Aguri Motorhome & Caravan RV720 DVR Deluxe 7" Sat Nav with Built-in Dash Cam, Wi-Fi and full UK & European mapping.

Bought this to replace my Snooper which I didn't get the hang of. Easy to set up, easy to follow the instructions and following a two week motorhome trip to North Wales I am happy I bought it. Very clear and concise maps and guidance. Although the voice is a little "tinny". Think a mechanised Sara Pascoe! Easy to set up with vehicle dimensions etc. A very good selection of apps to get info from. Took me door to door every time, with no mistakes. So I can't want more than that! Good buy.

Only had chance to give it a few trial runs in our motorhome so far, but it works well and should be very useful. It arrived very quickly and comes with a nice and useful carry bag. The picture from the dash cam is good and it is good having both in one unit (just one plug on the dash required). I didn’t realise that it would have to take the data from my mobile phone to get live traffic updates, which confused me a bit (especially thinking about data usage abroad!). My old garmin I had for the car used to pick up live trafffic updates by itself. The only other tiny gripe (which prevented 5 stars) was that the suction cup on the windscreen appears in the dash cam video area. It’s off to one side and I don’t think it will get in the way too much, but I didn’t expect that from an expensive product. It has specialist points of interest too, which on ours is things like caravan and motorhome sites, which is a good feature too. Overall pleased.

We bought this for a motorhome and it clearly shows bridges etc . it has a few niggles such as warns you of the next bend but one such as sharp left bend ahead but does not tell you of the sharp right beforehand. it also only does this on major roads typically when there is a sign warning you anyway. the speed limits are not in keeping with signs quite commonly (saying 50 in 40 limits 40 in 30 etc. Once (in st Andrews ) it advised me to drive through a low bridge against the flow in a one way street but otherwise worked well for a 2000 mile trip around Scotland. It takes a bit of getting used to its programming for points of interest and quickly finding a petrol station is not as easy as on my car garmin satnavAlso takes a few minutes to load on turning on so need to prepare your journey by setting it up well before starting driving. I have not learnt how to zoom in and out the screen when in nav mode not sure if you can but would help greatly if you could. It also makes up 'names' for roads which dont have names rather than using their numbers especially in France But do I like it-yes and continue to use it.

Object oriented overlay for sat navigation and dash cam on top of android. Clunky and hard to use unless you boot it into the sat navigation straight away. Cannot get the dash cam to work. So it's not worth the 280 quid I paid for it.

I bought this Aguri Sat Nav because it had a dash cam incorporated, it allowed the user to put the dimensions and weight of the motorhome in which limits the road with, low bridges and any weight limits, It has live traffic information, it held all of the camping and caravan club camp sites and most importantly it was a very competitive price. It works straight out of the box, was very easy to navigate/use. Very pleased with this purchase

It was easy to start up but needed the help of you-tube to work out how things worked. The items on you-tube for Aguri are fairly good but don't cover everything. I went for the 7inch thinking I would get a better view but the graphics are very narrow and would probably be better on the smaller model (less money as well) I diddn't find it as good at giving clear instructions as my old Tom Tom especially when it came to junctions. Still getting to grips with it so it may improve with use. Camera is good. Mounting bracket easy to use.

Does not fill me with confidence. Having just received the 720 I immediately programmed in my caravan/car dimensions and set it to navigate to my nearest town, about 5 miles away. It performed no differently to my old Garmin and navigated a route via a dirt track offering no alternative. Had I been a stranger to my area I would have been in difficulties towing a caravan or using a motorhome.What is the point in paying nearly £300 when the program does not take into consideration the unit size. Still testing the 720 in my local area and so far not convinced.The 720 could be better in its ease of use but perhaps it will get easier the more I use it.

To use this in summer months you need an anti glare screen. Get them on Amazon. This does a job most of the time. Be award though. It takes an age to initialise, which happens each and every time you turn of the ignition. You have to go through all the screens again to tell it to carry on with the journey. If you have dash cam on to automatic, it interrupts the above every time. It also has apps on it, but it could do without most of them, it’s a sat nav. So frustrating and annoying to use and not intuitive. Takes an age to do anything. Will not get another especially for this price