Asus R700t

The Asus R700t portable navigation system features a slim design and has an integrated traffic receiver. You also get a complimentary subscription to the traffic services, integrated Bluetooth, and 3D building renderings.

The R700t doesn't include text-to-speech functionality, route recalculations weren't always efficient, and general performance can be slow at times.

For the company's first stab at the GPS market, the Asus R700t is an impressive debut, offering some great navigation features. However, we'd like to see the addition of text-to-speech functionality and smoother performance before completely committing...

The design of the Asus R700t is simple and in line with other GPS devices on the market. Its silver and black borders are attractive and complement your dashboard without being too much of an eyesore. The R700t is one of the slimmest GPS units on the...

My wife and I both like it. It works well, and does all that we need it to do. Unit is not too bulky. All needed cables, etc. come with unit

Appears to take about a minute to lock on to GPS ; The user interface took a little getting used to, but it does everything I want it to

It navigates, however I don't feel it is as user-friendly as other comparable units.

It has very limited POI functionality in some areas. ASUS has been giving me a run-around on this issue, and is failing to address it. They've repeatedly told me that an update will be available soon, but can't provide an ETA. I've been waiting for...

It navigates, however I don't feel it is as user-friendly as other comparable units

It has very limited POI functionality in some areas. ASUS has been giving me a run-around on this issue, and is failing to address it. They've repeatedly told me that an update will be available soon, but can't provide an ETA. I've been waiting for...

Got this unit as a gift and literally worked out of box. Was able to get the traffic update working here in LA and San Diego area, pretty cool feature. Also linked with my cell phone on the first attempt.

Battery life is not as long as I have expected, but it has AC adapter and in fact this GPS is a lot slimmer than most of 4.3"" I have seen.

Large screen, 1 gig of space, GPS

Locked down OS, stripped, limited abilities. Asus had the chance to make an ULTRA sweet PDA/GPS device here, but they decided to be cheap and use ce 5.0 instead of full WM6. So you basically have to hack up the device to make it usefull as anything but...