Navman MY75T

Large 5in display, excellent features list, keyword search, time relevant school zones, 4WD tracks

Interface isn't as slick or polished as competitor offerings, the touch screen often requires multiple presses to register selection

The Navman MY75T benefits from its large 5in screen and a solid features list, but it lacks the simplicity and ease of use of competing units.

Lonely Planet guides and info. Hema off-road maps. Landmark guidance.

Android Bluetooth issues. Bus lane cameras incorrectly coded as speed cameras. Lane guidance limited to motorways.

The included Lonely Planet guides and Hema off-road maps make the MY75T an interesting choice for holidaymakers, but you may want to test the Bluetooth hands-free out before buying.

5-inch screen; 4WD Tracks; Lonely Planet pre-installed; 3D Landmarks and Junction Views; Offers various routes; Bluetooth; SUNA onboard; Google and TrueLocal search; FM Transmitter; Quick to boot up; 2 year maps and warranty

There were times when the resistive screen was unresponsive; Interface needs a bit of freshening up; Can only be charged in the car or while connected to a PC

Not a Thing

Crap directions, crap information, now its frozen permanantly

maping main roads

don't know where to start

Nothing

Dangerously wrong

only had it a few days like the speed limit warning

no no automatic turn off and blue tooth not up to scratch

4wd maps, big screen, traffic updates

slower to turn on than others, map quality lags others, no "where am I?" function to guide emergency services to you

Easy to use

No auto on and off