Who would of thought that choosing a sat nav could be such a difficult choice, if I wasnt confused before, certainly are now.
Read good and bad reviews on both the tomtom 5150 and the snooper s7000, really unsure, all about personnel choice I suspect.
Any help, advice, or experience anybody has had would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks
Casper1877:
Who would of thought that choosing a sat nav could be such a difficult choice, if I wasnt confused before, certainly are now.
Read good and bad reviews on both the tomtom 5150 and the snooper s7000, really unsure, all about personnel choice I suspect.
Any help, advice, or experience anybody has had would be greatly appreciated.Many thanks
Tomtom in my eyes.
Think of a satnav whats the first name that pops into your head? Did you know snooper made sat navs before you started looking?
I’ve used Snooper for 5 years and only once did it let me down on a bridge height , it’s a good piece of kit but I wouldn’t fork out for the Dab snooper as new Aeriel they use are useless. The model with forward facing camera looks good
I’ve had a car Tom tom for years, never had a problem with it, I did know a few lads a while back that had snoopers, lost touch with them, so I can’t ask.
Have to make the decision soon, both roughly the same price
I’ve got the DB8500, can’t fault it so far, DAB radio works a treat, but the one time I’ve tried to use the tv, it listed loads of channels, but didn’t get a picture on any of them. I was surround by other trucks though. But then again, I carry my tablet with me, and I can watch sky tv on that.
The hands free Bluetooth connection through the stereo is awesome too, like being sat next to the person you’re talking to.
I scoured the Internet for prices, and Snooperdirect couldn’t be beaten.