It's plug-and-play. Press the film onto a clean, dry windshield from the center outward to avoid air bubbles, then connect NavBeam to your USB port or lighter socket. Setup takes about five minutes.

Yes. NavBeam runs on GPS, so it works with electric vehicles, hybrids, petrol cars, motorcycles, and commercial vehicles without any OBD2 connection. An OBD adapter is included for cars that support extra vehicle data, but it's optional, not needed.

Yes. NavBeam's automatic brightness adjustment keeps the projection crisp and readable in direct sun or total darkness, and the integrated hood design cuts glare so information stays sharp in your line of sight.

No. NavBeam powers on automatically with your ignition and shuts off when you park, drawing energy only through your USB connection. There's zero standby power draw when your car is off.

Very accurate. NavBeam uses dual-mode positioning paired with a 10Hz refresh rate, so your speed and location update in real time with virtually no lag, even in tricky signal environments.

Most polarized lenses won't block the projection since NavBeam's automatic brightness and contrast adjust to compensate. On a few extreme polarized angles you may need to tilt your head slightly for a clear view.

You're covered by our 90-day money-back guarantee. If NavBeam doesn't meet your expectations, our support team will process a hassle-free, no-questions-asked return.

The reflective film is what keeps the image sharp, so make sure it's applied to a clean, bubble-free spot of glass directly in your sightline. Positioned correctly, NavBeam shows one crisp image instead of the double image cheaper HUDs are known for.