GPS Navigation for Car, 2022 Map 7 inch Touch Screen Car GPS, Voice Turn Direction Guidance, Support Speed and Red Light Warning, Pre-Installed North America Lifetime map Free Update

It's 2024, not 1824, and soon it will be 2025. I threw this product in the trash somewhere in Colorado. About halfway between Denver and the town I was headed for, I realized the highway and street signs I drove past didn't match the car GPS I bought at Amazon. Our battalion commanders had GPS navigation systems in the first Persian Gulf War in the 1990s (platoon elements used LORAN). I've used GPS essentially since it existed on the civilian market. There have always been issues on whether civilian car GPSs were off by 10 meters or so. There were never issues with GPS products being off by 50 miles.

The GPS is excellent and provides directions well in advance. The major problem, however, is that I cannot find anywhere—neither ocellentn Amazon nor Google—where I can perform upgrades or purchase maps for other regions, such as Europe and South America. I would appreciate it if anyone who has found the relevant website could offer some assistance. Thank you. Ricardo Louro.

Felicidad y feliz año nuevo

If you need a GPS and can't afford a good one, this might work for you. It does seem to be able to find one's current position if you kind of knew where you were going and lost. But: --!! You can't set clock to current location. Unit will not use location found by satellite to set clock. The unit seems to detect the minute by satellite but defaults to same time zone a London UK. It did let me set it in the house but the battery time is so short it turned off before I got into my car and when I restarted it, it defaulted back to London time zone. Extremely short battery. Very weak amplifier, can't find find satellites through roof. So essentially you can only program routes while sitting in your car. There is no apparent way to set the map with north up, so map continuously rotates if you are close to your destination an looking for a parking place, very annoying. It consistently told me I was over the speed limit when I was stopping at a stop sign or traffic light. The booklet says 24hr customer service, how can that be if it is only by email, and there is not email address given? The map graphics are ok. A lot of data/locations are missing in Arizona.

Great unit, better for my old eyes.