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Wish it had Cantonese Chinese on it too. Good, but it is a little expensive and not very heavy on features or upgradibility.
I don't know if a booster antenna can help. The user interface is excellent. making turns), it quits on you. It is frustrating that when you need it the most (e.g. The installation is nothing to it. Its problem is too many lost signals.
very easy to use. this is a great product for my dad who doesnt speak english.
It just says to turn in X distance.4) it's hard for people to read screens if they wear bifocals or are far sighted. Some other criticisms: 1) Turn in 200 ft is actually turn NOW.2) Not enough warning to get off when driving on the freeway unless you remember to look at the screen. 3) The GPS doesn't announce the street name. I bought this for my Taiwanese speaking parents and we just completed a 2 week road trip. Pros:1) Really easy to use out of the box and the touch screen interface is nice.2) Useful when really lost3) Can find gas stations or restaurants close to current or final destination. Some of the directions in Taiwanese were incomprehensible and in the end, my parents preferred the Mandarin version. It was disappointing that the Taiwanese is a direct translation of Mandarin Chinese, and word for word translations usually come out garbled. However, the Mandarin voice is pleasant, clear, and very understandable.
If you want to get the latest map, you need to buy online for $69.99. As the map of this model is not new. If you don't know how to find the way home, its really help. But if you want to find some places new, then you may not rely on this GPS.
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