Comments on: Dash Express gets $100 price cut
Dash Navigation announces that it will drop the price of the Dash Express GPS from $399 to $299.
Dash Navigation announces that it will drop the price of the Dash Express GPS from $399 to $299.
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The device is way too large. Easily twice the size of a Nuvi.
I have trouble seeing the display screen if there is direct sunlight (something that I haven't had a problem with on any other GPS that I've owned).
Turn by turn directlions are ok. It takes a while (30 - 45 seconds?) to pick up the GPS signal. Recomputing directions seems slow. The ability to pick from different routes seems largely gimmicky since the screens are so tiny that that it's hard to distinguish one route from another.
Interesting concept but I would not purchase this again or recommend the purchase to a friend.
- by smplymouth June 23, 2008 10:33 AM PDT
- I've had the Dash express for 3 months now and I'm disappointed with the device. The route calculations are two slow. It takes too long to get a detour. The signal gets lost when blocked by anything. The unit has a slow response time. The traffic information is not as up-to-date as the FM traffic receiver. Sometimes the traffic information is completely wrong. I like the internet connectivity. I've used it many times to look up restaurants. I think they need a lot of upgrades. The device needs to be smaller and faster.
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