Bad Elf GPS for iPad, iPod and iPhone

The Bad Elf GPS Receiver plugs into your iPod touch, early generation iPhone, WiFi iPad or iPad2, allowing you to start using your beloved iOS device for navigation and all sorts of geo-goodness. I’m not yet an iOS user (though an iPad 2 is on my wish list), but the Bad Elf is so popular that I thought it deserved a post. As I compose this, it’s ranked number 23 on Amazon’s GPS bestseller list and has been in the top 100 for 147 days.

Measuring just 0.9” x 0.4” x 1.0”, the Bad Elf plugs right into the 30 pin dock. It features its own micro-USB port, so you can charge or sync your iOS device while it’s in use. Bad Elf GPS reviews posted to Amazon are very good; people seem very happy with the device, which uses an MTK chipset. If you’re an iOS user, do you have a Bad Elf GPS for it? How do you like it?

More Bad Elf GPS reviews:

• Pocket GPS World gives a 9 out of 10 rating in their Bad Elf GPS review
• It’s Not About the Numbers compares the Bad Elf to the Garmin Oregon 450, eTrex and a Balckberry
• About.com reviews the Bad Elf GPS

More resources:

• Official Bad Elf GPS website
• A Bad Elf FAQ