Navman - F15 GPS Review

Navman GPS

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Last summer we made a voyage from Virginia to Montana.  My husband had a basic travel route and itinerary but wanted to stay flexible on our five-day journey.  Our cross-country mule was without a built-in navigation system.  On day two I noticed my husband measuring the distance on maps using Sweet-n-Slow packets over lunch, the only thing Sweet-n-Low is good for in my opinion.  We did just find traveling by the gold capital building in West Virginia and past the picturesque horse farms in Kentucky and through the cornfields of Indiana.  We were a little less confident as we approached Illinois heading for the heart of St. Louis.  As luck would have it, there was a Radio Shack right next to our lunch stop and the NavMan GPS navigation system was on sale for under $150.00 and there was $20.00 rebate to boot.  Sold!

The Navman F15 GPS navigation system comes with:
NavMan F15 GPS
In-car charger
Dashboard adhesive
In-car windshield mount

Features of the Navan F15 GPS navigation system:

Maps cover all the US, including Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico using maps from TeleAtlas.

3.5 inch touch screen

Very user-friendly

4 different navigation screen options

Easy to see

Pre-loaded points of interests, restaurants, gas stations, hotels and emergency assistance

Language options

My Viewpoints:  We found the NavMan gps navigation system to be very easy to set up.  We had it mounted and were using it within minutes.  We received accurate and helpful directions all across the country, even to brand new hotels.  One of the advantages of the NavMan gps navigation system is that it is easily portable so we can move it from vehicle to vehicle minus the Velcro mount.