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- 4.3” screen
- 3D European maps
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The Navigon 6310 brings the third dimension to your dashboard. With panorama view 3D, city view 3D and landmark view 3D, your Navigon displays your surroundings spatially. What's more, professional voice command 2.0 makes your Navigon even more intelligent, as all important functions can be conveniently performed via voice command. Now you can find out everything you need to know about your route. In real time!
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I orderd a Navigon 6310 on December 2009 direct from the Navigon web site. I also bought the truck program and the maps.
Navigon took the money but did not send the product, on enquiry I was rudely infromed that they did not have any 6310 and I would have to wait - no length of time of how long I would have to wait was avaible.
I created a fuss and suddenly there was all the stuff in the post.
In April I tried to update the maps and had a problem which was eventually overcome by some fiddling.
By September I still could not update the maps and was getting cross but not getting any response from Navigon.
I have asked for my money back and been told various stories but essentially I cannot have my money back.
If I telephone tech support Ms Ana-Maria Harbuzaru who is said to be the head of the department has been unavailbe since September.
I get e-mails signed with English names but when you get hold of that person they are obvioulsy German and unable or unwilling to understand the problem.
I am infromed that technical support cannot communicate with Navigon customer complaints and that I cannot have a direct telphone number for Navigon.
I have written to Navigon in Wurzeburgh and had no response.
Basically I have spent over GBP 300 and got a product that does not work and no way of complaining to get my money back.
If your product works good luck, the feed back I get is that there are some occasions where there is a conflict between the the updateing program Navigon Fresh and some PCs.
Navigons answer is that you should buy another PC.
I have been extremely surprised at some of the remarks made by technical support who do not appaer to understand computers
My recommendation is to find a different manufacturer - Navigon are not interested once they have your money
Navigon took the money but did not send the product, on enquiry I was rudely infromed that they did not have any 6310 and I would have to wait - no length of time of how long I would have to wait was avaible.
I created a fuss and suddenly there was all the stuff in the post.
In April I tried to update the maps and had a problem which was eventually overcome by some fiddling.
By September I still could not update the maps and was getting cross but not getting any response from Navigon.
I have asked for my money back and been told various stories but essentially I cannot have my money back.
If I telephone tech support Ms Ana-Maria Harbuzaru who is said to be the head of the department has been unavailbe since September.
I get e-mails signed with English names but when you get hold of that person they are obvioulsy German and unable or unwilling to understand the problem.
I am infromed that technical support cannot communicate with Navigon customer complaints and that I cannot have a direct telphone number for Navigon.
I have written to Navigon in Wurzeburgh and had no response.
Basically I have spent over GBP 300 and got a product that does not work and no way of complaining to get my money back.
If your product works good luck, the feed back I get is that there are some occasions where there is a conflict between the the updateing program Navigon Fresh and some PCs.
Navigons answer is that you should buy another PC.
I have been extremely surprised at some of the remarks made by technical support who do not appaer to understand computers
My recommendation is to find a different manufacturer - Navigon are not interested once they have your money
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I purchased this item to replace a 4 year old Navman that was becoming unreliable due to poor internal power connection. I had high expectations of the Navigon due to it's long list of features and high price. I have used it in Italy for a week and for a month in UK south east and in central London. It performed so poorly that I had to resort to finding a repair for my old Navman. The Navigon ostensibly has a large screen but it is so poorly designed that the useable screen area is pitifully small. The lower 45% of the screen is filled with pointless buttons (one to take you back to the main menu, one volume button (which surely should be on the side of the device, not on the screen?) and a phone button - seriously useless unless you intend to make a call via the satnav. Above that row of info are the street name you are currently on, the street name you need to turn into - both of which are fine, but not in the *middle* of the screen. What is missing, however, is a compass style indicator that shows if you are travelling north/south/east/west. It is absurd that such a basic piece of info is missing from the primary screen when a phone-access button is permanently included. I don't think the button sizing and layout was properly thought through at all. The fact that all the data is on the bottom 45% of the screen means that the remaining view of the route ahead consists of a sliver of roadway and a large patch of sky. Truly useless! The so called 3D screen view of buildings in a city like London make the unit extremely hard to view as the route disappears behind buildings - very frustrating and borderline dangerous; certainly hard to make out. To top it off the much vaunted 'parking' option is awkward to use (not even slightly intuative) at best and was dangerously useless in central London - sending down tiny streets which clearly had no parking facilities. In the end I turned it off and simply followed signs to parking instead. Dreadful waste of £225. I am sorry I struggled with it for so long as I cannot return it now. Oh, and the battery life was terrible and it took ages to start up and find a signal. A battered 4 year old Navman (an item which I was never that keen on, and now appreciate far more!) does a much better job.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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I wanted a sat nav which was as detailed for continental European roads as for UK roads and which could be regularly updated. This filled the bill at a reasonable price. However my criticisms are as follows:
There are quarterly updates which you download by internet. However you cannot just download the update for specific countries and keep the "old" map for those countries you are less interested in. Those you fail to download get deleted from your sat nav system. This means that you either accept that your sat nav will have missing countries or you have to download the files for every single country at the same time - you cannot download different countries at different times without having those already on your system deleted. As each file is pretty large, and the complete set enormous, this is a real pain in terms of download time - many hours!
You can choose different types of vehicle profile e.g. car, lorry, motorbike, etc. - for most users the car profile will be the one to choose. However this can direct you down some very narrow, badly maintained country lanes if this is considered the "quickest" or "shortest" route. Unfortunately you never know this until you start down the track, nor do you know quite how long the track is before it becomes a normal road.
In terms of routes, the system tends to underestimate the time it will take to reach of destination. Other systems I have used tend to over-estimate, and I think I prefer an over-estimate.
Like all sat nav systems, some of the recommended routes seem pretty odd. In particular the system greatly under-estimates the time it takes using routes which pass through central London.
The destinations shown on the maps are excellent and very detailed but not all can be found using the search facility. You sometimes have to input the name of a place nearby - it is only when you zoom in on the map that you find the precise place you are looking for. I suspect that using a post code is in fact better than using a place name.
The screen size is adequate but I have used built-in sat navs supplied with various makes of car and these provide a much bigger and better screen. Unfortunately they cost typically four times as much to buy.
There are quarterly updates which you download by internet. However you cannot just download the update for specific countries and keep the "old" map for those countries you are less interested in. Those you fail to download get deleted from your sat nav system. This means that you either accept that your sat nav will have missing countries or you have to download the files for every single country at the same time - you cannot download different countries at different times without having those already on your system deleted. As each file is pretty large, and the complete set enormous, this is a real pain in terms of download time - many hours!
You can choose different types of vehicle profile e.g. car, lorry, motorbike, etc. - for most users the car profile will be the one to choose. However this can direct you down some very narrow, badly maintained country lanes if this is considered the "quickest" or "shortest" route. Unfortunately you never know this until you start down the track, nor do you know quite how long the track is before it becomes a normal road.
In terms of routes, the system tends to underestimate the time it will take to reach of destination. Other systems I have used tend to over-estimate, and I think I prefer an over-estimate.
Like all sat nav systems, some of the recommended routes seem pretty odd. In particular the system greatly under-estimates the time it takes using routes which pass through central London.
The destinations shown on the maps are excellent and very detailed but not all can be found using the search facility. You sometimes have to input the name of a place nearby - it is only when you zoom in on the map that you find the precise place you are looking for. I suspect that using a post code is in fact better than using a place name.
The screen size is adequate but I have used built-in sat navs supplied with various makes of car and these provide a much bigger and better screen. Unfortunately they cost typically four times as much to buy.
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