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Tom Tom Go 910
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Average Ratings for Tom Tom Go 910

  • Ease of Use2.6 stars
  • Clarity of Instructions3.3 stars
  • Map Accuracy3.1 stars
  • Value for Money1.5 stars
  • Reviewer Ratings1.8 stars
  • Overall Rating2.1 stars

24 Reviews For Tom Tom Go 910

  • Guest 5th Aug 2009

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    We bought this Tom Tom Go 910 for £500 and within 2 years the battery stopped working. We also had non stop issues with trying to find GPS signal even thoughwe live in central London. Price is ridiculous for what you get especially when you consider the poor reliability

  • Guest 5th Apr 2009

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    Tom Tom Go 910 have some of the most expensive map updates in the industry. Now they charge for the map update based on the length of time it has been since your last update.

    If you do not want the automatic annual, quarterly update, they will not allow you to just download a map update.


    The original 910 GO was great because it had an 18 gig hard drive and ran under unix. Once they went the Microsoft route, and started using only flash memory cards, they severely limited the products and th ...

  • niurka 28th Dec 2008

    Reviewer rating: 1.5 stars


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    Clear picture, nice size, clear voice, No bluetooth compatibility with most phones. Can't get all the addresses, a lot of places that not show off on this equipment.

    I bought this GPS for $ 645.00 and I think is not worth it, got lost several times in Miami and Tampa because the GPS never found the place.

  • Guest 12th Nov 2008

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    First time the TomTom Go 910 failed (not charging so battery gradually died) the company really quickly arranged for pick up and repair. However after only a couple of weeks use same problem occurred only wouldn't start up. Company slower now especially as I'd indicated that I wasn't happy about getting another repair and wanted another unit.
    Will keep you informed.

  • Guest 7th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    Besides the initial problem I had with the cigarette adapter charger burning out, I have not experienced any other problems with my TomTom 910. Great features include finding nearby restaurants, Post Offices, shopping centers, etc listed by closest to nearest, I am very pleased with my unit.

  • Guest 27th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    I was disappointed with this purchase. The particular unit we bought seemed to have difficulties simply registering to the satellite network. This happened despite us purchasing a completely new unit that was at the time the best unit offered by the manufacturer.
    Despite having tested all of the variables (eg in different cars, out of cars entirely, various locations UK and abroad, sunny/cloudy days, when fully charged and when partially charged) there was no pattern to the problems.
    The unit w ...

  • Guest 27th Aug 2008

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    At time of purchase the TomTom 910 was the top-of-the-line tomtom sat nav model. Bought new for several hundred pounds and figured that weightiness and high price tag would equate to reliability and robustness. Big mistake.
    The unit we bought was unreliable from the outset. It has difficultly connecting to the satellite network about 60% of the time - regardless of country, continent, location, car model (in fact if in car at all), software updates, level of battery power, cloudy day/sunny day. ...

  • thehighlander 19th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    Connection between the windscreen dock and the Tom Tom failed. More time than not, poor design it is a known issue with these units and is not fit for purpose, £330 pounds for not a lot

  • Donaldo Rank: Lance Corporal 8th Jul 2008

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    Sent my whole TomTom 910 back to the manufacturers, who charged me £100 for repair, it came back a week later exacty the same as when I sent it to them. So a big no-no on that front.

  • graemeP 25th May 2008

    Reviewer rating: 1 stars


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    Given price and care taken of the machine I am very dissappointed to find it impossible to use after only a couple of years use.

  • JudthoRaj Rank: Lance Corporal 7th May 2008

    Reviewer rating: 1.5 stars


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    The TomTom Go 910 gives clear and quite accurate directions when it worked although sometimes lost coverage amongst tall buildings (which I understand is a common problem). However, it stopped working after about 3 months (it was stored inside a compartment of the car for convenience and safety and one theory I have is that it may have failed due to repeated slight overheating. However, given other reviews, the device may just be unreliable).

  • tizzo 10th Feb 2008

    Reviewer rating: 2 stars


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    I bought my Tom Tom Go 910 just over 12 months ago - it has frozen on me several times - I have managed to reboot it in the past - but this time - it will not have any of it and refuses to work.
    I had an inbuilt system before - but when my company changed car models I decided to buy one. I bought the Tom Tom as they appeared to be popular - usually means they are successful - but I have to say it cost a fortune and did not deliver. There is no question that it is easy to use - but is useless a ...

  • Guest 19th Dec 2007

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    I feel that this particular sat-nav is way overpriced. I am not happy with the inaccurate mapping display and mine has even locked up now! the only good point in my opinion is the battery length.

  • daibat Rank: Lance Corporal 20th Oct 2007

    Reviewer rating: 1.5 stars


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    I was very excited about getting a Tom Tom Go 910, but now I have, I prefer my tomtom on my ipaq. Really is a poor quality, unreliable and badly designed load of rubbish. Certainly my last from this range.
    I can't imagine for the life of me what the point is in a navigator that has picture viewer, mp3 player or whatever. Bluetooth I used. Only when I was on holiday in my hire car but it worked well. None of the remotes I've had (3 so far) have come out of the boxes because I can't think my life ...

  • tarekmsi 1st May 2007

    Reviewer rating: 3 stars


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    It's a good device to get you from A to Z but not as good as Tom Tom would like us to believe. All the additional frills are not so good and not worth the extra money. I cannot compare it with other devices as this is my first. I owned this device and used it for over a year.

  • cmy5chi Rank: Lance Corporal 28th Mar 2007

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I searched for a GPS with multiple maps the TomTom 910 and a host of others including Garmin, which I also had earlier until some 2 weeks ago which was nicked out of my C5 Break!!!

    I read and re-read.... and after comparing my previous experience with the Garmin (model refrained for not wishing to promote them for their bad service and yearly pricey upgrades!!!), I have to admit, the TomTom 910 I now had unpacked some days ago, is an AWESOME deal on the level of the consumer gadgets!!

    Wi ...

  • paul clegg Rank: Corporal 26th Jan 2007

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    The TomTom Go 910 is a truly awful piece of kit. Over priced and over hyped. This is the 4th sat nav I have used in a professional capacity, but not the worst. That prize can go to the Garmin Quest. The Magellan 600T I recently purchased, and sent back, came with a broken car mount stem and seized up after 1 days use. Technical Help told me how to perform a full reset as if it were a common occurrence, but the 1 day it was working for me, it performed OK.

    The TomTom Go 910 is a top of the ra ...

  • Lowenna 5th Jan 2007

    Reviewer rating: 2.5 stars


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    I have to agree with all the comments that I have read on this site, I should have done a bit more homework before buying the 910. On balance I should have gone with my gut feeling and bought a Garmin which now I have compared side by side, is a far superior unit.
    If you're looking for basic navigation & plenty of features then this unit could be for you, but if its raw navigation that you're after then there's far better on the market.
    I purchased the unit new at less than half of the origina ...

  • christine whittaker 3rd Jan 2007

    Reviewer rating: 0 stars


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    Total cost of product came to almost £400. It ceased to function properly shortly after third usage and TomTom customer care was wholly ineffectual. I returned the product 3 weeks ago and the latest up-date says that they have no parts in stock and repair will take at least another 2 weeks. Buy a good map or a cheaper Garmin (which I have had on loan for months) and save yourself a lot of money.

  • JULIAN hobden 22nd Nov 2006

    Reviewer rating: 1.5 stars


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    This company could be market traders, sell you the product then wave you good bye!