|
Here we have collected together for you snippets of what the press, trade and industry experts think of the Classic Road Angel.
Auto Express March 2004 – 4 stars
The Road Angel proved its worth - it's a plug and play device, with integral antenna which worked well to find traps and accident blackspots. But it's the oldest here and looking its age against the hi-tech opposition; its technical merits need to be backed by a more pleasing design to let it blend into a modern dash. A plug-in laser and USB download connection keep it in the hunt, but an update - planned soon - is overdue.
Auto Express, March 30th 2005 - 3 stars
The Road Angel may have been the first locator on the market, but it still does a reasonable job, coming with two power leads, a decent screen mount, a USB connector and 12 months' free subscription.
But its older design looked clumsy compared to others, and it was hard to see the display at times. The test sites were found without a problem and it didn't drop the GPS signal, but it lacked voice warnings or a speed limit indicator.
Any questions we haven't answered, then please email us or call for no obligation help on
|
