Tom Tom One Europe vs. Navman N20/F20 Europe
Tom Tom One Europe vs. Navman N20/F20 Europe
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beedj

Original Poster:

471 posts

235 months

Saturday 31st March 2007
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Hi, looking for a simple unit with European street level mapping (France & Spain), plus capability to buy an add-on Western USA map later.

Think I've narrowed down to these two devices as per topic title, which are in right price range for me (£150-200), but struggling to differentiate them - any advice / user experiences welcome...

Both appear to come with camera info

Not sure difference between Navman N20 & F20


Don't need any bells & whistles - MP3, bluetooth etc

SCOOTERMAN

238 posts

247 months

Saturday 31st March 2007
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beedj said:
Hi, looking for a simple unit with European street level mapping (France & Spain), plus capability to buy an add-on Western USA map later.

Think I've narrowed down to these two devices as per topic title, which are in right price range for me (£150-200), but struggling to differentiate them - any advice / user experiences welcome...

Both appear to come with camera info

Not sure difference between Navman N20 & F20


Don't need any bells & whistles - MP3, bluetooth etc


The N20 is, IIRC, the same as the F20 save for the built-in camera. Quite why you'd want a camera on a sat-nav unit I don't know, but still...
Of the two I'd settle for the F20 and buy the street-level maps of Europe for an additional £99.00: Navman's customer service is excellent (especially when compared to TomTom, who're lacking in that department)

beedj

Original Poster:

471 posts

235 months

Sunday 1st April 2007
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But presumably I'd be better just going for this one which has EU maps pre-loaded, rather than buy separately ?

www.thenavigationcompany.com/products/TN0211_Navman_F20_Europe.html

looks like a good deal for £140 ?

jezrider

261 posts

227 months

Wednesday 4th April 2007
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scooterman is right, i sell both tom tom and navman in my shop and have experience in both, tom tom is a very well marketed product, navman is not. Tom toms customer support is useless and would be the only real difference between two units in this price range.

SCOOTERMAN

238 posts

247 months

Wednesday 4th April 2007
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beedj said:
But presumably I'd be better just going for this one which has EU maps pre-loaded, rather than buy separately ?

www.thenavigationcompany.com/products/TN0211_Navman_F20_Europe.html

looks like a good deal for £140 ?


And I thought I was going mad: I hunted high and low thinking I'd seen it somewhere, but with no luck at the time of posting.

That's a *very* good deal, which, typically, came out a fortnight after I shelled out £150 on my UK-only F20. Grrrrrr...

audidoody

8,598 posts

278 months

Sunday 8th April 2007
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SCOOTERMAN said:
beedj said:
But presumably I'd be better just going for this one which has EU maps pre-loaded, rather than buy separately ?

www.thenavigationcompany.com/products/TN0211_Navman_F20_Europe.html

looks like a good deal for £140 ?


And I thought I was going mad: I hunted high and low thinking I'd seen it somewhere, but with no luck at the time of posting.

That's a *very* good deal, which, typically, came out a fortnight after I shelled out £150 on my UK-only F20. Grrrrrr...



Don't sweat it. I paid £425 for the original TomTom with UK-only maps!

gazzab

21,536 posts

304 months

Monday 9th April 2007
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thanks for the cheap link on the Navman. Just bought one for a pressie for father-in-law.