RAC 5000 Sat Nav Refurb from Argos Outlet @ eBay - £35.00
£49.90 at Halfords.
The RAC 5000 has all the essential features you need in a sat nav, with safety cameras, touchscreen display plus an extra widescreen all this at a great value price!
5" WIDESCREEN
The RAC 5000 features a 5'' screen, to give you a better view of the road ahead.
SAFETY CAMERA UPDATES
The RAC 5000 comes preloaded with safety camera updates, to help you drive safely and responsibly to your destination.
TOUCHSCREEN DISPLAY
The touchscreen display is easy to use, the 5000 touchscreen display allows you to navigate quickly and easily through menu options to plan your journey.
UK AND ROI MAPPING
The RAC is pre-loaded with full street level mapping to allow you to search by postcode, street name or even a point of interest.
FEATURES & BENEFITS OF THE RAC 5000 SAT NAV
User Friendly 5" LCD Flat Touch Screen
Simple Address search using SMS Style Quick Search or full postcode Search
Fixed Safety Camera Alerts - Safety camera data preloaded with free updates for life
Thousands of searchable points of Interest with full contact details for Hotel, restaurants, petrol stations and many more
Download maps, lonely planet travel guides, weather forecasts and much more with free sync home software
High Sensitivity GPS Receiver
1GB Flash Memory
WHATS IN THE BOX
1 x Sat Nav
1x Car Charger
1 x Suction Arm
1x Cradle
1 x USB Cable
1 x Quick Start Guide
All Comments (13)
Jump to unread Post a CommentI'm going to give it a miss. My tomtom is approaching it's final journey and i'm in the market for a new one, but it needs to be as good as tomothy.
Aye, i saw it. Call me suspicious, but i decided to ignore the RAC backed Halfords reviews.
At the very least if i were considering it i'd do a bit more research. Which i'm not, so i won't.
Edited By: Ed Winchester on Jul 19, 2012 19:05
Be warned, the software is terrible. It's takes an age to locate your whereabouts and update the screen. Got rid of it less than a week later and bought a second hand Garmin Nuvi 770.
Far better, and free map updates are more easily found if you know where to look
My old Garmin does it, you just have to drive a few metres past the road you would have taken and it then says "recalculating" and alters the route
This is probably the one i will go for next, for 40 quid more then this deal, a lot less hassle for me. Or the widescreen one if i'm feeling flush for another 20 quid on top of that.