11-02-2016, 02:55 PM
I suspect that rather depends on where you park the car 
Satnavs are worth so little nowadays that I'd be surprised if a mark on the front windscreen was enough to incite a car thief.
Google Maps is free, updates for free, is continually refreshed and is available on any Android phone. I've used a whole bunch of TomToms & Garmins, and frankly a decent smartphone is every bit as good, even better as you can get loads of apps that feed off the maps for cycling, off-roading, climbing whatever... I would very strongly recommend Waze (free) as it is live-updated with road speeds, cameras (including mobile ones) and traffic data.
With the Nexus 5X the satnav sensitivity is so good that in our Volvo you can leave it on the center console and it locks in perfectly and updates just as frequently - used it all over Europe and in various bits of the Middle East & Gulf States, and it hasn't missed a beat.
Satnavs are worth so little nowadays that I'd be surprised if a mark on the front windscreen was enough to incite a car thief.
Google Maps is free, updates for free, is continually refreshed and is available on any Android phone. I've used a whole bunch of TomToms & Garmins, and frankly a decent smartphone is every bit as good, even better as you can get loads of apps that feed off the maps for cycling, off-roading, climbing whatever... I would very strongly recommend Waze (free) as it is live-updated with road speeds, cameras (including mobile ones) and traffic data.
With the Nexus 5X the satnav sensitivity is so good that in our Volvo you can leave it on the center console and it locks in perfectly and updates just as frequently - used it all over Europe and in various bits of the Middle East & Gulf States, and it hasn't missed a beat.
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