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TomTom GO 930T 4.3-Inch Widescreen Bluetooth Portable GPS Navigator with Traffic Receiver

Date: 2010-05-25 / Catogory: Auto Products / 318 views / 5Comments Post a Comment

  • Drive anywhere in the United States, Canada, or Europe with turn-by-turn spoken instructions, including street names
  • Receives up-to-date traffic information at regular intervals, and automatically adds updates into your routing
  • IQ Routes Technology gives you the fastest route every time by using actual average speeds of travel on your route to calculate your trip rather than only posted speed limits, so you’ll always travel the smartest route
  • With TomTom Map Share technology, you can instantly modify street names, street direction, POIs, road speeds, and turn restrictions on your own device
  • Makes driving even safer with Bluetooth hands-free calling (compatible mobile phone required) and added safety features for easily accessing local emergency providers

Amazon.com Product Description
TomTom’s software means ground-breaking new technology for the ultimate driving experience. Switch on and go right out of the box. Just enter the address on the touchscreen or use voice address entry and start driving anywhere in the United States, Canada, or Europe. TomTom guides you door-to-door with turn-by-turn spoken instructions, including street names. Ground-breaking new technology for the ultimate driving experience. Click t… More >>

TomTom GO 930T 4.3-Inch Widescreen Bluetooth Portable GPS Navigator with Traffic Receiver

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  1. John
    2010/05/26 at 06:41:47

    I have been comparing different GPS units from the different manufactures for quite sometime and I read the reviews on the TomTom Go 930 and decided to go with it.I really like the ease of use and the many features it has to offer.I recommend you check it out for yourself, read the reviews then buy it.I bet your gonna like it. Their customer support is great,a little hold time but other that,very helpful.John
    Rating: 5 / 5

  2. John Galt
    2010/05/26 at 03:45:55

    I owned a Garmin Street Pilot for a number of years (the wider, heavier, clunkier age of “portable” vehicle GPS units), and only decided to get a new device after Garmin would no longer support updates on my device. Reviews had the TomTom “flagship” as being equivalent to that of Garmin. Those must have been stacked reviews funded by ACORN, because I see no comparison.

    TomTom is noticeably lacking in capability w/r/t accurately finding street addresses.

    The Point of Interest (POI) search is terrible. It does not allow distant radial searches (50-100 miles) to the extent of the Garmin.

    I have come across many small annoying things. For instance, Garmin’s capability to search restaurants by type was a nice plus when in an unfamiliar locale. This feature is absent in a TomTom. The search features are poor. Browsing the map from the current location is tricky and poorly executed in compaarison to the Garmin I once had.

    The voice garbles sometimes (frequently at very inopportune navigation moments – overload? processor speed? OS? – I have no idea.). I never heard this glitch in the Garmin.

    The screen is almost unreadable in some lighting conditions.

    A tipping point in selecting to purchase it was it’s supposedly capability to receive live traffic updates. Only after I had subscribed to their service did they let me know that my Blackberry was unsupported as a Bluetooth interface. Total waste of money. Thanks for letting me know up front you scoundrels. I should have sent it back then, but instead, thought “Oh, this is probably the only bad thing. All the other features, performance, etc. should be as good or better than what I had before.” WRONG!

    This TomTom unit is one of the worst electronics purchases I ever made. Save yourself the pain and buyers’ remorse and get a Garmin or a Magellan – or something else… ANYTHING else. TomTom is a ripoff company.

    I might toss this in the garbage and go back to my ancient Garmin or use it to sight in my rifle. What a waste of money this was.

    Rating: 2 / 5

  3. Dome Ratanawong
    2010/05/26 at 03:12:31

    Tom tom had abandoned previous year useful, friendly application and large hard drive. Very disappointed with my 930T, inaccurate and cant even find

    the major discount warehouse in Southern California. With proper address still led us opposite way.

    More appointment of buying online return policy.Be beware of hefty restocking and mailing charges. Stick with well known major discount warehouses.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  4. Jorge Gutierrez
    2010/05/26 at 02:53:50

    Despues de usarlo por 3 semanas, encontre un problema con los parlantes cuando se expone al sol por largos periodos, se queda mudo, y se arregla solo cuando esta frio. pero no ha sucedido de nuevo.

    la coneccion del telefono es buena aunque necesita mas volumen ya que cuando manejas aun con las ventanas serradas hay ruido, pero funciona bien, yo diria que la pueden mejorar conectandolo al FM, con eso uno escucha las llamadas atravez de los parlantes del carro.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  5. Michael Lallemont
    2010/05/26 at 01:42:56

    I would love to review the TomTom 930, which I ordered, but Amazon sent me a 730T. The only option was for me to send the unit back, get a refund and wait for the 930 to become available and re-order one and then hope that they get the order right the next time. As far as the unit itself, it works great except for some of the maps not being as correct as my Garmin unit. Instead of telling me to make u-turns at appropriate places, it wants me to take a right, then three lefts. Also, the lane guidance is a much hyped feature that you’ll never see. At least I’ve never seen it driving around many complicated intechanges in Dallas, TX.

    Rating: 3 / 5

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