The 4.3 inch screen guarantees drivers a clear view of the screen, whilst ensuring a stress free and safer journey on the road. Thanks to the enlarged screen drivers will have a... more
convenience of the EasyPortTM mounting solution and wide-screen display, TomTom XL 2nd Edition provides a smart portable navigation solution. Now included with 12 month...
convenience of the EasyPortTM mounting solution and wide-screen display, TomTom XL 2nd Edition provides a smart portable navigation solution. Now included with 12 month...
ratcheting system to accommodate any Sat Nav or GPS with maximum dimensions of 146mm Width, 50mm depth and 84mm Height. Minimum Width of device needs to be 106mm for the device to be secured in the suction holder. The fully adjustable, click on main holder capsule has a clear, sliding polycarb display area allowing a photograph or image to be placed behind your device. The clamp arms on the unit can be adjusted and locked at any position using a press/lock button at the base of the unit. Dimensions: Fully Adjustable Main Holder 106mm to 146mm Width Adjustment.
foils. This display protection foil excels by the highest, crystal-clear transparency (over 99%) as well as by an absolute scratch resistance (pencil hardness: 3H).This display protection foil is also tailored to the respective display respecting the fit factor and the exact contours and is assembled dryly as all the foils available with us.Ultra clear andcompletely transparent, transparency over 99%Position can suit on-site conditions at any timeMultiplereusability, washableRejecting dirt and grease, reduces fingerprintsScratch resistant surface, hard coating with 3H pencil hardnessCrystal-clearcolorfast reproductionComfortable writing- touch screen optimizedRemovable without residueat any time even after yearsEasy installation -100% free of blisters mountablewith cleaned displayBorder adhesion andaccurate cuttingare guaranteed - including latchSensational adhesive qualities by specialsilicone bonding layer- no glue!Repairs scratched surfaces- small scratches are filled out and eliminated by the sticking stratum (Silicone stratum)Guaranteedquality processingby use of most modern high-precision engineering´sExtreme long service life- according to manufacturer recommendation a change of the foil is not necessaryScope of supply:1 foil / 1 foil set1 assembly instructionsYou receive one display protection foil for each display for devices with several displays (e.g. interior and exterior display).
access to your device in an attractive; streamlined package. The Gomadic Windshield Mount promotes reliability along with style and ease. The Bean Bag&Windshield Auto Holder is also the only mount on the market with a lifetime warranty and keeps you in touch on even the longest road trip. Here are just some of the highlights of this holder.
devices; the Rapid Car / Auto Charger can charge all of your mobile devices on your daily commute with only one cord. Custom designed to safely meet the needs of any nomadic professional; Gomadic Rapid Charger provides a versatile solution to the confusing mass of cords taking up space in your glove compartment; allowing you to safely focus on the road. In addition; this product; like all Gomadic products; is backed by a lifetime warranty.
damaging your vents, when used properly. It's the perfect travel companion. This solution is designed for use only with vehicle's having horizontal air vent louvres. Fully removable in car air vent mount with swivel&tilt function. Suitable for the TOMTOM ONE XL version 1 Regional&Europe Traffic. Alternative mount for your TomTom GPS includes a breakthrough in mounting technology - swivel air vent pedestal and the Dual T to adapter plate.
ONE XL widescreen GPS SatNav Systems. Regional&Europe versions. Lever release clear 70mm suction cup on an 8cm arm. Supplied with the holder - ready to go just slide your TomTom on. Left to Right&Up / Down adjustment with thumb screw tightening to hold position. Use on the windscreen or as a dash mount with an adhesive dash disc or friction mount (not supplied). The first of our NEW Basics Range, bringing you all the basic features you need to keep TomTom ready for use at an affordable price.
life Navitech is very well known in the industry for always producing very high quality cases for its customers Email us if you have any further questions Under a full Navitech lifetime warranty and a full no quibble returns policy
to a saver mode to prevent overcharging and short circuit Led light, CE, FE Certified and ROSH, 1.2 meter long cable Very high quality 1 amp charger built to charge quickly and efficiently Will fit perfectly into your car charger socket with a tight strong fit with very high connectivity Full 12 month warranty and no quibble returns policy
quality mains charger With cut off circuit power feed when your Navigation has reached full capacity charge (overcharge protection) Not a cheap chinese alternative this charger is genuine and realiable 1.2m cable, black Under a full 12 month warranty and a full no quibble returns policy
Car Navigation System - Fixed Monitor - 16:9 Monitor - with Traffic Message Channel, without Traffic Message Channel - with Touchscreen - with Voice Control
A review by thewedge on TomTom ONE XL Europe January 6th, 2008
Author's product rating:
Reliability
Excellent
Ease of Use
Simple
Look & Feel
Good
Battery life
Satisfactory
Value for Money
Excellent
Advantages:
Good build quality, easy to use
Disadvantages:
Doesn't always find the best route
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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Having put off buying a sat nav for a few years now I decided to finally take the plunge!
I've always preferred road maps to be honest as I find it gives you a clue about where you are going before the journey as opposed to just following a computer.
However, after doing to European trips last year I can promise you it is easier to do things abroad with a sat nav!
I waited for the sales to come around after Christmas and had a quick look around at various types. There are so many different ones around that it is quite hard to know what to go for.
Tom Tom have always seemed to have a good reputation and a few friends had them so this seemed the logical way to go (mainly because if I got stuck with it I could ring them). What initially confused me was the fact TomTom do different levels of service with the units which mean some can receive traffic updates and some can't (be aware if you get one that can do traffic updates it needs a mobile phone to connect to via bluetooth!).
I plumped for this unit (One XL Europe) because the XL comes in the widescreen format which, having used a standard TomTom One on my last European trip, I found quite small (the screen is only 3.5" across. The wider screen is just easier to glance at I've found.
I paid £154 for mine from Halfords and I couldn't find any shops doing them any cheaper.
Upon getting home and opening the box its all well packaged and you are greeted with the unit on the top in a clear protective plastic case. Also in the box is a car charger, car mount, USB cable (will charge the unit from the USB connection on your PC) and a quick start guide/installation CD.
The actual unit is quite light (lighter than I thought it would be) but the plastic on it appears to be of good quality and feels like it could withstand the ruff and tubmbles of being thrown around in a glovebox.
On the base of it is the USB connection and an SD memory card slot to allow for upgrades etc.
Upon installing the software (which was very straight forward) it immediately found an update for the unit which I was impressed with and it downloaded staight away for me. However, the software immediately froze which didn't give me much confidence in it (I'm running Windows Vista so it could be a fault with the software). After a quick restart though everything was tickety-boo!
The software allows you to update everything on the sat nav (voices, maps etc) and is easy to use. The only downside of the software I have found is that in order to plan routes you have to have the sat nav turned on in order to do so. I think it would be easier to be able to plan and save certain routes then upload them later but hey ho!
When turning the sat nav on you are greeted with the TomTom welcome screen that takes around 5 seconds to go. From here (depending on how you set it up) you either go straight to the navigation screen or password screen (set up via the software to stop anyone else turning it on and using it). The screen is bright and clear and displays GPS signal strength, distance to go and how long it will take to arrive at your destination as well as the relevant times (i.e. arriving in 4.35 hours at 20:00). The road names are easy to read which is a bonus and the touch screen is set at just the right sensitivity so only requires a gentle tap rather than a stab.
The main menu is accessed by tapping the actual map (centre of screen) and there are three pages in all. Page one incorporates "navigate to", "find alternative", "help" (for finding hospitals etc), "add favourite" and "change preferences. The help function is a clever idea I think, how often I'll use it we'll see though (hopefully never!).
Page two shows "prepare route", "browse map", "map corrections", "manage phones" and "itinerary planning". Map corrections is handy as every now and again I've seen the unit try and send me one way believing the street you are going down is one way. This function allows you to alter things like this and does come in handy.
Page three is probably the least useful bar one button. It starts off with "TomTom traffic", "plus services", "clear route" (the useful one!), "view route" (useless if you're doing a 500 mile journey as it shows the whole thing which on a small screen is rubbish) and finally "guided tours". Guided tours is useful for figuring out how to use the sat nav as it's all interactive, and let's be honest, that's how people learn the best.
The unit picks up satellites within a minute (unless indoors when it takes 4-5 mins) and starts to work quickly and effectively which is why we buy these things.
The voices on the unit are loud and clear and at full volume really do make you stand to attention.
Overall I am more than happy with the unit and believe that it's worth the £150 I paid for it. Why anyone would want to spend nearly £300 on one of their top models I don't know because they are still (at the end of the day) just a sat nav. I don't need one that works as a bluetooth hands free kit as well!
Would I recommend one to a friend, simply, yes.
The only downsides I have found is that the manual is on CD which I think for all manufacturers is just a way of cutting costs but that's why things like this are getting cheaper so I shouldn't moan really. Also it doesn't always find the quickest route (despite being set in that mode). For instance, when playing around I was driving home and told it to navigate me there. Instead of just going straight down the main road, right and then left in to my street, it told me to take the right two turns before, down to the end, left, first left, right then left, then right in to my street!!!!! God knows why, maybe it just wanted to see the surrounding area! Perhaps this is something that it will learn from more use (hopefully).
The unit is very straight forward so I haven't actually read the manual. In the packaging is a quick start guide but again, I haven't read it because everything is so straight forward.
Advantages: fast, upgradeable, reliable, robust, costumisable, portable and much more Disadvantages: confuses speeds at times, battery power loss while switched off
...that should be relatively cheap TomTom wants to charge a fortune...anyway that another subject not the devices fault lol. hope this helps you guys make your mind up ...BUY IT you won't regret it ...but be aware is not perfect ...most things are not perfect anyway....just put John Clees voice and you'll be happy PLEASE if you took the time to read, spend one ,more second and rate it. ...
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Advantages: Large Screen, easy to follow, clear display Disadvantages: battery life
The Tom Tom ONE XL Europe is one of the easiest car navigation devices to use. It is mostly self explainatry but if you are unsure how to use it, the manual is very specific and very easy to understand. In my opinion the actual software that is installed on it is excellent. When driving, it is easy to follow all of the instruction that are being said by the automated voice. The one concern with this product is the very short battery life and sometimes, ... ...to install updates, the system gets stuck and freezes. It has to be reset for it to function properly again and then it takes up to ten minutes!! There are many options that you can choose when planning your route so you drive the route that is most suitable for you. Other than the one disadvantage, it is a very good car navigation system. ...
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Advantages: Simple to use, very accurate Disadvantages: Short battery life
This was bought for me as a present because Ihave to travel for work alot, generally at night and I cannot believe I managed for so long with only a road atlas.
The setup was quick and easy and was literally ready to use out of the box. Programming journeys can be by postcode or street name and so far I have not had a destination not found. The map is very clear either in 2D or 3D mode which I believe is a benefit of the large screen. The voice ... ...a vast array of points of interest such as petrol stations, cash machines and rest stops etc, all vital when on long runs!
Unfortunately the battery life is not great but the in-car charger has a long lead which is easily tucked out of the way behind dashboard panels. Connection to a PC with internet can be used to obtain further voices and POI as well as firmware updates. The next test will be using it across Europe... ...
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Advantages: good value for money, dependable Disadvantages: limited battery life without use of the charger
The Tom Tom ONE XL Europe is, in my opinion, a very good way of getting around. For someone who has a terrible sense of direction and a distinct inability to read maps and road signs this is an essential. I found it easy to use, with straightforward menu's and instructions and clear audio to ensure I wasn't distracted from the road. Always a bonus!!! It looks good, isn't intrusive on your screen and gets you to your destination safely. I didn't think ...
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Advantages: Cheap, All the Features of the Standard One but with a Larger Screen Disadvantages: Battery Life. Does not Always Find the Best Route
...you know and let the TomTom take you from their. See downside point 2.
2. Points of interest - Can include anything from restuarants & cinenas to your local funeral dirctor - Many free sites to download from.
3. Speed camera details.
4. Speedo - My 2002 Mondeo underclocks by about 10% and I've only just noticed so I can now get everywhere 10% quicker without worrying about speeding - This is Great news.
5. Updates from TomTom webside including ... ...area you know then let TomTom do the rest. This will save you hours of stress wondering why you've just driven in a huge circle.
2. The beep to tell you that you are speeding. Yes I know - Turn it off.
3. Being continually told to stay right at every junction on a motorway. Please. You only need to say when to get off. Don't think there is much you can do about this and trust be it really starts to be annoying on a long journey.
4. Battery Life ...
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Advantages: large good quality TFT LCD touch screen, very simple to use, Disadvantages: is more expensive
...We recently purchased this TomTom which is the first one I have had, my husband has a Navman which seems overly complex. We travel fairly frequently and I have a pretty poor map reading ability (I got within 80 miles of London once before realising I was heading the wrong direction; the trip was to Scotland from the midlands) I can always find my way home but getting there is another matter.
Why the TomTomONEXLEurope?
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We chose the Europe package as we tend to do more travelling there rather than more exotic places as we can take the dog now. we prefer to keep her with us when we can rather than kennel her and I don?t much like the thought of her being stowed in...
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Advantages: Clear, easy, functional, usable - excellent Disadvantages: Very little.
...doesn?t look like some half-arsed after-market add-on. If you already own your car, or are buying a second-hand motor that doesn?t already have a system fitted, then your options are the selection Halfords, not to mention any decent automotive website, have to offer you ? and they start from as little as £99.99.
I wouldn?t recommend buying the cheapest unless you are desperate for electronic guidance and have a limited budget, but you don?t have to spend much more than that to get yourself a decent Sat Nav device.
The best-selling device on the market is TomTom and it?s not that hard to see why. Having spent some time with the OneXLEurope, a replacement for an aged BlueMedia Satellite Navigation device, I have been amazed at how quick and easy the device is to set up and use. The first thing that strikes you is that, unlike TomTom...
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Advantages: Dont get lost again!!! Disadvantages: None I have found yet!
...The boring facts 1st.......
Technical Specifications:
High sensitivity GPS chipset.
32MB RAM-CPU 266MHz
4.3inch full TFT colour LCD touch screen (480x272 pixels. 64,000 colours).
Internal Lithium-lon battery (2 hours operation).
119mm x 86mm x 27mm, 208 grams.
Operating temperature -10 to +55 0c.
What comes with this sat nav.
TomTomOneXL device.
Memory card (SD card).
Windscreen holder.
USB Car Charger and USB cable.
TomTom Home software.
Product code card.
Documentation.
I bought this TomTom as every time I have to go somewhere that I'm not familiar with I get lost!
It cost me £299, which is a lot of money, but as it has the speed camera's on it, it helps me keep a clean licence, so to me its well worth the money. You can get them cheaper if you don't want the camera's on it, but as this was a treat to me I...
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The 4.3 inch screen guarantees drivers a clear view of the screen, whilst ensuring a stress free and safer journey on the road. Thanks to the enlarged screen drivers will have a better overview of the road ahead with more streets and information on display. The TomTom ONE XL also comes pre-installed with TomTom Safety Cameras to further encourage safe driving and offers easy access to traffic information through TomTom Traffic.
Car Navigation System - Fixed Monitor - 16:9 Monitor, 4:3 Monitor - with Traffic Message Channel, without Traffic Message Channel - with Touchscreen - without Voice Control, with Voice Control