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tom tom
so many on the market so which offrs exceptional value and worthwhile extras (like lane guidance)
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'Keep right' so as not to go into a parking layby ???
Doesnt tell me to keep right to go over a flyover and not off the main road
Doesnt tell me to 'bear right' when main road bears left but my destination is right.
Doesnt seem to accept any road corrections I put in - i.e. new roundabouts
I tend to look at the dispaly rather than use the voice but it can get confused on roundabouts
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'Keep right' so as not to go into a parking layby ???
Doesnt tell me to keep right to go over a flyover and not off the main road
Doesnt tell me to 'bear right' when main road bears left but my destination is right.
Doesnt seem to accept any road corrections I put in - i.e. new roundabouts
I tend to look at the dispaly rather than use the voice but it can get confused on roundabouts
Weigh it up !!!
Lane guidance is very hit and miss. It often tells you to keep right on motorways and dual carriageways when what it actually means is don't turn left into the slip road.
They are good for getting you to your exact destination if you are unsure, but you are far better off knowing roughly where you are going and ignoring it if it tells you something stupid.
For that, I would say the cheapest TomTom is just as good as the most expensive. They all use the same software after all.
They are good for getting you to your exact destination if you are unsure, but you are far better off knowing roughly where you are going and ignoring it if it tells you something stupid.
For that, I would say the cheapest TomTom is just as good as the most expensive. They all use the same software after all.