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Navman S30: Screen Photographs
part of our review of the Navman S30 on Tuesday 20th May 2008
When you first power up the Navman S30 you are presented with a loading screen (below) and a safety agreement that you have to accept to continue using the product.
Entering a postcode is a breeze though because of the small screen, if you have chubby fingers you may strugle. We would have liked to see a stylus embeded into the product for those who cannot get to grips with the keyboard size.
The Point of Interest (POI) file seems to be comprehensive though it did seem a bit empty in places. For example, under shops you will find just one chain of car product shops. Not that good when we were looking for a Tesco supermarket in the road test.
A nice feature, however, is the logos that appear on the map. We liked the golden arches logo for McDonalds that briefly appeared as we drove past.
Additional Navman S30 Review Pages
- Appearance
- Drawstring Bag
- Explanation of the Screen
- Packaging Photographs
- Product Photographs
- Quick Summary
- Specifications
- The All Important Test
- Windscreen Mount
Live Navman S30 Prices On Friday 21st November 2008
Prices are checked every day and include budget delivery costs and taxes where applicable. These retailers had the Navman S30 marked as 'in stock' when we check the price within the last 24 hours.
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