Product Description

The Nextar SNAP7 GPS mobile navigation system assures that your days of getting lost are over. Finding an address or any one of 1.6 million points of interest such as the nearest gas station or restaurant is a snap anywhere in the U.S and Canada. Just enter information on the SNAP7 extra-large 7 inch touch screen and let the voice prompt and detailed map guide you to the destination. Large screen is highly recommended for recreational vehicles or truck drivers that can use this unit without limiting their vision through the windshield. The SNAP7 has a built in stereo speaker, high sensitive antenna, MP3 feature and photo viewer. The SNAP7 has Text-To-Speech navigation that clearly pronounces instructions including street names(English). Preloaded with Canada and USA map that includes Hawaii, Alaska and Puerto Rico on 1 GB SD card. Additional features include MP3 player and JPeg image viewer built in. Also includes AC/DC Adapter, Car Power Adapter, Suction cup, protection/carry pouch and USB cable.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #33570 in Consumer Electronics
• Color: Black
• Brand: Nextar
• Model: SNAP7
• Dimensions: 4.94" h x .70" w x 7.79" l, 2.86 pounds

Features

• Nextar SNAP7 In-Dash Vehicle Navigation System with 7-Inch Screen
• Pre-loaded with maps of the U.S and Canada on a pre-loaded SD memory card
• Plays MP3s so driver and/or passengers can listen to their favorite MP3 files while in vehicle
• Text-to-Speech safety feature that allows driver to keep eyes on the road while getting directions
• Touch-screen display provides interfacing capability while map is being viewed

Amazon.com Product Description
The Nextar SNAP7 with 7-inch touch-screen display is a space-saving 0.7-inch thick GPS navigation system--with Nextar's advanced magnetic docking station. The SNAP7 comes with built-in stereo speakers and text-to-speech (English) technology and offers maps of the entire US and all of Canada.

The Nextar SNAP7 with 7-inch touch-screen display that provides interfacing capability while map is being viewed.

Large, clear, colorful images of maps from all 50 states and Canada are shown on the SNAP7s' 4:3 TFT touch-screen display. Maps are provided on one 2GB SD card for easy installation. Text-to-speech technology clearly pronounces road names in English. Software support is provided for English, French, and Spanish, the three most spoken languages in the covered areas. A special automatic night mode offers additional screen lighting for easy-on-the-eye viewing. Voice-guided directions with turn-by-turn voice prompts are clearly audible through built-in stereo speakers.

Users will have no trouble locating any number of hotels, shopping centers, gas stations, and restaurants along their routes, as the SNAP7 provides millions of points of interest. If a user misses a turn, a new route is recalculated instantly. Digital map data is supplied by Tele Atlas, a leading global provider of digital maps and dynamic content that power many of the world's most essential navigation and location-based services.

Stylish and space-saving 0.7-inch thick GPS navigation system.

Adjustable mount for your windshield or dashboard.

The SNAP7 also has the capability to play MP3 files and display JPEG images (a required SD card for these functions is not included). Addresses for favorite destinations can be stored for easy access. Other features include 2D and 3D map-viewing modes, a SD card slot for additional memory, and a built-in antenna. A lightweight, built-in rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery supplies power.

Key SNAP7 Features

Customer Reviews

great GPS
The big screen works great if you can find somewhere to put it (I mounted it in the CD tray which is below the radio in my accord.) The mount is strong with three way movement, but the suction cup slips loose easily with the softest touch of the loosening tab, which can be annoying. The screen is easy to read, with good colors and picture, and the sound is easily loud enough for the highway in my car (full volume). The options and features are great. They could be overwhelming for people who want to click and go, but the simple mode is simple enough. You have to play with it for a little while to learn your way around all the features, but you can do almost anything you want as far as navigating. The bottom line is you don't get weather and traffic, but for relatively cheap you get a huge screen and a great navigator. The nav is fast and accurate, and the voices are great.