TomTom GO 730 4.3-Inch Widescreen Bluetooth Portable GPS Navigator

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TomTom GO 730 4.3-Inch Widescreen Bluetooth Portable GPS Navigator

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 : TomTom GO 730 4.3-Inch Widescreen Bluetooth Portable GPS Navigator
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List Price: $449.95
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: TomTom
Color: Black
EAN: 0636926020138
Includes Mp3 Player: 1
Label: TomTom
Manufacturer: TomTom
Model: GO 730
Native Resolution: 480 x 272
Publisher: TomTom
Studio: TomTom



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Features:
  • Touch-screen: 4.3 inch full TFT color LCD (480 x 272 pixels, supports 64K colors)
  • Spoken directions & street names
  • Maps: Pre-loaded maps of USA & Canada from TeleAtlas
  • Advanced Lane Guidance
  • Bluetooth: for Hands-Free calling, PLUS services and audio output





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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:  out of 5 stars

Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Very Satisfied with this GPS
Very nice unit. I have used other GPS units from Garmin, HP and Navigon, and this is the best GPS I have owned. The unit is very well constructed, has operated flawlessly, and is fun and easy to use. Now, if only TomTom would make map updates available on a subscription basis in the US, like they do in the UK, it would really make me happy.



Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Tom Tom GO 730
The Tom Tom GO 730 has good graphics and many useful features. It is in general easy to use, but takes some time to wade through the Owner's Manual to learn the features. Overall, very happy with this product.





Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Very Good Portable GPS Navigator
I think this is a very good portable GPS navigator. I like that it has an internal battery, so it keeps working when it's not plugged into the car. I like the features, the price, the slightly larger screen, the convenient way that the suction cup attaches to the unit, the fact that the maps can be updated (easily) via my Mac, ... there are a lot of nice touches to this product.

I recently drove from San Francisco to Raleigh and had this little GPS along for the ride. My favorite feature was that it shows hotels on the display and includes the reservation phone number, so you can find a hotel at an upcoming exit, and call from the car.

There are a few little things that could be improved. (1) The automatic zooming almost always picked the wrong scope, which is a minor annoyance. When driving 70mph on the highway, I don't want it to zoom in, I want it to zoom to a wider view that shows me where I'll be in 10 minutes, not that I am still in the middle of nowhere right now. (2) The onscreen "zoom out" button is so close to the "please repeat the last audible instruction" button that I frequently hit the "please repeat the last audible instruction" button when I wanted to zoom out.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - LOVE IT!
I had the original Tomtom 130 and liked it. But I wanted the 730 because of the spoken street names and more advanced directions. The 730 is all that I hoped for, along with many features and options that I had not even expected. Just got back from a vacation to VT, NH, and ME and it never lead me astray.



Rating: 3 out of 5 stars - Not Impressed!!!
I bought the 730 about 2 1/2 weeks ago. Been using it since. First impression of the tomtom 730 was this gps looks & feel very nice. very well designed but the initial power on language was not english.

Pro:
-Lane guide
-good overall design
-fast routing
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Con:
-preloaded computer voice keep pronoucing "0" (Zero) to "WEST"
-speaker sound like it has blown out when the volume is set higher than 80%
-not very accurate (had seen the arrow moving next to the street)
-map correction could be better designed
-could use a bigger built-in memory (with all the update, it was taking up about 1.9GB out of a total of 2GB)




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