QUEST or TOM TOM ??

[David Price]

I am about to purchase a satnav, for my daughter to use as well as me. Daughter is a new driver and almost couldn't find her way off the estate unassisted.

I am just about set on a Quest, but have been told that they are a bit fiddly to set up, compared with a Tom Tom.

I know that the Ton Tom would not fit on the GS, but my daughter would be the main user.

Could any Quest users please advise how user friendly they are? Daughter is fairly computer literate.

Dixons are doing the Quest for £350 or the TT for £370 at the moment.

Cheers

 

[Blue Sweeper]

I am about to purchase a satnav, for my daughter to use as well as me. Daughter is a new driver and almost couldn't find her way off the estate unassisted.

I am just about set on a Quest, but have been told that they are a bit fiddly to set up, compared with a Tom Tom.

I know that the Ton Tom would not fit on the GS, but my daughter would be the main user.

Could any Quest users please advise how user friendly they are? Daughter is fairly computer literate.

Dixons are doing the Quest for £350 or the TT for £370 at the moment.

Cheers

The Quest is very easy to use and has a car kit included with it. If you want you can buy an additional bike mounting kit from www.gpsw.co.uk for about £350.

Don't know much about the Tom Tom as I've always stuck with Garmin.

 

[David Price]

Thanks. I think I'll take the plunge and go for the Quest tomorrow.

 

[hops]

Good choice

I've got a Quest and apart from the slighly small screen I've found it to be very accurate and easy to use.

If your lass is anything like mine give it a day or two and she'll be telling you how to use it!

The Quest is also waterproof so is ideal for the bike and has a good battery life.