Dedicated Navigation or Smartphone Navigation
In your opinion whats better and why?
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IMHO, smartphone nav. Dont need a subscription, and if the system takes a dump, you replace the phone. Can't do that easily with a built in system, plus you are beholden to a single vendor for updates and service.
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I avoid single-task devices wherever possible. Smartphone.
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Neither but hardwired tech on any vehicle gets old awful fast, phone is easily upgraded.
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I have many many thousands of miles on my zumo 660. Still going strong and no end in sight. It has been through torrential rainstorms, even snowstorms. I challenge any phone to come close. A phone has it's place and I will use one in a pinch. But put a dedicated GPS on a bike properly mounted and never worry about it. Add that they have come down in price over the years and it is a no brainer.
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a GPS navigation system will never leave you stranded when there’re no cell reception.....it depends where you are going.. |
Originally Posted by giacomo56
(Post 18030137)
a GPS navigation system will never leave you stranded when there’re no cell reception.....it depends where you are going.. If I were using a phone, waze is my app of choice for the information provided but it does crash from time to time. My zumo has never crashed. |
Originally Posted by giacomo56
(Post 18030137)
a GPS navigation system will never leave you stranded when there’re no cell reception.....it depends where you are going.. I use either or both in my truck. I like the Waze App for the iPhone. It has gotten me out of many traffic jams in the past. |
Another fire on her
Originally Posted by eddie31770
(Post 18030062)
In your opinion whats better and why?
Meaning you won’t be able to use it until you pay $500 or more to enable it . So each time you buy a bike it’s another $500 bucks ! |
Don't use satnav. Getting lost can be a lot of fun, and i get to see places i wouldn't have if kept to my planned route.
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