Review on Aonerex GPS Navigation for Car: 9-inch High-Definition Touch Screen, 8GB Memory, Lifetime Map Upgrade, Voice Turn Instructions - 2022 by Balthazar Cooper

Not a bad device. Compared to Waze or Google Maps on, for example, the Samsung Note 10 Plus, it has some making up for it, but if you don't have a smartphone like me, it will serve when needed. Pros: Works exactly as it is intended to be used as a GPS. large 7 inch screen. The satellite signal for GPS in the car is quickly intercepted without much downloading or searching. Cons: Battery life is practically non-existent on this device. , the battery died in less than an hour. Why there isn't a lithium-ion battery included here is puzzling, as for such a small device that would probably give 8+ hours of battery life. That being said, I bought a solar power bank batteries and a replaceable braided USB cable and attached it to the dash with Velcro. As long as you keep it plugged into a power source, there are no power issues. It really shouldn't come with a GPS-like radio function and a calculator and the ability to add photos and videos. The only thing I use it for is GPS because all other functions are already there in a much better way on a smartphone. I wish this could be adjusted with a magnetic mount instead of a suction cup mount, but so far I've had no trouble using the suction cup mount directly on the windshield. There doesn't seem to be a way to toggle the GPS from km instead of miles per hour for distance or speed. battery and processor. If it had a lithium-ion battery and a Snapdragon processor, the operation would be much smoother, it would run longer without cables and become less slow. t like now I have a smartphone again. If you don't have an affordable smartphone I can tell you about the efficiency of this device, it works great without access to Waze or Google Maps. I will continue to use this on my smartphone because of the screen size.