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Offline bobpants123

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Re: Nav Pro or not
« Reply #30 on: 03 June 2014, 21:03 »
Does one work for Tom Tom by any chance? :laugh:
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Offline marnie

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Re: Nav Pro or not
« Reply #31 on: 03 June 2014, 21:10 »
No I've been retired since 09. Just correcting wrong statements. :wink:
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Offline Mark V GTD

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Re: Nav Pro or not
« Reply #32 on: 03 June 2014, 21:35 »
I specced Discover Pro as I knew I would spend more time regreting not getting it if I didnt than rueing the expenditure if I did!

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Re: Nav Pro or not
« Reply #33 on: 03 June 2014, 22:58 »
You can have any option you want, it's your car. Just to say that I have had a Tomtom Go910 since they came out many years ago. It has a 20GB harddrive, can play mp4 movies and mp3 tracks through the car speakers. There are non-slip mats that take the satnav mounts that you can put on the dash in your line of sight. Later models do have voice recognition. Only thing they don't have is the larger screen away from line of sight. Agreed the trailing cable is undesirable.


I take it your reply was directed at me Marnie? I wasn't referring to the TomTom I was referring to the CMS which you said "One can do all those things with the standard CMS and save yourself £1700 if you have a Tomtom" When clearly the CMS can't do all those things.

I'm curious how the mp3 works through the car speakers? I take it, its via bluetooth? In which case how does the phone work with this if its paired to the car?

£1700 for Nav alone is dear but like has been said you get a lot more than just Nav, like voice control, larger screen, hard drive, DVD over the standard Nav. Are those features worth an extra £1000? I doubt it. But dealer discount, integration, instantly there with no setting up brings that price more bearable for me.

 
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Offline marnie

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Re: Nav Pro or not
« Reply #34 on: 04 June 2014, 00:17 »
Hi p3asa

Yes, you're right the CMS doesn't have DVD, hdd or voice recognition, The Navpro is a tidy but expensive option. There is not much space left after VW have put their stuff on the hdd. An SD card in the CMS will hold all the music  you will probably ever need. A tablet in the car is much more flexible for movies, I'm guessing most people will have one. The CMS will display the rear view camera image. The Tomtom I have is great for navigation but quite old. The audio required a line in point in the car. I'm not sure how the car Bluetooth works, But the Tomtom has Bluetooth.
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Offline mcmaddy

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Re: Nav Pro or not
« Reply #35 on: 04 June 2014, 07:47 »
The fact it's impossible at the moment to retro fit the nav pro also came into play when speccing my car. I was the 2nd person in the country with the rns510 dab over 2 years ago and the fact they were so easy to retro fit and code in didn't really matter for people who didn't get sat nav from new. Stand alone sat navs are good but so are built in systems and from an aesthetic point of view the built in one win hands down.
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Re: Nav Pro or not
« Reply #36 on: 04 June 2014, 12:52 »
I specced Discover Pro as I knew I would spend more time regreting not getting it if I didnt than rueing the expenditure if I did!

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Offline agreen7

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Re: Nav Pro or not
« Reply #37 on: 04 June 2014, 13:58 »
I specced Discover Pro as I knew I would spend more time regreting not getting it if I didnt than rueing the expenditure if I did!

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Same for me - the demo car I tried had it and I thought it was great. (Particularly the DVD function when stuck on M11 during a road closure for 2 hours following an accident). I had a play with the standard Nav in a showroom but I knew it would bug me not having the Nav Pro once I had tried it.
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