Rand Tablet review

The Rand Tablet replaces Rand McNally's older TND navigators as the company's in-cab truck device. Rand says its navigation calculates the fastest legal routes based on truck weight, clearance, load restrictions and other parameters, and it can order up to 10 stops per trip. Drivers get live traffic, weather and fuel prices, warnings for road work, tolls, speed changes and steep grades, stop sign locations and speed camera alerts, plus 3D city mapping and lane guidance. The tablet comes in 6, 7 and 8 inch sizes, and the 8 inch adds a camera and magnetic mount. The Rand McNally store lists it from $299.99 to $499.99. Rand claims its map data has 229,000 more miles of STAA designated roads and 44,000 more miles of weight-restricted roads, figures that come from the vendor rather than an audit. Fleets get no central routing portal on this product page.

Who it is for

drivers who want a rugged truck tablet with multi-stop routing

Price

$299.99 to $499.99 one-time depending on screen size.

Rand Tablet: GPS Designed And Built For Truckers $299.99 – $499.99
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 11, 2026.

Key features

• Fastest legal routes based on truck weight, clearance and load restrictions
• Up to 10 stops per trip with an optimized order
• Live traffic, weather and fuel prices
• Route warnings for road work, tolls, speed changes and steep grades
• 6, 7 and 8 inch sizes, with a camera on the 8 inch

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: One-time device price from $299.99
• Strength: Rubber guard, USB-C and magnetic mount on the 7 and 8 inch
• Strength: Stop sign locations and speed camera alerts
• Weakness: Multi-stop planning stops at 10 stops per trip
• Weakness: No published fleet routing portal on the tablet page
• Weakness: The 8 inch model is at the top of the $499.99 range

Key facts

• Price: $299.99 to $499.99
• Sizes: 6, 7 and 8 inch
• Stops per trip: Up to 10
• Store currency: US dollars

Where it ranks

Rand Tablet is No. 5 in our Best Truck Routing Software verdict.