TomTom ONE LE

Pros: Small, clear screen, self correcting, pleasant human sounding voice, haven't got lost yet.

Cons: Small screen. Weak window mount. Still hasn't updated the A-10 black-cat roundabout. (over a year)

The Bottom Line: Perfect for those who want a fully functional GPS without all the redundant gizmos. Great price too.

Review: This is my first GPS, and I love it. I've had it about six months and it has opened up the world for my family.
When we would take a road-trip, it involved my husband driving while I used a paper map to navigate.
Hubby would get frustrated...

Pros: Small, several charging means

Cons: Points of interest and map graphics.

The Bottom Line: Great buy for the money. Great for personal use, not much on professional needs however.

Review: I have used several GPS units, from a GPS engine on a laptop to Garmin and Philips in-dash units and dash mount units.

I picked up the Tomtom One on QVC during one of their specials for $299.00. This came with a carrying case, power kit...

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: Tiny, surprisingly easy-to-use, optional bluetooth connectivity

Cons: Definitely not intended for a pro-traveller, that needs complex map information all the time.

The Bottom Line: This device will improve the life of any driver. Gives confidence, information, and computer-like abilities...with a rock-bottom price

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This is my first GPS navigation device, and I did some heavy research before purchasing. Even though this is one of the cheapest units available, it still provides about 80% of the features found in devices that are...

Pros: Nice and small, some cute features (like celebrity voices)

Cons: No night dimming, low resolution maps, more difficult to program than others.

Review: I've had the tom tom One for about a week and have decided to return it. I have a magellan 2200 that didn't have some of the features that the TOM TOM had so I tried it. I live in Utah and the map didn't have many of the streets in developments that...

Pros: 1. Works right out of the box 2. Inexpensive

Cons: Map routes and points of interest could be much better/updated.

The Bottom Line: If you want to buy your mother/father a nice, simple to use unit to come see the grandkids, buy one, otherwise do your homework.

Review: If you are a casual traveler looking for a unit to get you from point "a" to point "b" via the main freeways and expressways, this unit will do the trick "right-out-of-the-box". However, if you are a weary road warrior, looking for purely the...

Pros: Accurate Easy to set up

Cons: Battery Life

The Bottom Line: This is a very accurate and user friendly GPS device. I would recommend it to anyone.

Review: How do you test a new GPS? Easy, I live on a street that is less than 2 years old. And out of all the GPS's I have tried, Magellen, Garmin, and others, This is the Only one to have my street on the map. That is what I think is the easiest way to...

Pros: Compact, light-weight, fast, and highly accurate.

Cons: No text-to-speech so it cannot read street names--who needs it anyways.

The Bottom Line: I think this ONE is one of the compact, simple, and accurate GPS navigation systems available today.

Review: It has been almost a month since my wife bought me this TomTom ONE New Edition GPS Navigation System and I only have good things to say about this. The ONE has come in to existence because of the high demand recently for portable navigation...