tomtom 130 | TomTom 1EE0.052.02 ONE 130S 3.5-Inch Touchscreen Portable GPS Navigator

Portable, easy, TomTom fixed speaker volume | TomTom 1EE0.052.02 ONE 130S 3.5-Inch Touchscreen Portable GPS Navigator - Clamshell Package

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	• TomTom 1EE0.052.02 ONE 130S 3.5-Inch Touchscreen Portable GPS Navigator - Clamshell Package TomTom TomTom average customer review:based on 52 reviews view larger image
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Tom Tom 130

works great....next one I will get their model with text to speech...works better for me

tomtom 130

My first GPS. At first, I tested it and it did not get me home. Then I took a real trip to Dayton Ohio. I think it was too complicated. It got me there but I thought I was going around in circles. When I changed the route, it immediately recovered. I punched in my friends address and it wanted me to go right by for another mile. I don't think you can rely on it completely. It gets you close but no cigar. When I'm going somewhere, I always get a map just to make sure. It took me right by my hotel in Columbus Indiana. Fortunately I could see it.

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Portable, easy, TomTom fixed speaker volume

I like the Easyport Mount. It's much better than an additional clunky thing to pack when bringing your GPS along through the airport.

The GPS itself works just fine -- regular TomTom. I do find the computer generated voice (required to speak street names) harder to understand than Garmin's.

My initial 130S had the volume too soft problem. What finally did it for me was when I discovered that adjusting the volume made no difference to actually what came out of the speaker for the computer generated voices. It did affect the pre-recorded voices, but not the one you're paying the extra $50 for. TomTom issued an RMA and exchanged it for a new unit. This one works properly and can in fact be cranked up to be too loud.

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Great GPS

This was one of the best purchases that I have ever made. A lot of people complained about the mounting kit and volume of the GPS. The mounting kit is better than any other mounting kit. Just put it on your window and turn it to tighten. It's rock solid. The disk they give you for the dash will not stick but that's nothing that some double stick tape will take care of. The volume of the GPS is fine. I think that people have issues because under the Volume preferences menu gives the option to "Link volume to car speed." Maybe that is where people are having problems? I really like this Tom Tom because it's small and compact. It get's the job done and at a great price. If you need more options I'd upgrade to a higher version of a Tom Tom. For a "Beginner" GPS it has all of the essentials. Points of interest, easy to use and get's me from point A to point B.

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Great GPS

I love having a GPS; this one is a really good GPS for the money.
I like:
1) It doesn't go crazy when you deviate from the route - it just recalculates.
2) Choice of voices, even without going online
3) Lots of points of interest
4) Easy to use
5) On major roads, it not only displays your speed, but also the speed limit, highlights red when you're 4+ miles over the limit, and displays your ETA - recalculating all the time.
I'm not crazy about:
1) It doesn't speak road names (not worth extra $ for this feature, though, for what I need)
2) It seems to do some strange routing at times.

Overall, if you need a basic inexpensive GPS, this is it.

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portable GPS satellite navigation unit with built-in antenna * 3.5" color (320 x 240 pixels) touchscreen control * 5 millions points of interest * text-to-speech technology lets voice prompts announce road names over the built-in speaker * allows user to edit some aspects of built-in maps and/or report suggested changes to TomTom *