TomTom GO Plus

Spent a fair sum of the last map upgrade and was very disappointed.

After weeks of research, reading reviews, and comparison shopping between the Lowrance IWay 500c, the Garmin StreetPilot 2270, and the Tomtom go 700, I finally decided to plunk down $800 for the Tomtom Go 700. Following a week of use including a...

I bought the TomTom 300 GPS unit to replace my older garmin palm/gps since it was giving me problems, was unreliable, and I didn't use palm OS part of it.

I purchased a TomTom navigator system six months ago based on good experiences with renting cars with Magellan's Neverlost. The Magellan unit was very expensive and I found the TomTom had a superior user interface, was portable and less costly. So I...

I have used TomTom products before and always liked the interface and application but always had problems with the maps. When I saw the "Go" come out, I was hoping that they had switched to NAVTEQ data, but apparently not.

While most GPS devices have the same underpinning hardware technology, whether a GPS navigation system works or not really depends on the navigation software -- and Tomtom's GO in-car system is perhaps the best because its software is accurate, easy to...

For the price, it's a lot cheaper and more flexible than in-car systems. I have used Garmin and Navman units and whilst this unit is good, it could be better. Main gripes..

(updated 9/10/2004)