Bob
9th December 2009, 07:20
The Navigo V2 ticks a lot of boxes for a biker that wants a SatNav for occasional use. First, it was cheap (around NZD 115) and it takes earphones – vital if you’re looking to work with voice only.
My first ride using the Navigo V2 was an interesting experience. I was concerned that it would be intrusive, talking too much. But as it turns out, it kept quiet, just giving instructions when needed. I've got a set of in-ear "mushroom" headphones, which were comfortable and the volume level was fine.
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My first ride using the Navigo V2 was an interesting experience. I was concerned that it would be intrusive, talking too much. But as it turns out, it kept quiet, just giving instructions when needed. I've got a set of in-ear "mushroom" headphones, which were comfortable and the volume level was fine.
Click here to read the rest of the review (http://www.bobpickett.co.uk/bkit/navigov2.htm)