Navigon 2100

Reviews of the Navigon 2100

• 6.3

  CNET Review

  November 19, 2007

  The Good: The entry-level Navigon 2100 features a sleek, compact design and has an affordable price tag that includes text-to-speech functionality. The unit has an integrated traffic receiver, so you have the option of adding traffic updates at a later time.

  The Bad: The system is sluggish, and route recalculations weren't efficient. The user interface isn't as intuitive as that of the competition and can be especially confusing for first-time buyers.

  The Bottom Line: Though the affordable price tag and text-to-speech functionality are nice, the Navigon 2100's sluggish performance and roundabout route recalculations are a turnoff; you can get a better entry-level portable navigation device in the Mio C230.

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• 9.3

  alaTest.com

  By alaTest | November 30, 2008

  Review Summary: Experts rate this product 73/100 and users 84/100. Comparing these reviews to 87871 other GPS reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 93/100 = Excellent.

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• 6.0

  pcmag.com

  By Craig Ellison | August 22, 2008

  Review Summary: Navigon's 2100 max entry-level widescreen GPS unit proves that you get what you pay for. While the device does come equipped with some of the same fancy features offered by its higher-end sibling, its effectiveness is hindered by a small POI database and

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• 8.0

  pcworld.com

  By Liane Cassavoy | June 24, 2008

  Review Summary: , and can be confusing to use. But the 2100 Max will lead you to your destination--with the help of some pretty nifty navigation aides. Just don't get distracted by all that eye candy

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• No Rating

  mobilearsenal.com

  By Gubro | June 3, 2008

  Review Summary: Singles have an advantage, as 2100 talks more than two girls together.

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