Tom Tom Go 930 Traffic

my tom tom go worked wonders for a week in italy buit then suddenly gave up in a tunnel, thankfully was under argos 30 day no quibble return

I have had nothing but problems. Tom tom help is no help. Recommend look elsewhere.

don't get me wrong, the go930 is absolutely great BUT, why should I pay tomtom 400 quid when I can get all the same and more in a Keiro RS850 or FS900??? Same story as with the Garmin which was a big disappointment! This was the final time I purchased a Tomtom, I was going to give them one last chance... everything is still the same, a lot of useless features and not a better quality chip set or CPU to give it the power it deserves for the money you pay. If you wanna waste your money buy a Tomtom Go930.

We purchaced the TomTom Go 930 with sole purpose of driving on our recent trip to Italy. It made driving in Rome easy, not sure what I would have done without it. It gave me the option of taking or not taking toll roads. In Italy, take the toll roads. Usually accurate in speed zones. The EPT works like a charm in long tunnels. It usually gives instructions on what to do at about 1.5 km out and the final instructions at 400m. Travelling at a high speed just do it. It would often say take exit number and road to take. Italy, unlike Canada or the USA, does not seem to indicate road information well. Just exit and trust the gps, you may not see the road signs until you exit and are on the road. I missed the exit a couple of times and it immediately recalculated the route and got me on track quickly, if it cannot, it will say turnaround at the first opportunity. In rare cases the instructions are hard to follow and glancing at the gps while driving is hard especially in Italian traffic. I blame this in part to the Italian roads which are very confusing at times. We left Rome for Siena and programmed in our hotel, took me right to the front door, awesome. Over all this was a life saver in Italy. The built in maps were very accutate. Overall, very pleased with the 930.