Abstract: Video Review: The Delphi Nav300 GPS comes with an impressive range of features:- 3.5-in touch screen- Weighs Less than 8 ounces- Plays music and AVI video- Bluetooth speakerphoneIt also has does turn-by-turn voice direction, but can be somewhat confus...
Accurate navigation, Lots of features, Can find points of interest
Slow, Extra features are useless, Screen is too small, Orphaned stylus
We’re willing to cut the Nav300 a bit of slack due to its low price of just $399 USD, but it’s still a flawed product. It’s very ponderous and slow, and due to this you would not be able to quickly dial in an address while driving....
Initially, I was skeptical about the NAV300, mainly because I had not researched a Delphi GPS system before. But I must say that I was pleasantly surprised with the NAV300. I liked the ease of use of this device, as well as all of the cool features. ...
… The NAV300 came with a huge list of features, and although the majority of them were useful, I found a few that weren’t. First off, the inclusion of the MP3/Movie player I thought was rather silly, particularly because you can’t use this function w...
Offers text to speech. Optional subscription-free traffic function. Multisegment routing. Zagat Survey listings.
Cant search POIs near destination or near specific address. Bluetooth phone interface doesnt sync your phones contact list or call history. Separate traffic receiver and antenna.
The Navigon-powered Delphi NAV300s feature set is almost identical to the Navigon 5100s. If you dont need the live traffic option but appreciate a Bluetooth phone interface, the NAV300 is a better choice. But if you need live traffic info and dont ...
The Delphi NAV300 GPS device adds integrated Bluetooth for hands-free calling and text-to-speech functionality. The compact device also has multimedia features, and Delphis optional traffic kit includes a lifetime subscription to Clear Channels traff...
The Bluetooth integration is limited, due to a small number of compatible cell phones, and route recalculations werent accurate. You cant use the music and navigation features at the same time.
Though the Delphi NAV300 GPS navigator may look appealing with its affordable price tag and integrated Bluetooth and text-to-speech functionality, real-world tests show some pretty ugly results.
Abstract: I’m just back from a trip to Spain and I wish I had taken a GPS with me. The maps were horrible and the signs confusing. We spent a good amount of time lost, and try asking for directions when you’re not fluent in the local dialect. While it’s true th...
