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The NEW iCN 320 incorporating the latest Navman SmartST™ 2005 software provides the ultimate in navigation safety, security and freedom to your driving experience. With Drive-Away™ technology, the iCN 320 is ready to use straight out of the box with all Pan European and Country maps preloaded on a single SD card. Marvel at the high resolution 2.8 inch TFT screen displaying 262,144 colors.
It provides important data on the high definition, anti-glare colour screen, as well as clear voice directions, allowing you to focus on your driving. You not only receive advanced distance warning to your next turn, you also have the reassuring Back-On-Track™ function returning you to your original course if you make a wrong turn.
A high-quality speaker delivers clear turn-by-turn voice instructions for reliable route guidance; large next- maneuver arrows alert the driver to the approach and direction of upcoming turns; a real-time progress bar and distance-to-turn information ensure users take action at the appropriate time; detailed junction maps help drivers make visible associations with their actual surroundings; and user-selectable data such as ETA, speed, current time, time-to-go and total distance can be accessed with the touch of a button.
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
37 of 37 people found the following review helpful
Being new to the sat nav generation, I dont think i could have bought a better unit for the price. I have found the navman icn320 so easy to use, and it's direction and navigation has been completely spot on. Although it only calculates for one route when initially set and does not offer a choice of routes, i have found that if you have an idea of a different route to one initialy calculated by the unit, and you take your own route, the unit will initially prompt to take turns to get back on original route, but if you continue on, its back on track system recalculates for your current position as you drive and changes the route accordingly, therefore you can avoid particular roads and areas if desired. All in All, in my opinion the Navman icn320 is an excellent system and definately gets my recommendation.
25 of 25 people found the following review helpful
By A Customer
I purchase my Navman ICN 320 from Amazon, prior to purchasing my own sat nav, I borrowed my sister's Tom Tom 300 a few times which made me want my own. I chose Navman because it was roughly £100 cheaper than the Tom Tom 300. On receiving my Navman, I was firstly disappointed that it didn't come with a protective carrying case, the onscreen map isn't very detailed, it only allows you to enter the first few digits of a postcode, it's rather tricky fixing the Navman onto it's windscreen holder stand and finally it doesn't allow you to select alternative routes. Tom Tom 300 comes with a nice protective black case, incredibly detailed map on a larger screen, allows you to key in full postal codes, it offers various options to find a route you feel most suited and fit easily onto it's stand.
However, my Navman has a chart which fills up the closer you get to the instruction given by the voice over, I never miss a turning because of that and the screen displays your next instruction as well as the following move which makes you more prepared. These aren't featured in the Tom Tom 300.
The difference is about £100. If you're on a budget Navman is great, if you're not going to miss £100 then Tom Tom 300 or even better, I'd find a sat nav that combines all the above features of the Navman ICN 320 and Tom Tom 300.
43 of 44 people found the following review helpful
I brought a Nav system just because i had heard all about them and i was basically interested.
Since buying my Navman i haven't stopped using it, it comes in very handy.
When using the Navman i purposely go off route just to see if the sat system is that good, and the answer to the question? yes it is. The Navman has alway gotten me to my destination even if i purposely go off route.
Since buying my Navman i haven't stopped using it, it comes in very handy.
When using the Navman i purposely go off route just to see if the sat system is that good, and the answer to the question? yes it is. The Navman has alway gotten me to my destination even if i purposely go off route.
The only bad point i have for this system is that i can't seem to type in the full postcode, it lets me type i so much and then it starts asking me for the street or number of the address i require, i'm sure it would be much easier to type in the full postcode and let the Navman do the rest.
It may be me and my big clumsey hands that is cause of this problem but i have let other people programme the system and they all come back with the same bad point.
All in all a good bit of kit with the one bad point thats why i have given it a four star rating
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
good purchase
Took it to Ireland and works well except that the maps included cannot be updated and cannot buy new disc so rather sad from that aspect.
Published 2 months ago by MR BOB PATTNI
2.0 out of 5 stars
I replaced it with a paper map...
Well, providing you can even get one nowadays, my advice is dont buy no matter how cheap you find it for. Read more
Published 18 months ago by Juliana Apopei
1.0 out of 5 stars
Not very good
I have owned my Navman ICN 320 for a year and half and now feel I am able to offer an objective report on it.
The good points are -
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The good points are -
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Published on 5 July 2007 by Jan Powell
1.0 out of 5 stars
Don't buy the Navman ICN 320!!
I have a Navman 320, got it for my Birthday in July 06. I have to say, it is absolutely awful! I''m just so glad I didn't pay hard earned money for it!! Read more
Published on 24 Jan 2007 by J. Preston
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good for motor bikes
The sound is so good that I can hear it when wearing it in a bum bag on my Vespa. Battery life is reported at 3 - 4 hours, not a problem for my typical 1 hour trips. Read more
Published on 19 July 2006 by Stephen Haxby
1.0 out of 5 stars
navman ICN 320
Most definately the worst sat-nav i have ever used! Extremely slow to function, but the biggest problem i found was that it was rather reluctant to talk to the satellites - i drove... Read more
Published on 6 Jun 2006 by C. Baker
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great Value
Pound for pound this is a really good Navigation Aid.
The device looks a lot smarter than most GPS systems that I have seen and the graphics are excellent. Read more
The device looks a lot smarter than most GPS systems that I have seen and the graphics are excellent. Read more
Published on 30 May 2006 by Mr. Kw Johnson
5.0 out of 5 stars
There and back again.... perfectly.... almost.
I am somewhat amazed at some of the negative comments on this product. I have had the 320 for some weeks now and have found it to be a very reliable and accurate navigator. Read more
Published on 26 May 2006 by I. Melvin
1.0 out of 5 stars
unpredictable
I agree with reviewer 'IORA224' my sat/nav worked alright for my first 40 mile trip outbound but no signal for the return trip and has failed miserably ever since. Read more
Published on 18 April 2006 by Mr. M. E. Harris
4.0 out of 5 stars
Reliability
Before you drive away, you MUST stand OUTSIDE your car (looking as cool as possible, obviously) to let the unit find its satellites. Read more
Published on 28 Mar 2006 by Simon Harvey
