GPS Navigation for Car （9 Inch） Slimline Touch Screen Real Voice Direction ，USA Edition 2025 (Free Lifetime Updates) Turn-by-Turn Voice and Lane Guidance, Speed and Red Light Warning (American Brand)

Nice east to see large screen. Maps will not update for some reason.

I put it in the cart vs saved for later and the next thing I know it was on my door step. My wife saw it and purchased it. I put in my truck and started using it. I was surprised how well it worked and fairly easy to use with out reading the instructions. I have only used it locally driving thru 2 different county's and about 1:20 minute trips it works great and even took me thru a gated subdivision that requires a gate code for access luckily I had the gate code, what was so neat it told me I had to have special permission I would recommend purchase it was so cheap I am thinking about buying another one, The 7 inch screen is awesome and I like that I can set it for the Hwy speeds and it turns red when speeding. Arrival time and distance to destination is easy to read

Ease of use: Poor. Takes excessive amount of time to enter your destination. Too many steps to get anything entered. My 12 year old Garmin is far better!! You get what you pay for. Do not buy!!

Wanted a larger screen (getting old), and found this one. The 9" screen is large enough to view easily, but setting destination was horrible it had me going out of my way on every destination I choose; it did not inform you of a change in direction, when to change roads, and only gave you the exit number in a half mile distance. The back lighting is the worst, you can not see the screen due to it being close to black, so hard to see anything on the 9" screen. Would HIGHLY advise people to purchase one of the 5"-6" screens and from a known maker. Was nice to have distance to stop, your speed on the road, notices at 2 mile distances, and far better lighting.

Easy to program, great voice navigation accuracy, right down to showing the parking spaces in at my local grocery store.. . . A couple of issues: NONE of these should keep you from buying! 1) The "GpsInf" icon only porduces information if used BEFORE doing anything else . . . After starting a navigation, that Icon will not show you the satellite information and will return a "Open Serial Ports Error". Not a big deal but if you want to see enroute current infomation , the device must by started again. 2) The FM transmitter that allows the playing of the GPS sounds through the car radio is not strong enough to overcome the background noise of the blank FM band in my area so a hissing sound is heard along with the GPS sounds. (Southern CA . . May be different in your area) 3) The "Flash" Icon produces "System Busy blah blah blah" Error . . . Who knows what "Flash" is? 4 This would be an even greater device if it didn't have so many rinkydink apps buiit-in. I would like the option to only display the apps that I want . . .

it works great its easy to use placed on my windshield it doesnt block my view and it gives me accurate information i would rather use it then my phone for directions and it gives me the speed limit and how fast i am driving accurately i would defiantly recommend it

the not-so-slimline disappointment that I'd rather forget. Let me tell you, my dear friends, this sad excuse for a navigation system left me feeling like I was lost in the Bermuda Triangle of cheap gadgets. You know what they say – you get what you pay for. And boy, did I learn that lesson the hard way with this. It didn't even come close to living up to its oh-so-inexpensive price. Momma always said, "If you don't have anything nice to say, keep your mouth shut." Well, this review might just prove to be her proudest moment. I had low expectations, but this GPS managed to fall even lower than that. It left me stranded in the middle of nowhere, struggling to find my way home. When you're relying on a navigation device to get you from point A to point B, the bare minimum expectation is for it to, you know, actually work. But this one? Not so much. To cut my losses, I swiftly returned it and went for the pricier Garmin. I mean, if I'm going to get lost, I might as well do it in style, right? This lackluster navigation system might be alright for those who enjoy the thrill of uncertainty, but for the rest of us who just want to get to our destination without drama, it's a big nope. Don't be fooled by the price point; spend a little more for a device that actually knows what it's doing. you'll thank me later.

Very Nice