Navig8r L35

Free map updates (for current map), clear Australian text-to-speech voice, cheap, speed limit warnings (optional extra)

Small display, sunlight glare makes screen difficult to see, bland design, low quality speaker, keystroke lag when typing

The Laser Navig8r G35 GPS unit is let down by a small, low quality screen and a speaker that isn't loud enough. If you don't care what your GPS looks like, free map updates (with some limitations) and a low price make it seem appealing. However, there...

Free map updates (though not covering new areas), clear Australian text-to-speech voice, cheap, speed limit warnings (optional extra)

Poor display, bland and chunky design, low quality speaker, keystroke lag when typing

The Laser Navig8r G43 GPS unit offers plenty of features for a relatively low asking price, but a poor quality speaker, a screen that's hard to see in direct sunlight and keystroke lag diminish its appeal.

Australian maps based on council land data, locally customised text-to-speech, Australian map styles, ease of use, safety camera alerts, quick step address entry, value for money

Bland design, display has poor viewing angles

Laser’s Navig8r M35 is one of the best value for money GPS units we've come across. Don’t let its low price fool you: it is packed with features, including detailed mapping data and Australian-accented text-to-speech.