TomTom Go 730 Europe

A fantastic unit, bg price differences though (702 words)
by damsmi2002 - written on 11/01/09, updated on 08/03/09 (Useful, 50 readings)
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me they can get quite annoying. The operation of the unit is smple, and is literally a case of putting in the postcode and you are ready to Go . We have found that sometimes it doesnt recognise a postcode, so using the address works instead. This was mostly apparant when using it abroad, where postcodes arent really used, so we had to know the address of our destination for it to work. Using it abroad though worked just the same as in the UK, and despite never driving through France before, we managed the journey with no problems whatsoever. There is also bluetooth on here which allows your phone to be connected to the device and then you can either make or recieve a ...

TomTom Go 730 Europe

Excellent Navigation system (248 words)
by mpamike5 - written on 20/12/08 (Useful, 71 readings)
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This product, is well worth its money. The unit I have has the version 3 traffic aeriel and with it laying on the car dashboard it picked up a strong signal in minutes both out in the countryside and in town! The traffic updates are excellent keeping in constant contact with the RDS channel. The Traffic is well worth its extra money and the advanced GPS tracking even when you loose a signal is very good. The signal pickup of satellites is excellent and you are connected in seconds and reading the directions out to you is much better and easier to use. The menu structure is the same but the voice recognition helps navigating easier. The remote control helps make this ...

TomTom Go 910

Good system....... most of the time! (366 words)
by tornado_pilot - written on 10/01/07 (Useful, 210 readings)
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Upon receiving a T Tomtom Go 910 as a gift, I opened the package and promptly set it up in my car to take it for a test drive. With all your usual TomTom features such as spoken instructions, clear colour 2D and 3D display and an easy to use touch screen and new features such as a larger 4" screen, built in MP3 player, maps of Europe, USA and Canada and built in Bluetooth technology, things looked promising. The only problems came when I started to really test it. I asked it to take me the shortest way home from a location that I knew like the back of my hand and I ended up doing an extra 4 miles than if I had just taken the route that I knew. I could handle that, ...