TomTom One 3rd Edition Great Britain

TomTom One 3rd Edition Background TomTom have long been the leading name in Car Navigation Systems. For this reason, they are often not the cheapest, but are definitely the most reliable and have the best features. The TomTom One is the original version, therefore the simplest, yet the 3rd edition has many of the features of the newer Car Navigation Systems. Price and Packaging My TomTom One was bought as a Christmas gift for £122 from the website Pixmania. As already said, you can get cheaper models but the TomTom has the best features. The packaging is simple, a square box with the instruction booklets in the bottom, the accessories ...  Read the complete review

Having borrowed my friends Tom Tom One and loved it, I decided to get my own. I’m delighted with this unit, it is cheap (£127 on Amazon at present) and does what it says on the box! The unit is small and compact, but with a large clear screen. In the box you get a USB cable, car power charger, windscreen mount and quick guide start. There is no case so you need to buy one separately but they are cheap online with lots of choice of colours. To start up you need to hold the button in for a few minutes and you get a cool Tom Tom drum sounds! There is no set up virtually, it asks you a few questions about which country and language you are in, if ...  Read the complete review

Oh where to begin! Yes, a great accessory for any driver. But let's get into detail shall we? I'm not going to talk about specifics or prices etc... Just my experience of using the Tom Tom One and what its like for a normal everyday, not to great at technology kind of person! So hope it helps! I bought the Tom Tom One from Halfords with great expectations. The first bad news is that if your car has any form of UV Protection or de-steaming on the windscreens then you will also need an extra aerial. This costs about an £20-£30. Now as I have a sun-roof on my car this was ok for me, as it's a small metal square which I can leave just on the outside of ...  Read the complete review

Having being someone who was more used to having an A to Z in his glovebox I decided to dip my toes into the purchase of a sat nav system. I spent quite a while researching which 1 to go for an opted to go for the Tomtom V3. It is a crackin piece of sat nav equipment and hasn't let me down yet. It does have a couple of niggly things but these are easily overcome. I have been all over the country with this and not once have I ended up stuck or lost. I would recommend joining the mapshare scheme if you haven't already as this is a very handy update for your Tomtom. I also purchased the safety camera updates as I had a discount voucher when I purchased my unit ...  Read the complete review

Tomtom One V3 Part one. Now with part 2. Having owned and used a Tomtom One, version one for two years, I can recommend them, unfortunately mine developed a fault, and I need one for work, so I ended up buying a new one. I am going through the process of sending my old one in for repair, although this will take time, and will have to be paid for, so may not be an economic repair anyway. If Tomtom do quote too high a price, then there is another alternative, I know of at least one company specialising in the repair of these units, at a more reasonable rate than Tomtom. The procedure is that you contact Tomtom, they send you a flat pack carton, ...  Read the complete review