Introducing their entry level GPS system, Danew has leveled out the playing field by offering the basic functionality of your average navigation device with an easy to afford price. The objective with the Danew GS130 was to reach people who were interested in obtaining a GPS device yet did not want to deal with confusing manuals or operations. The large 3.5” touchscreen supports over 65,000 colors to bring a sharp image to the driver. The GS130 runs off of the popular Windows CE .net OS alongside the Destinator 7 browser. Equipped within the Danew GS130 is 64MB of internal ram and 256MB of ROM memory. You can also add additional maps and functions to your device via SD card. Many Danew GS130 reviews claim the highly sensitive 16 channel receiver works wonders as it picks up satellite signals better than they expected.

Pre-loaded on the Danew GS130 are fully functional maps of UK and France in their entirety. Thousands upon thousands of Points of Interests can be displayed to inform you of any nearby restaurants, gas stations, shopping malls and many other popular visits. The 8 digit postcode search ability is a great tool to locate a specific address quickly. Unlike many of the Danew GS130’s competitors, it does not have a speed camera function which notifies the driver of any upcoming cameras to hopefully avoid a painful speeding ticket. Maps can be shown in either 2D or 3D formats. To make up for these disadvantages, the GS130 offers a built-in MP3 and MP4 player which allows you to play any audio tracks you wish as well as a picture viewer. Feel free to attach the gps device to your windshield with it’s ultra steady adjustable mount. As you can tell the Danew GS130 has its pros and cons but if you are wanting something simple to get you where you need to go with no hassle, than look no further.