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The editors liked
Reality View shows roads as they actually look
Sleek design and nice display
Sharp 4.3-inch touchscreen
Reality View is outstanding
Relatively inexpensive traffic info
Easy to use
Good-looking maps
Quick rerouting
Uesful add-ons
Easy setup and programming. Great screen. Numerous modes and views tackle every situation. Branded POI. SOS Direct Help.
The Navigon 2100 Max features a larger 4.3-inch touch screen and adds lane assistance and safety tools. The portable navigation device also offers text-to-speech functionality.
Midrange features at a fleamarket price. The speaker has a good set of lungs and demands to be heard. The units excellent mounting bracket is virtually shakefree.
The editors didn't like
Touch screen can be difficult to use
Interface isnt intuitive
No Bluetooth capability
No shutoff or auto day/night view
Should have more points of interest
Small POI database
Lackluster menus
Bulky design
Inconsistent results when you went off course or had an unplanned detour. Can’t search POI by brand. Menus and options are very poorly organized.
The Navigon 2100 Maxs user interface isnt as intuitive as the competition. General performance can be sluggish at times.
Slow route calculation. Small POI database. Speed and trip data displayed in small fonts.
Sluggish response time frustrates and causes doubletaps. Obstinate refusal to recognize certain towns even though they show up in autofill enrages the most gentle souls.
Slow route calculation. Small POI database. Speed and trip data displayed in small fonts.
Navigons 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 a...
The Navigon 2100 Max features a larger 4.3-inch touch screen and adds lane assistance and safety tools. The portable navigation device also offers text-to-speech functionality.
The Navigon 2100 Maxs user interface isnt as intuitive as the competition. General performance can be sluggish at times.
The new Navigon 2100 Max features some nice additions, including a larger screen and advanced lane guidance, but the portable navigation device is still tripped up by sluggish performance. Specifications: Destination: Automotive; Weight: 5.6 oz; Antenn...
Abstract: Article written by Paul, moderator of our forums and experienced user of GPS Assisted Navigation, first on PocketPCs, then on AIOs and smartphones. If you have questions or comments you can use this topic in the forums.Note on the photographs: The Navi...
Abstract: The Navigon 2100 MAX is is a widescreen entry level GPS that adds might to the value end of the Navigon offerings. The GPS market is getting crowded in the value end, as more competitors come to the market, while the big guys continue to innovate in th...
Abstract: Navigon’s GPS offerings have been a favorite of ours and we’ve recently covered them in our GPS feature. While the entry level Navigon 2100 continues to be sold at bargain prices, there’s a new version, which we briefly highlighted in our Father’s Day ...
Abstract: Navigon 2100max reviewDate 1st June 2008 Navigon have had a hard time in the US market. Management changes, product release delays, inferior routing - you name it, they had it. Since a few months their situation seems to improve (they claim being number four in the market now), and they are actually releasing some devices...
Abstract: The Navigon 2100 max upgrades the Navigon 2100 with a 4.3" wide screen and DirectHelpTM, which links to nearby services like hospitals, pharmacies and roadside assistance. Like the 2100, the 2100 max features text-to-speech, Lane Assist and Reality Vi...
Easy to use, Good-looking maps, Quick rerouting, Uesful add-ons
Small POI database, Lackluster menus, Bulky design
Navigon is a relatively new player in the GPS space, and the 2100 max feels like a young effort. Its strengths come from fresh, out-of-the box thinking, yet it has some weak areas where it’ll need to catch up in a hurry.Design and User InterfaceRigh...
