NDrive sat nav on the iphone
Discussion
Does anyone on here use this?
Having come from a tomtom I thought I'd have a look at their iphone app but at £55 it seems a little on the expensive side. I had a search around the app store and the NDrive is listed at £14.99 which seems a bargain, they also claim to be the best seller in Germany and Italy amongst others. Most of the feedback is good too.
So, before I splash out £15 any real world experiences?
Having come from a tomtom I thought I'd have a look at their iphone app but at £55 it seems a little on the expensive side. I had a search around the app store and the NDrive is listed at £14.99 which seems a bargain, they also claim to be the best seller in Germany and Italy amongst others. Most of the feedback is good too.
So, before I splash out £15 any real world experiences?
It also says Oxo on a bus, but they sure as hell don't sell it.
They can claim to be the queen fairy - ignore it. Sales jargon.
Best advice would be to do an internet search, preferably with something on the lines of "forum ndrive review."
Obtain some real-world, and not sales-office, reviews.
Personally, I've never heard of them. But, I may lead a sheltered life :-)
A friend has the tomtom for iphone app - waste of sodding money!
You can see the battery life drain out.
The constant communication and real-time positioning is great - but make sure you have a bloody good in-car iphone charger.
I tend to like google maps for a rough idea as to where I am/ going; but use it as a reference point - not as a reliance.
They can claim to be the queen fairy - ignore it. Sales jargon.
Best advice would be to do an internet search, preferably with something on the lines of "forum ndrive review."
Obtain some real-world, and not sales-office, reviews.
Personally, I've never heard of them. But, I may lead a sheltered life :-)
A friend has the tomtom for iphone app - waste of sodding money!
You can see the battery life drain out.
The constant communication and real-time positioning is great - but make sure you have a bloody good in-car iphone charger.
I tend to like google maps for a rough idea as to where I am/ going; but use it as a reference point - not as a reliance.
Having seen an utter barrage of bad reviews on the Apps Store for CoPilot, I went for NDrive this evening. What an utter load of tosh. The first 3 roads / postcodes I've put into it aren't recognised...(and I'm not talking about new estates etc. - well known places).
If you're looking to find somewhere more obscure than, say, 'Tottenham Court Road' avoid this app - it's utter pants. The layout is clunky and amateur. The reason it costs only £10 is so that employees of the company can buy it and post bogus reviews on the Apple site.
If you're looking to find somewhere more obscure than, say, 'Tottenham Court Road' avoid this app - it's utter pants. The layout is clunky and amateur. The reason it costs only £10 is so that employees of the company can buy it and post bogus reviews on the Apple site.
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