Thread: Navigation for truck drivers (based on Andoroid OS) please help

Prestigio is not of poor quality.

A superfluous topic and question. Many times asked and written in various sections of the Forum
Just a couple of topics from you:
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These are also quality devices
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But you can also use either a phone or a tablet.

Only Garmin software is possible on Garmin devices, the same goes for TomTom.
But for Android, there are TomTom apps.

Hello Boki_srb,
Thanks for the quick answer. I'm sorry about duplicating the same questions. My question does not match issues from your link. I'm looking for a hardware that allows free installation of any android navigation app.
The proposed "Wayteq X995" device seems interesting, but is based on an old version of Android 4.4 (Kitkat) that has been for eight years old.
If you say "Prestigio" (GeoVision Tour 4 Progorod) is not a bad device I will try to buy that device.

Here I found a few comments about that device:
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Unfortunately, the comments are not positive when it comes to hardware itself.

There are other models and other manufacturers...
None of such stand-alone devices "does not burst from strength". There are two reasons for this:
- they don't really need it and a price.

The real advantage of these devices is that they are intended for this purpose, and thus have adequate holders, are easy to use and quite resistant to weather conditions (heat - sun).
Otherwise, it is always a better choice of a (second hand) mobile phone or tablet.

Boky thank you for the advice.
About your thoughts on a used tablet: What do you think about the combination of a separate GPS receiver e.g.: Garmin GLO and a regular tablet?
The Garmin Glo is not cheap, but a used tablet can be found at a bargain price..

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I would not go for a combination, it is better to choose a tablet from a reputable manufacturer that has a built-in GPS receiver.

It's a bad choice of tablets.
They are too old, relatively expensive (on ebay), they have an outdated androids.