Some good points:
– the 4.3″ screen is nice, and I would recommend this screen size over the 3.5″ models.
– the set-up is relatively easy (which was great since the instruction manual is a joke!).
– TomTom has a pretty cool website (TomTom HOME) for you to use to get necessary updates your GPS, download accessories, etc.
Some bad points”
– the instruction manual is a joke. Thankfully, I had a vague sense of what to do because I’d used a GPS once before.
– the car adapter plugs in to the bottom of the unit in a way that is a bit unwieldy and awkward.
– you can only get the street names spoken with the computer-generated voice. If you chose any of the more human-sounding voices, the street name function will not work.
– whenever you download a new map or map update, you lose your saved favorites. You have to manually re-enter them or save the file from before you updated.
– it took forever for me to figure out how to cancel a destination once I was already en-route. Since there is no help in the instruction manual, I just had to start pressing areas of the screen to get the device to take me to the right menu screen! Read More ยป
