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Sat-nav spots the traps

Fancy a navigation device and speed camera detector that automatically updates itself?

22nd September 2007

Then you need the Road Angel Navigator 9000! The maker claims that the GPRS mobile phone technology it uses will ensure that you have up-to-date traffic, weather and speed camera information, and will even alert you to the presence of mobile camera vans.

But is this just marketing hype? The first thing you notice is how heavy the unit is compared with rivals from the likes of TomTom. Road Angel says this is because the device has lots more technology.

When switched on, the unit picked up a satellite signal in seconds. And planning your route is child’s play, because the Navigator 9000 recognises a full postal code search.

The mapping is really clear on the four-inch screen, making street names straightforward to read, and it allows you to switch from 3D to 2D. The kit behaved really well on our route, apart from one blip – it persistently told us there was a mobile camera van on the road when there wasn’t. And be careful to read the small print when buying, as the updates to camera location data, traffic and weather forecast information cost £5.99 per month.

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Extra Info

Road Angel Navigator 9000
Price: £399.99 
Rating: ***
Buy from: 01327 855586, www.roadangelgroup.com
Problems? It’s pricey and occasionally picked up speed camera vans that
weren’t there.
So why buy? No need to plug into a PC, as the updates are automatic.
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