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TomTom ONE Consumer Reviews (8 reviews)Write a review of the TomTom ONE! Please share your experiences to help other people choose the product that's best for them. This is a review site, not a forum, so please don't just ask questions. Please do not use swear words or offensive language, and please, no advertising! Reviewed by Dave on 15/03/2011Great little unit, it always picked up a signal, within about 5-10mins tops. Not amazingly feature rich, but much, much more reliable than the 900 series I've got now! Tomtom are by far the most user friendly of all the satnavs I've tried and I would definitely recommend the one to anyone. The only downsides with Tomtom are that they rely on users to update the maps, which is a fiddly process and I can understand why nobody does it, so some newer roads leave Tomtom a little confused. The other downside is that nobody seems to update the petrol stations, or other points of interest and often have I driven on my last drops of fuel to the nearest petrol station, only to find it's a residential area and I'm now without fuel outside a block of flats. Rating:   Reviewed by Rangersloan on 12/06/2010 Use my TomTom One regular for work in uk and have had good experience with the "Western Europe" pack in Belgium and France but was very let down last week with no coverage at all in Western Spain based around Seville and Algarve in Portugal. Feel that unit is not fit for purpose when talking of European motoring, been unable to contact Tom Tom to find other grey areas of performance any other similar experience Rating: Reviewed by mark on 02/09/2008 Just got one 3 weeks ago. [V3 ,which does have route planning with optional stop off points!], very simple, does what it says on the box, if you want easy and functional for less than £100 look no further. My only quibble is the price of the add on's, but if you look hard you can save a fortune on the high street prices.i got a (new) FM traffic updater for £12 RRP £49.99. Rating: Reviewed by Red on 03/04/2008 Very let down by the main review as I bought the Ver 3 unit and found that it now DOES NOT HAVE ITINERY PLANNING...!! :( [Editor's reply: Sorry, Red, the version we reviewed last year did have itinerary planning!] Rating: Reviewed by Roger on 09/07/2007 I borrowed a TomTom ONE, and did a few trips, but wanted TMC. The TomTom TMC options are subscription based (or are after the first year) which I didn't like... Found the Navman F20 + TMC for less than the base TomTom ONE (and the Navman's TMC is free forever). The TMC really makes a difference, wouldn't bother with a SatNav without it... Rating: Reviewed by Darren on 14/06/2007 EXCELLENT. Go for the new slim version. If you are looking to buy one, Ebuyer come up the cheapest. I trawled the internet and they came out cheapest anywhere (Included Google Checkout £10 Discount) Rating: Reviewed by Paul on 01-06-2006 Had the Tom-tom one for a week now and have to say its been worth every penny, super quick satellite pick up and a fast processor for pinpoint accuracy of your location on the map. Menu setup is simple and has some great features also the cradle that fixes to the windscreen has a great build quality and won't break in a hurry unlike some flimsy holders. This is my second sat nav the first being a Navman pin pda in which the build quality was pants and for which I paid £400 for less then 18mths ago, I paid £239 for my Tom-tom one and have just seen it for £219. So if you want a simple to understand sat nav at a great price this is the one for you. Go buy it you won't regret it Rating: Reviewed by Chris Wyatt on 29-05-2006 Superb ..never used one before and was amazed at the speed of the new StarIII chipset and the speed it picks up satellites and holds on to them.....will even pick up signals in the house.... Post-code address and destination setting may lead you astray in country areas but fualtless in towns and cities. For the money and the need for a simple system with SD card for maps ....it cannot be beaten...a good buy for as little at £239.00 now. Rating:
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