Thoughts on the best Satnav app (1 Viewer)

[Bill and Shell]

Just wondering what peoples experiences are with Satnav apps used on an iPhone.
Ive tried both co-pilot and navmii, preferring the co-pilot so far as you can enter co-ordinates.
Does anybody have any other recommendations?

Billy

 

[funflair]

Hi Billy

A year ago I would have said TomTom but have been using CoPilot recently and thinks it's OK, most likely better than TT actually.

Martin

 

[Bill and Shell]

Thanks Martin

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[Bill and Shell]

Just another quick copilot question, when on RV mode, does anyone know what dimensions that caters for?

 

[Forestboy]

Copilot for us dumped the Garmin all Copilot now.
Don't know Rv dimensions but we're 7.7L never got close to an issue.

 

[chaser]

'Here maps' on all platforms, free ,get you anywhere, use nothing else all over Europe.

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[tonyidle]

PCPro tested satnavs & software this month. TomTom tops for both IPhone/pad and Android.

 

[Diesel]

'Here maps' on all platforms, free ,get you anywhere, use nothing else all over Europe.

Liking here maps too ....think here + Tesco huddle might be our chosen option for MH

Also trying out Waze.

 

[funflair]

Just another quick copilot question, when on RV mode, does anyone know what dimensions that caters for?

I don't think there are any specific dimensions unless you spend a lot more money and get the truck version, but it does route on more major roads compared to the same destination in TomTom.

Martin

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[Busman]

Free to use even off line after downloading maps, used it to get round Europe/Morocco maps.me excellent

 

[chaser]

Free to use even off line after downloading maps, used it to get round Europe/Morocco maps.me excellent

As does here maps

 

[Minxy]

We've used TomTom on a tablet and it is a 'cut down' version of the dedicated TomTom unit software so don't expect it to be the same. It also has a nasty habit of crashing/freezing which is a b*gger. We're now 'testing' another tablet sat nav software app:

http://www.sygic.com/

We nearly bought a Hudl 2 to run it on but it's a bit big at 8" so hubby decided to get a cheapo Chinese one which came a week or so ago and is a lovely thing - just the perfect size - not too big for putting on the dash or carrying around, but big enough to use for internet etc, a big bonus is that it's a phablet so we can put a phone sim in too which 'can' help with TomTom sat nav if you use it (it can use the sim's network to improve the gps somehow ... don't know how but it DOES help). He likes it so much he's ordered another one so we'll have one each (and it'll be a back-up for the first for sat nav so we can sell the dedicated TomTom units).

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[Chockswahay]

I used sygic on my 'phablet' for 2 years or so but in the end I got fed up with it either trying to send me the wrong way or with software conflicts.

Got a nice 'proper' TomTom sat nav now The software is more sophisticated and the program is easier to use.....