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The TomTom ONE XL boasts a large, easy-to-read 4.3" color widescreen touch display that makes navigation easy on your mind and your eyes. This portable navigator comes preloaded with maps of the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico. The ONE is ready to navigate right out of the box - future map updates are covered with new Secure DigitalTM (SD) cards or downloads from TomTom, so you won't have to worry about your maps going out of date.
Enter your destination on the ONE XL's touchscreen, and it will guide you with turn-by-turn voice prompts. You have the option of 2-D or 3-D map view, and the choice of 55 different voices for spoken guidance. You can even add celebrity voice prompts that are available for paid download from TomTom. You can choose the quickest or shortest route, elect to avoid toll roads or interstates, or use multi-destination programming to find the fastest way to run all your errands in one trip.
For extra safety, you can program the ONE to tell you when you're going over the posted speed limit. The voice guidance can be set to increase in volume with your car's velocity, and a compass mode adds a compass to the display for easier navigation. The lightweight ONE XL is portable too - its built-in battery lets you take it with you when you're on foot.
Plug & Go: Works straight out of the box.
Large 4.3" touchscreen: provides greatly expanded view of your surrounding area.
Tip Feature: discover everything ONE XL has to offer through useful onscreen tips. |
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 bluetoothless |
| Review Date: January 3, 2010 |
| Reviewer: hman, tx,usa |
I originally owned a magellan maestro which was stolen, so purchased a cheapo, which did the job, but I missed the bluetooth handsfree option on the magellan. I decided to try something different, and heard good things about tomtom, so I purchased a one xl. I realize that sometimes you might get a lemon, but it just seems that there was not much thought into being driver friendly, for example.
Options menu-to many pushes of the button, and will take you back to the map, not the menu if you hit the wrong option and want to go back.
Bluetooth-Is for a wireless data connection, and not for use as a handsfree device, as most people would expect.
Routing-does not have a least use of freeway or fastest route etc. You need to put your route in then do a alternate route, more buttons. It also seems pretty stubborn about routing you back to its original route when you stray from it. I've had problems with the car icon stopping at a point where it wanted me to turn until I proceded a few more blocks, and still tried to route me to the same road even though I was at a position close to my destination. The magellan would automatically route you to whatever route you took before, and didn't try to re-route you on every cross street.
Destination-It tells you when you reached your destination, but it doesn't tell you what side of the road its on, which has left me in the middle of the road gawking at strip mall signs.
Voice option-it's not in the manual,but you have to use the computer option voice for it to announce street names. Also the car icon will not change unless you are in the 3d mode. Out of the other 2 gps's I had, the tomtom would rank third on routing and poi's. If your looking for a good mid price range gps bluetooth, get the magellan.
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No More Lost In Space
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| Review Date: December 21, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Cris Matthews, |
My husband is one of those guys who resists asking directions. We carry maps, to which he refers, but in general, he ultimately shouts about the street we can't locate on a two-year old map. And when we're out of town with no map...hoo hah!
When this basic TomTom was a Friday deal for $108, it was certainly worth trying. This has been a tremendously good investment for the $108 price. On our 'maiden voyage', we headed for a location about 50 miles north, in what turned out to be a subdevelopment. It took us right to the front door. Boy, were we impressed!
We use American English, which is quite clear and doesn't sound computerized. The maps are clear and all the numbers easy to read. Despite being refurbished, the unit arrived in an original box and looked new--no scratches, marks or any sign of use.
There are limitations. We set directions for two stops from our home. After the second stop, upon touching 'Home', TomTom wanted to take us back to the first destination and then home. The confusion landed us in a very sketchy, completely unfamiliar location. When we finally got to the highway entrance ramp, it was permanently closed, which was not indicated on TomTom.
On another day, TomTom completely blew an address. We were nowhere near where we needed to be, because there are no points of interest as destinations. It is address specific, regardless of the type of destinaton.
This version has no information on traffic patterns or construction. Additionally, when we've encountered tie-ups and exit off the pre-determined path, TomTom reconfigures back to the road just exited, instead of setting an alternate.
We still love our TomTom, and its use has eased a lot of driving stress by alerting us to upcoming turns with specific, advance instruction and repitition. Thinking and attentiveness are still required, since TomTom doesn't drive.
If you're a casual driver, this TomTom is all you need. However, if your life is on the road to unfamiliar places, you may want to upgrade. Actually, the current price of $399 is a little steep for its refurbished state and lack of features. Map upgrades must be purchased. The newest model is $349 with a case on the TomTom site. |
Great product but wish it would stick to the windshield
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| Review Date: November 29, 2009 |
| Reviewer: S. Das, Houston, TX |
| This is a great GPS, very easy to use and get where you need to go. However, the suction cup is not all that great and it keeps falling off my windshield. Also, it takes a long time to find a GPS signal even out on a road with no blockage. Otherwise, I really enjoy this product. |
awsome
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| Review Date: November 18, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Jose M. Guzman, |
| this is a great product. only a slow person cannot understand how to use it. |
make sure that you understand all conditions applied to the purchased product
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| Review Date: October 26, 2009 |
| Reviewer: YUYE TONG, |
| The product itself is a pretty decent and functional GPS if it HAS the most recent maps. One feature that it misses is that it cannot toggle automatically between day and night display modes like the Garmin GPSs do, a feature that I found useful. Most important thing is to make sure that you understand all of the conditions applied to purchasing a refurbished product from TomTom. So call TomTom first before ordering and ask SPECIFICALLY whether or not the 30-day free map-update policy applies to the product that you're interested in. Not all of the refurbished products come with the 30-day free map-update offer (most of them do not) as some of the reviews suggested. I've learned this in a hard way although I'd indeed called before ordering to make sure that there exists a 30-day free map-update policy generally but without asking specifically for this product. The latter was the cause for the trouble that I've been through since no one at TomTom volunteered informing me of the details. But I do give the credit to a manager from TomTom who has offered me a free map update to their 2nd to the last version of map software after I'd escalated the issue to him after having spent much time on the phones and emails. The explanation was that TomTom was bound by the contract they have with the map software company. Their technical assistance is also professional and competent once they have determined that the free map update applies to your purchase. Finally, be aware of the potential issue of disk space for the new version may require more space than available on the product. |
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