December 27th, 2007 | by Josh Norem
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.
Highs: Accurate navigation; lots of features; can find points of interest
Lows: Slow; extra features are useless; screen is too small; orphaned stylus
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The Delphi Nav300 is a full-featured portable GPS unit that does everything from directing you to the store to playing MP3s. It’s small enough to be unobtrusive in the car, and does a great job of getting you to your pre-defined destination, as well as finding locations for you such as banks and restaurants. Unfortunately, it’s abysmally slow, difficult to use and the screen is too small to use your fingers to punch in addresses.
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by Kelsey on November 27, 2007:
“I bought this hoping it would be better than my old Garmin, and it is in some aspects. In the city it worked great and I was really happy, but on the freeways it wasn't that great, and had trouble finding pre-set locations. Once I played with it for a while...” More...
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by Frank on June 30, 2008:
“Works decently but doesn't understand "NO UTURNS". Can't set the time zone and heaven forbid you try to use it in Canada. Outdated Canadian maps, no accessories available in Canada. Heck you can't even register for updates with a Canadian address.” More...