Review on Universal Vehicle Smart HUD Display by Kyle Gresham

If I could give the product a 3.5 I would. I've driven it up and down the East Coast, through Texas, halfway through the Midwest and even into Colorado and very rarely have I had less than two GPS satellites showing it's available. As soon as you fall below 3, the accuracy of all functions decreases noticeably. The height feature was the least useful. Both accuracy and accuracy varied widely when driving over the same terrain at different times. Sounds tiring to you when in terms of value for money it's probably a good choice. The first of those two issues is that there's an automatic warning that goes off at 88mph that can't be turned off or changed. The speed limit near me is 75 mph and I drive at 88 mph almost all the time. But even with cruise control on my car will bounce between 85 and 90 and every time I get to 88 it beeps and beeps and beeps and beeps. The second problem is that it requires a special 12V charger. A regular mini-USB cable connected to any charger, even an AC-to-DC converter, will cause it to malfunction. The included adapter is also 4ft too short to properly fit your car's skin, so there's no way to lose the 12V connection and buy a new cable if you have a less flashy and less crappy setup to wish.