TomTom GO 720 Series

Go go gadget go

>FM Transmitter,, Voice address input, Nifty speed camera information ,

Not much really, but erm the price.

If you want a top of the range, quality sat nav Tom Tom GO720's got your number

The latest iteration of the TomTom Go manages to improve on its market-leading predecessor ' making it the best sat-nav we've seen so farâ?¦

Easy to use. Dependable. Customisable. Clever

Volume controls inaccessible. Common?

About the only thing missing from this high-end GPS/satnav device is the high-end price - the TomTom Go 720 retails for £329 inc VAT.

If you can do without the traffic information, the TomTom Go 720 offers all the features you'd expect in a GPS, and then some. The high-quality maps, clear interface, customisation options, and other extras make the device a joy to use. If you're looking

For the ultimate in satellite navigation...

I must apologise if this review has at some points read a little like a big features list, but in order to give you a good idea of just what the TomTom Go 720 can do, it has to. And I haven't covered every single feature here either. Suffice to say, the T...

Satellite navigation with bells, whistles and more

Map sharing service should provide fast updates, Map sharing service should provide fast updates, Lots of extra features, Clear directions

Traffic updates need mobile phone connection, Traffic updates need mobile phone connection

Between the excellent directions and the array of features, this is a superb choice of satellite navigation product

TomTom have a new range of SatNav products that are set to be unleashed into the market place, namely the GO520 and the GO720. We take a look at the ...

We have to say this is the best TomTom we have used, the new features are both functional and at times a real bonus, plus you feel like you have a more complete navigational experience in your car.

The innovative Map Share, plus all the 720's other features, make it a winnner even at this price.

After more than a year, TomTom his Go-Serie into the third generation-and travels with the Go 720 T straight to the top of the Best list.

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Prior to the release of the Go 720, TomTom lacked a true high-end model in its New Zealand line up. The previous top model - the One XL - was an excellent device in its own right (not to mention outstanding value for money), yet it lacked some of the blin...

The maps - and a staggeringly indepth "points of interest" database (with everything from the nearest petrol station and cash machine to supermarkets included) - are provided by a local company called GeoSmart (who also provide maps for rival Navman) and,...