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Haicom 406BT-C

Feb 2,2006 0

6. Conclusion

 

Review Pages

1. Introduction
2. Features - Page 1
3. Features - Page 2
4. Installation
5. The Tests
6. Conclusion

 

The Haicom 406BT-C is an interesting product, combining the power of the SiRF III chipset as well as a digital compass. The retail package is complete and the device has many connection options (external antenna, GPS mouse). It also uses a Nokia compatible battery pack which is very convenient. Performance was very similar to the Globalsat BT-338, another GPS device also driven by the SiRF III chipset.

Comparing the HI-406BT-C with the BT-338, its most obvious weakness is the lower battery capacity (1000mAh vs. 1700mAh) and the lack of any power management (auto, on/off). The HI-406BT-C is cheaper than the BT-338 (US$105 and US$120 respectively), which may be a deciding factor when choosing which device to buy. Both devices are very good performers and will serve you reliably on your next trip.

The Positive

  • SiRF III chipset with latest firmware (3.1.1)
  • Combo (GPS BT and Digital compass) device
  • Complete retail package
  • Car charger is included
  • Very good performance
  • Easy installation (includes a nicely printed manual)
  • External antenna can be connected (optional cable)
  • Can be used with GPS mouse (optional cable)
  • Included battery is Nokia compatible
  • Firmware can be updated through Haicom Viewer
  • Small and light weight make it very portable

The Negative

  • Doesn't support automatic power on/off mode
  • No markings on sliders, which is for BT or Digital Compass functions
  • Included battery lasts only 8 hours (according to the specs)

 

Review Pages

1. Introduction
2. Features - Page 1
3. Features - Page 2
4. Installation
5. The Tests
6. Conclusion

 

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