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GPS device

GPS navigators still earn their place where a phone falls short: on long drives, in areas with weak coverage, or when you need a clear turn cue at speed. This category holds more than a hundred devices across different screen sizes, map sets and price points, from compact city units to navigators built around truck dimensions or the demands of a motorcycle route.

How to choose a GPS navigator

Start from how and what you drive. Everyday trips are covered by a compact car navigator with pre-loaded Europe maps. A truck driver needs a model that accounts for height, weight and axle limits, while a rider wants a rugged screen that stays readable in sun and rain. Most devices work offline, so your route stays available even where the mobile signal drops. Map updates keep the guidance accurate once new roads and junctions open.

Brands and maps

The range includes trusted names like Garmin and TomTom, whose Europe and Baltic maps are detailed and refreshed regularly. Navitel suits drivers who cover a lot of ground across the Baltics and further east. Modecom and Peiying handle the budget end, while Boompods covers mounts and accessories. Between them the range spans most routes and budgets.

Buying at Cybermarket

We keep a wide selection of navigators in one place so prices and features are easy to compare. We ship across all Baltic states and to Finland, devices carry a manufacturer warranty, and larger purchases can be arranged in instalments. If you are torn between two models, weigh map coverage and screen size, since those two shape daily use most.