the screen.

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.

There were so many GPS units to look at on Amazon- I basically selected the highest rated one even though I secretly felt more comfortable with a Garmin unit because I use a Garmin running watch and it’s fantastic. So we were literally heading out the door to drive 6 hours away when my amazon package arrived. Perfect timing. I was afraid it would take a long set up or need wifi to update or something. However after I turned it on I set the time to GPS time and entered the location and mounted it to the windshield with the included hardware and away we went. This is the way it should work. Very happy. We’ve used it a few times and there are some backwoods mountain areas where the GPS veers off the highway a bit, but never for more than 30 seconds and it doesn’t affect my driving. The only thing I would recommend is if we could dim the screen even more. Driving at night, even at the lowest setting, the screen is pretty bright so it’s not a super smooth transition going from the GPS unit to the dark road. That’s my only critique. Otherwise it works well as advertised. Touch screen is responsive and perfect size. Less than $60. Do you have any idea what our forefathers had to do for navigation??? Thanks so much. Oh, the default speed limit warning was annoying but I quickly turned it off. Never had to look at the instruction manual which is nice when the software is intuitive and self explanatory.

This is without a doubt the worst item I have ever ordered from Amazon. It is the only thing I cannot wait to return and I think my only return. Never could get it to work. The attachments you have to install are junk. I encourage you to spend a little more for a good navigator I know I will!!