Is £399 delivered a good price?

This includes 6 months subscription.

Also are these any good

 

Cracking price tbh, if that is a straight sale. The only way of beating this imho would be to trade a RA classic / 2 if you have one.

Simon

 

The company I work for is offering at this price, as a staff incentive offer. Can only buy 3 though or I would have offered them on to fellow snet members

 

if you have a road angel with extended contract you can have one for £299 without trade in but this is a good price !

 

Fulham71

I've got a "classic" Road Angel with a lifetime contract........can I buy one for £299 or is the offer for the more recent Road angels ??

Cheers

Shaun

 

not sure mate you are best to speak to Black spot interactive 01327 855586

 

Just picked up a Snooper Indago today - paid £599 as only just come out, but what a lovely piece of kit! Smaller and better built than the Road Angel Navigator, and much better interface and software. Taking it out on the road tomorrow...

 

thats a good price for the navigator we paid £540 for ours at halfrauds

 

Better off with a Garmin i3 and camera locations for £169 all in, top bit of kit and cheap!

dipster

 

Dave I was looking at that one, but the screen looks tiny (the TomTom 300 is coming down in price now too), How do you find the Garmin to use?

Best,

NS04

 

The road angel navigator its poorly built weve had nothing but problems with them (80% return rate so far) the indego is certainly much better built when i saw a pre production model 4 months ago i was quite impressed. But for £249.99 you could have a Garmin c310 the put speed camera maps on for free.

 

Just spent a day with the Indago on the road and am very pleased with my purchase. Sure it's expensive, but it is a very impressive piece of kit. It is small but well built and feels solid (made of metal). The interface is brilliant - intuitive and customisable, and I had no problems downloading the camera database first time. The screen is easy to read and it warned of every camera I could see with no false alerts. The navigator was pretty good as well, with easy to follow instructions and lots of points of interest.

Overall I would recommend it - it costs a premium but it is a truly portable all-in-one system.

 

TV advert being run by Halfords at the moment - 50% off sat nav systems.


Not sure if that's up to or whether it applies to all systems but could be worth a look.

Cheers

Mark