Is It Worth Buying the Axion Geo-632 GPS Navigator?

The Axion Geo-632 is far from a well finished GPS unit, and its user-interface isn’t too friendly. As a matter of fact, due to the lack of keyboard, you may even get disgusted dealing with its small icons.

Sure thing, the Axion Geo-632 comes with a fairly large big screen, but you’ll start noticing the fingerprints on its reflective screen soon enough. The Geo-632 has a unique feature called the dynamic cursor, which indicates whether the user is moving on the road or traveling in a vehicle.

Furthermore, you can also determine parameters like relative speed, and relative position of sun.

Its screen shows the estimated time remaining and distance from the destination too. But, when you consider the ease of navigation, you’ll be definitely disappointed with the paltry information provided on its navigation screen.

Unlike the other popular GPS units, Axion Geo32 doesn’t show your current street. In fact, the next street isn't shown at all, and you can’t even fine tune the device to continuously give out the details of current road. You’ll have to navigate to GPS status page for checking out your current speed, which can be again quite irritating. What’s more, entering an address isn’t an easy job either, and you may even have to refer to the user manual for obtaining detailed instructions.

The Axion Geo-32 lacks several aspects that are seen on many of its competitor. Its performance isn’t that bad, but at a fairly high price of $300+, you can easily find many Garmin GPS navigation units, Averatec Voya 320, and the likes of Magellan as well as TomTom.

So, you may consider buying other competitive GPS devices, if you’re willing to shell out over $300.

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