Tomtom TOM TOM ONE WE V3 Car GPS Receiver

Pros: Simple to program and use, good graphics, and excellent touch screen technology.

Cons: Map updates can be costly, many optional features not available without compatible phone.

The Bottom Line: Never drive stressed again. No looking for addresses or GETTING LOST! Even if you miss a road, tomtom reconfigures the route and takes the worry out of driving.

Review: So, I’m visiting Washington DC with a group of coworkers and draw the short straw to drive the rental car. After a week of backseat advice, missed exits, merges, and onramps, I have developed a strange tick and growl a lot. At that point I vowed to ...

Pros: Easy to use, lots of changeable preferences, easy to update, great price

Cons: Not enough POI’s, unable to add multiple stops to route

The Bottom Line: Great product for the price. I am thinking about buying one for my mom.

Review: I bought this TomTom to replace a broken Mio DigiWalker. I decided to go with TomTom because of the brand name being so popular among GPS users. I still have not decided which one I like better.There are a lot of differences between the two, both good ...

Pros: Its like an electronic Yellow Pages for your car.

Cons: "Final Destination" isn't always an exact bulls eye.

The Bottom Line: Considering its various uses and low price - the Pros far out weigh the cons.

Review: There are some really good reviews of the Tomtom One 3rd Edition USA version here on Epinions so I'll try not to repeat what is already written. Here are a couple things I like about the One 3rd Ed. I also agree with some of the gripes - but can offer a ...

Pros: I'll never get lost again - I wish I had it earlier.

Cons: Missing streets, missing POI's

The Bottom Line: Get it! What do you have to lose? It certainly won't be your way! This GPS will get you where you need to go.

Review: For our spring break trip we are headed to Orlando, FL. I hate driving and not knowing where I am going - I get frantic! So this year I decided to skip all the panic and anxiousness and get a GPS device. I have researched them for over a year and even ...

Pros: Very accurate

Cons: Sometimes the points of interest really aren't by you

The Bottom Line: Great first GPS. It has been 99% accurate, and I don't think yahoo is even that accurate.

Review: My husband is on the road constantly for work and is always calling me having me look up how to get from point A to point B so I decided to get him a GPS for Christmas. I didn't want to spend a lot because I wasn't sure if he would even want it so when I ...

Pros: PRICE, durability, and ease of use.

Cons: Small Screen.

The Bottom Line: More of a 4.5, but only because of the small screen

Review: As a student with a budget, price played a huge factor in choosing a GPS. This GPS is not the greatest thing, but it gets the job done. I've used it very consistently for over half a year now, whether it's looking for a new shopping center, or looking ...

Pros: Inexpensive. Slim.

Cons: With the small display it's hard to type while driving.

Review: I received the Tom Tom One 3rd Edition for Christmas this year. It does everything that I want out of GPS...It tells me where to go! I live in a small town and when i visit the big city i used to sort through printed out google maps/driving directions. ...

Pros: Easy to set compact, will fit in the pocket

Cons: New mapping costs 50% of a new unit

Review: Generally a good buy, but support is not very good. I had more help to sort out a problem from Halfords were I got it from. I know that latest maps are included but next year when you want to upgrade to latest maps the cost is approx £55. Its the old ...

Pros: Shows all road names properly

Cons: No personal POIs; poor customer service;manual inaccurate; can't find answers to questions.

The Bottom Line: Check into other devices before buying this; Garmin may be better.

Review: The ONE will get you from Point A to Point B - in some cases. For starters, it doesn't know where I live; it places my house a full half mile from where it really is. That makes me wonder what else is wrong. I want to make a trip to Longwood Gardens, ...

Pros: Lots of features for the price point

Cons: Battery Life, Sloooow voice commands when you need it most.

The Bottom Line: I can't recommend the TomTom as I find it difficult to program, add via points and reroute due to traffic.

Review: My impression of the TomTom 3rd Edition (US) after living with it for a total of 4 months and approx. 10k miles driving in 5 states is shall we say "unimpressed". This is due in part to the limited storage and no SD card slot. I have also found the ...