Black Friday Sale: Get 50% off until November 30th, 2015!
CoPilot is the must-have sat nav app every driver needs. Dependable, up-to-date offline maps and accurate real-time traffic service get you to work on time and guide you even without mobile signal on your weekend getaways.
You get clear, detailed voice directions, reliable routing, robust POI search, helpful motorway lane guidance plus free safety camera warnings and speed limit alerts along your route.
No monthly subscription, no hassle. Pay once, download and get a CoPilot for life.
no chance. Google maps is the best hands down. It's also upto date and it redirects you whenever a faster route becomes available as you drive.
polarbaba
27 Nov 153#12
I drive on the motorway for work and can vouch for Google maps.
I've tried and liked waze, and HERE. before that I used tomtom.
easily far and above the others is Google maps for fantastic real time traffic and route recalculation. only problem is that it's dependant on the internet.. otherwise its amazing.
CyberDude
27 Nov 153#2
Just to add, you get to select which map from the Euro Region you want to download - that one is included in the £9.99. Any other and you have to pay extra
All comments (47)
doctor_vadgers
27 Nov 15#1
Great sat nav app - been using it for years, good price, hot from me.
CyberDude
27 Nov 153#2
Just to add, you get to select which map from the Euro Region you want to download - that one is included in the £9.99. Any other and you have to pay extra
manc80
27 Nov 152#3
really used to like this app but, since i downloaded 'here' for free that has been my go to sat nav. Free updated offline maps across europe and the rest of the world.
forever_happy
27 Nov 15#4
Brilliant Sat Nav, been using it for a couple of years now. More accurate than Tom Tom due to the regular (free) map updates. Hot!
FTCom
27 Nov 15#5
nice find
chrisredmayne
27 Nov 15#6
better than using Google maps ??
vixmony to chrisredmayne
27 Nov 154#7
no chance. Google maps is the best hands down. It's also upto date and it redirects you whenever a faster route becomes available as you drive.
Steve1205
27 Nov 151#8
Sorry to go off topic but is google maps better than Waze?
vixmony to Steve1205
28 Nov 15#33
I personally vouch for Google maps not so much because am too stuck up android. But because whenever I have used Google maps be it in Europe or UK. It's always accurate and that's the reason why I always need data even abroad to get the best of it. Especially the ability to choose faster routes due to changes in traffic conditions is absolutely fabulous.
giftedhuman
27 Nov 15#9
Please do yourself a favour and do not buy it! Had it for few years, but disappointed me so much recently that I uninstalled it despite few months live traffic subscription I had left (useless anyway).
CyberDude
27 Nov 151#10
Steve, Waze was bought out by Google.
CyberDude
27 Nov 15#11
the thing with google maps, for offline mode, you need to download the relevant map... it stays there for 30 days and then expires... you then have to reload it if you to use a route that involves that map
polarbaba
27 Nov 153#12
I drive on the motorway for work and can vouch for Google maps.
I've tried and liked waze, and HERE. before that I used tomtom.
easily far and above the others is Google maps for fantastic real time traffic and route recalculation. only problem is that it's dependant on the internet.. otherwise its amazing.
moozoo
27 Nov 15#13
Long time user who go got fed up waiting for Tomtom to create an android app. Great features.
Niz
27 Nov 15#14
the traffic is for 12 Months only, not sure on the price after that.
frieqs
27 Nov 151#15
Another long time Copilot user. It's an excellent sat nav. Has lots of useful features that Google doesn't - speed cam warnings, speed limits etc. Properly offline so always works regardless of mobile network. Traffics about a tenner per year after the first year. The full Europe maps version is also on sale on Google Play btw for £25 which is a bargain.
jouster
27 Nov 15#16
How does this compare to Nokia HERE
polarbaba to jouster
28 Nov 15#19
I tried copilot, however I much preferred waze and here to that. however everyone has thier preferences.. you should see what you prefer..most of the best software is free
try waze, here and Google maps!
john8oy
28 Nov 15#17
Also on offer on Apple for IOS Devices. There's a 20% off ITunes evoucher with giftcloud, so even cheaper if u go down that road (pardon the pun!)
polarbaba
28 Nov 15#18
I use sygic for speed cameras as its really decent.. almost as good as pocketgps ..
but sygic will overlay and plays very nicely Google maps... best of both worlds..
although pocketgps.. I think thier one is cameraware or something like that...
it will keep you on the ball with average speed zone cameras, whereas sygic will only note each camera location with its speed, which is useless for average speeds..
amoulden
28 Nov 15#20
Worth the money to have speed camera warnings compared to Google which does not. Prefer the new updated Tom Tom though overall
Spacehduk
28 Nov 15#21
I love Copilot, though to be fair the only other sat-nav I've tried is google maps. Haven't really felt the need to try others as Copilot is so good.
Brock Lesnar
28 Nov 15#22
The HERE app is at least just as good. Download maps, use offline. Here maps have been bought by vw/audi, Daimler and BMW... If it's good enough for them.. For free, excellent value...
Gravesy166
28 Nov 15#23
Brilliant Sat Nav, used here and abroad for years and pretty much faultless. Live Traffic £7.99 after the initial 12 month expires.
XEntity
28 Nov 15#24
I would sooner get waze for free to be honest? I really rate waze, although not sure if copilot would be better for abroad (I assume it doesn't use data)
kramvic
28 Nov 15#25
Best Sat Nav I have ever used, had Tomtom when they 1st came out and have a Tom tom now but prefer the layout of Copilot and have used it for many years. Heat added from me.
Longy
28 Nov 15#26
I have had this for a couple of years now and cannot really recommend it. It seems pretty buggy and crashes a lot for me, on both phones that I have run it on.
tomtomato
28 Nov 15#27
I prefer my Tomtom Sat Nav device. Much better GPS sensitivity/speed than any smartphone available...
dooper to tomtomato
28 Nov 151#31
Nonsense. I've tested my Samsung against standalone Garmin & TomTom SatNavs, & the phone outperforms them in every respect, other than screen reflectivity.
FTCom
28 Nov 15#28
nice find
rimkhan1
28 Nov 15#29
I am using it for last five years and it is the best I had. So many options to play with. Cloud storage for your addresses, speed camera warnings which is very helpful, offline maps, regular updates of maps and cameras database . Free ones are okay too but I only use this for my travels.
PhilK
28 Nov 15#30
Here and Google maps are better IMHO
tomtomato
28 Nov 151#32
Nonsense, my Tomtom 5100 gets its proper GPS position within 5 seconds, and traffic information within 15 sec. No smartphone is as sensitive as a modern dedicated Sat Nav.
den169
28 Nov 15#34
I like copilot used it in the canarys a few times worked very well.
ifti
28 Nov 15#35
I use TomTom but Google maps was ace yesterday.... might uninstall TomTom to save space.
ifti
28 Nov 151#36
not sure what is quicker but if you consider the fact that mobiles use data, GPS and WiFi to get position they should be quicker, but at the same time Sat Nav devices have a bigger antenna to pick up GPS signals, TomTom even have quickfix that stores satellite positions for a quicker fix.
WyseGuy
28 Nov 15#37
Misleading title surely? This is Uk & Ireland only, Europe is still £19.99?
the__cat to WyseGuy
29 Nov 151#39
Title says EUR Region, not Europe. That's therefore correct.
the__cat
29 Nov 15#38
Google Maps is bang on, with traffic within a few seconds on my phone. I used to get sick of how long it took to get a GPS fix on my TomTom.
crackshotkv
29 Nov 15#40
Paying for Phone sat nav seems kind of archaic now with current decent free options (I used to be a big co-pilot user years ago). Google maps/Waze is pretty decent if you have a good signal and something like Here maps is handy for travelling (as you can download maps offline, including public transport times) and it has traffic and speed warnings.
tomtomato
29 Nov 15#41
Maybe on older models, but there is no denying that recent models have a bigger antenna and better GPS reception than a smartphone, particularly when used behind a windscreen, on a cloudy day.
rapuchy
29 Nov 15#42
Best sat nav, using UK maps since 2008,very happy so far
robdevil
29 Nov 15#43
Good price but...xperia has navigon for free! And here maps are free too so why pay for copilot?
polarbaba
29 Nov 15#44
you have really excellent alternative both offline and online for maps, and agps helps you get a fast GPS fix when using a mobile. also speed camera software works with most mapping apps. I find paying for speed cameras useful as its not always clear what the speed limit is on a road. I never speed but its useful to know the speed so that I can ensure I am behaving!
the speed limit on a road can vary so you cannot always assume you know what the limit is just by the type of road it is.
the__cat
29 Nov 15#45
My phone always beats my wife's 9mo TomTom on a rainy day in Stoke :wink:
abgabba
29 Nov 15#46
Title says Europe, but the link is only for UK+IRL. Europe is 19.99
CyberDude
29 Nov 15#47
Title says "CoPilot Premium (Eur Region) "
which means u get to select a particular region in europe for the £9.99 price.
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Black Friday Sale: Get 50% off until November 30th, 2015!
CoPilot is the must-have sat nav app every driver needs. Dependable, up-to-date offline maps and accurate real-time traffic service get you to work on time and guide you even without mobile signal on your weekend getaways.
You get clear, detailed voice directions, reliable routing, robust POI search, helpful motorway lane guidance plus free safety camera warnings and speed limit alerts along your route.
No monthly subscription, no hassle. Pay once, download and get a CoPilot for life.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alk.copilot.eumarket.premiumeumaj
Top comments
I've tried and liked waze, and HERE. before that I used tomtom.
easily far and above the others is Google maps for fantastic real time traffic and route recalculation. only problem is that it's dependant on the internet.. otherwise its amazing.
All comments (47)
I've tried and liked waze, and HERE. before that I used tomtom.
easily far and above the others is Google maps for fantastic real time traffic and route recalculation. only problem is that it's dependant on the internet.. otherwise its amazing.
try waze, here and Google maps!
but sygic will overlay and plays very nicely Google maps... best of both worlds..
although pocketgps.. I think thier one is cameraware or something like that...
it will keep you on the ball with average speed zone cameras, whereas sygic will only note each camera location with its speed, which is useless for average speeds..
the speed limit on a road can vary so you cannot always assume you know what the limit is just by the type of road it is.
which means u get to select a particular region in europe for the £9.99 price.