Dual NavAtlas XNAV3550 Review
CNet has a review up of the Dual NavAtlas XNav3550, and they weren't impressed, giving it a 5.6 out of 10 rating. The unit features a 3.5-inch touchscreen, and pre-loaded maps of the US, along with a SiRF star III chipset. The unit has a Navigon navigation software interface, which they found difficult to get around. It is the same software that is used on the Delphi NAV200 - see my review. I think that the software is a bit hard to get around, but in my experience, the unit did a respectable job of navigation.
Design-wise, the unit has a couple of nubs on each side that are used to give you a visual indication of which way to turn. CNet likes the feature; I am unconvinced until I use it. This could be a major distraction, or a nice help.
Overall, CNet says that the unit will get you from point A to B without much issue, but thinks that there are some other value plays out there to look for.
Read the entire Review of the Dual NavAtlas 3550 at CNet
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Posted by Scott Martin at March 6, 2007 7:11 AM
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