Navman goes bigger than ever with 7-inch GPS device

By Stephen Fenech On Aug 15, 2014

Navman has adopted a “go big or go home” attitude to boost its dedicated GPS range with the release of the EZY270LMT which has a 7-inch screen.

The Navman EZY270LMT’s 7-inch display is ideal for users who have trouble viewing GPS navigation details on smaller screens like seniors.

It is also a good for larger vehicles like trucks, 4WDs and SUVs.

Also released with the 7-inch model is Navman’s 5-inch EZY255LMT and both devices have the same simple design and user interface that’s easy to use.

The first product in the EZY range released in 2010 – the EZY30 – had a 3.5-inch screen which is half the size of the latest 7-inch EZY270LMT.

The Navman devices comes with free lifetime map updates so information including safety alerts is always up-to-date at no extra cost.

Other features of the new Navman EZY range includes Bluetooth handsfree connectivity for your smartphone, fuel search to find a station that has the type of fuel you need and Smart Route which uses SUNA traffic data to find the best route for the time of day you’re driving.

Also onboard is Smart Find Keyword to make inputting addresses even easier. For example, you can type in Westfield Bondi Junction instead of the exact address.

The device can also give driver fatigue warnings every two hours so you can stay alert behind the wheel.

It also has a Logbook to keep track of all the kilometres you drive which is handy for learners racking up driving hours and for anyone claiming use of a vehicle for tax purposes.

The EZY255LMT 3.5-inch and EZY270LMY are available now and are priced at $169 and $279 respectively.

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