LG LN800

Text-to-speech technology, ease of use, slim design, Destinator ND software, included accessories, red light and speed camera warnings

Screen has poor viewing angle, sluggish re-routing times, no headphone jack, extra cost over lesser model

The LN800 offers a larger screen and a light sensor, but we don't think its worth the extra asking price over the LN800. Still, it's a solid unit with a fair list of included features.

Spoken street names improve the GPS experience ; Looks and feels like a quality item ; Auto day and night modes good for safety and eyes

No Bluetooth ; Inconsistent "Map" button location ; Multimedia features a waste of time

As we discovered when we tested the TomTom One XL, the Sensis mapping data that's used in the LN800, and almost all Australian GPS units, is less than perfect: there are phantom streets, roundabouts where there aren't any and missing traffic restrictions.

Bugger all good about it

Have lost vocalisations, can't get updates

Aquires satellites OK

Can't get updated maps like Garmin

good as a weak flash light when you are looking for something. Well it does get you in the area only

Update problems. Time wasting routes. Local stores indications/data are very poor. No directional indicators to locations. General larger map view and getting a picture of the area is difficult. Saved locations does not bring you back to the exact...

TNN loud

overpriced for the quality

Ease of use ; Signal strength... It works inside where others will not detect a signal ; Solid construction.. some others are like $1 plastic toys

Supplied with 06 maps but was lucky enough to strike co-operative person at LG who sent out 07 maps with no fuss

Good size ; Spoken street names ; loud enough

Bad updating availability ; not able through web ; places you even in water at times ; gets you lost when you need to know where you are

Good size ; Spoken street names ; loud enough

Bad updating availability ; not able through web ; places you even in water at times ; gets you lost when you need to know where you are