TomTom Car Sat Nav GO Classic 2nd (5 inch, with Traffic information, speed cam alert trial, Europe Map updates included, updates via WiFi, Moving Lane Guidance, integrated reversible mount)

I have an 11 year old Honda Accord, 2 litre vetec, inclusive of Sat Nav. 5 years ago the mapping went black although verbal directions were as normal. 2 months later it suddenly came back and remained perfect until recently when it failed again (fortunately at the end of a journey where I didn't need it!) Having contacted a Honda main dealer near me, I was informed that it would have to undergo tests on a special peice of equipment which would cost £156 plus parts or replacement, dependant upon findings. I poiltely declined the said offer and bought this little beauty for £129!. I spent another £14.99 on a dashboard mat to stick it on and placed it in the cavity where the old sat nav is housed. It is brilliant. I am in my 80's and am some what short of the nous of a 10 year old when it comes to technology. However, after getting over a short lived panic attack, I decided to follow the initial set up instructions which led me to the mapping. I then started pressing buttons on screen and very quickly I realised how flipping simple it is to acquire the info needed plus a lot more. There are negative reviews on here regarding this product. I would respectfully suggest some maybe frivolous and others genuingly in awe of what 'difficult to understand without pages full of usually complicated instructions' really means. A bit of common sense is all that is really required and this little beauty will serve all needs in navigation! It comes with a usb lead which you insert into a cigarette lighter adapter, and for anybody still struggling the other end into back of Sat Nav and if you have a Samsung phone, you can use that to save having to move it wherever you go. You can also purchase a hard case to keep it safe. All in all a really worthwhile buy and very good value. If you need one. Buy it!

I love these little TomToms - the last one died of old age. Slight issue with attaching to the windscreen but the satnav itself is brilliant.

Decent sat nav at a reasonable price. Third TomTom I’ve owed and they don’t disappoint. Clear 6 inch screen and very easy to set up. Mapping is accurate and instructions clear. Would be 5 * if, for ease of use, TomTom could place the charging socket at the base of the unit rather than on the back. Also similarly with the on /off button. Perhaps locate on side of unit. Minor gripes but overall would recommend.

In car satnav packed up but got this and it works perfectly, better than the on car one as it updates when on wifi so doesn't try to take you the wrong way due to road changes.

A very good sat nav for when my Google Maps doesn’t work because there’s no signal on the cellular network. Easy to use and good volume.

Best Sat Nav Ive Had

Back in 2017 I purchased a TomTom Satnav and had been using it without issue. That was until this year when TomTom decided to stop supporting it meaning that the maps were out of date and i found it was no longer telling me of delays. Now, that is a pretty terrible decision for consumers essentially bricking a fairly expensive piece of hardware but up until then it had been great so i decided to upgrade....(you can tell where this is going). The new one is terrible! here are just some issues i have with it: - The UI is exactly the same, which of itself is no bad thing but seeing as i had been forced to upgrade because my old model was no longer supported , is somewhat galling. - The speed camera service that used to be free is now a subscription that costs, at the time of writing costs £34.99 a year because i guess yachts do not pay for themselves. - After setting a location and planning a route, the screen will randomly zoom out to cover about 10% of the entire country while driving making it impossible to read the screen unless i pull over and reset the route. This happens 4 to 5 times a week. - The previous model had a magnetic lock that made it easy to detach from the holder. The new one has a crap ball socket which does not click into place so you cannot tell if it is locked into place or not resulting in it falling off mid drive several times. All in all, you would be better off using Google maps on your phone, Not only is it free, but it is more user friendly. I will not be buying a TomTom produce again

I bought this TomTom sat nav from you recently, and I’ve started to notice some issues with it. Yesterday the device kept turning itself off unexpectedly, and then it took around 15 minutes before it came back on again. This has happened more than once, and it’s becoming a real problem. At the moment, I rely on the sat nav for what I’m doing, so the constant shutting down is affecting my work and causing delays. It’s not something I expected from a device I purchased so recently, and it’s making it difficult to use it properly. I’ve checked the basics on my end, but the issue is still happening. Because of this, I’m reaching out to ask for support in resolving the problem. I would appreciate it if you could look into this for me and advise on the next steps, whether that’s a repair, replacement, or another solution. Thank you for your help.

What a headache, it has no Aussie maps so I bought maps but they won’t download onto the device I should just return it

Très bien, bon GPS de qualité à prix raisonnable. Pratique et facile d'utilisation. Content ce cet achat

El TomTom GO Classic Lite de 6” es de esos dispositivos que no intentan impresionar con artificios, sino que van directamente a lo importante: llevarte de un punto A a un punto B sin complicaciones. Nada más sacarlo de la caja se nota que está pensado para quien quiere un GPS tradicional, fiable y fácil de usar, sin depender del móvil ni de aplicaciones externas. Pantalla grande y clara, incluso a pleno sol Uno de sus grandes puntos fuertes es la pantalla de 6 pulgadas. Es amplia, luminosa y se lee muy bien, tanto de día como de noche. Los mapas se ven claros, con los carriles bien diferenciados y las indicaciones de giro fáciles de entender. Si te cuesta leer pantallas pequeñas o simplemente quieres echar un vistazo rápido sin distraerte demasiado, este tamaño se agradece muchísimo. Navegación sin líos El funcionamiento es muy intuitivo. En pocos minutos ya sabes moverte por los menús, introducir direcciones o guardar lugares frecuentes. Las rutas se calculan rápido y las instrucciones de voz son claras y naturales. No abruma con opciones innecesarias: todo está donde esperas que esté, algo que se valora especialmente si no te llevas bien con la tecnología. Tráfico y avisos que realmente ayudan Aunque sea la versión “Lite”, cumple bien en el día a día. Los avisos de tráfico y las sugerencias de rutas alternativas ayudan a evitar atascos sin volverte loco con notificaciones constantes. También avisa de límites de velocidad y cambios importantes en la carretera, lo que aporta un extra de tranquilidad, sobre todo en viajes largos o por zonas que no conoces. Ideal para quien quiere un GPS de los de siempre Este TomTom es perfecto para quien prefiere un dispositivo dedicado en lugar de usar el móvil, ya sea para ahorrar batería, evitar distracciones o no depender de la cobertura. Es un GPS honesto, sin florituras, que cumple con lo que promete: navegación fiable, pantalla grande y manejo sencillo. Conclusión: práctico, cómodo y sin complicaciones El TomTom GO Classic Lite 6” es una muy buena opción si buscas un GPS para coche fácil de usar, con buena visibilidad y que funcione siempre que lo necesites. No pretende ser el más avanzado del mercado, pero sí uno de los más prácticos. Y a veces, eso es justo lo que hace falta.

Goed apparaat , makkelijk bedienbaar, het scherm is wat klein

PERFECT ... :-)