New, don't know TomToms

[Handy]

Hello,


I'm so new that I don't even have a TomTom yet. I joined because I'm looking for advice on which one to buy. I travel for work, & also travel to private residences for business contacts. My work involves hotel rentals & overnight stays. What say you all?
Handy

 

[eldorado]

Welcome, I think it just depends on how much $$$$'s you want to spend, the higher dollars get you a GPS that talks to you a lot, bluetooth, etc.
I just use the TT One XL and I'm happy with it for my limited useage on my jobs, I do live in a semi rural area, don't do the hotels etc. I'm sure others will jump in and give you more info................

 

[GarCor]

Welcome to the board !
As elsorado said it depends just how much $$ you are willing to spend.
The one thing that you get with the top of the line units is centeral & Western Europe as well map as N/A.
If you are just looking for something to get you from A-B then the bottom of line will do. However the bottom of the line units have limited memory and no SD card slot to add anything. So I guess it might be good if you would state the price range you are looking for.

A top of the line unit will run between $300.00 - $400.00
Bottom line unit not sure but would think $150.00 - $250.00

 

[dhn]

There is a comparison chart here that may help in your research.