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Google Maps navigation is scarily good.
So good I don't even use a mount or screen. I just connect the bluetooth to the stereo in my car, put some music on, and let Google Maps reduce the volume to give me spoken directions.
And it hasn't failed me once.
Seriously, not a missed turning or anything.
And without having the screen on, I barely use a couple of % of battery in a 1 hour drive.
I can't recommend Google Maps highly enough for sat nav.
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I just connect the bluetooth to the stereo in my car, put some music on, and let Google Maps reduce the volume to give me spoken directions.
I sort of do the same but have Ingress running while I drive.
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Interesting. Wanted it on the motorbike. So that could work well, I use ear plugs right now but in ear headphone will be okay. Will give it a go.
I would like to be able to see the screen though, so can make decisions on the fly if I want. -
Google Maps navigation is scarily good.
Mostly decent I agree, however I have two words which it seems unable to handle: Milton Keynes
Not sure if the GPS was playing up but it consistently sent me off roundabouts at the wrong exit or put me into a lane which led me astray.
Maybe it knew Ikea was going to be hell?
laner
Mr_Sworld
skinny
rhowe
Anyone got a Sat Nav app shout out?