Uniden TRAX 5000 GPS unit

5in display, aesthetically pleasing design, simple and easy to use UI, clear map screen, lane guidance, 3D terrain software

Screen can be hard to see in sunlight, keyboard can't be changed from standard ABC layout, can't adjust volume from the map display, volume could be louder, no Australian text-to-speech voice

With an extra-large display, a good user interface and some nifty mapping features, Uniden's TRAX 5000 is certainly good value for money. It has a few niggles that detract from the overall experience, though, but if you can get past these you're left...

Max inches, minimum dollars. New interface simple to use. Clean map screen. Aussie and NZ maps.

Text-to-speech mispronounces "road" as "rod". QWERTY keyboard AWOL. No audio alerts for cameras. 3D landmarks and cityscapes distracting.

The Trax 5000 is not without its faults, but its size and legibility make a compelling case.

Everything. Poor Quality. Slow map changes and VERY inaccurate mapping.

inexpensive,very good,