TomTom GO 920

usability, performance, maps, price, route planning

88% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Big, widescreen display ; excellent directions ; MapShare ; text-to-speech

Penny-pinching on accessories ; subscription charges ; poor Points Of Interest ; too many frivolous add-ons

The TomTom Go 920 T is pretty much state of the art. It packs in some genuinely innovative features, but nothing here feels like a must-have upgrade for existing satnav owners

Includes maps of Europe. Quick and responsive menus. Text-to-speech conversion. Multisegment routing. Map Share provides community-based map and POI updates.

TomTom PLUS weather and traffic services don't work with Sprint or Verizon handsets. Speech recognition limited to address input.

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Includes maps of Europe. Quick and responsive menus. Text-to-speech conversion. Multisegment routing. Map Share provides community-based map and POI updates

TomTom PLUS weather and traffic services don't work with Sprint or Verizon handsets. Speech recognition limited to address input

The TomTom GO 920 is a much better value than the company's previous model, the highly rated GO 720particularly if you plan on traveling to Europe. If you have a supported phone with a data plan on AT&T or T-Mobile, it's even better.

It boasts Enhanced Positioning Technology, voice address input and Map Share technologies.

It lacks a video player, can only be charged via USB and is very pricey.

Design and interface / voice commands / downloadable traffic and camera services

Pricey / slightly bigger than some

Appearance wise the 920T is smart and it attaches and detaches easily from its mount, but its slightly bulbous shape makes it a touch less portable than the likes of the Garmin nuvi 770. The supplied remote is nice to use and lets a passenger take control

Solid Performer. Voice Input Still Needs Work. A Better Bargain Than The GO 930.

Fine finish and design., Remote control., Robust features and functionality., Excellent alternate route utility.

Menu system complex., Difficult to install batteries in remote.

If you're the type who's got to have the latest technology, consider the TomTom GO 920. The 920 and its companion model, the 920T (includes a traffic information receiver) sit atop TomTom's in-car GPS line. The 920 packs just about every possible...

Bluetooth remote control, World Wide map coverage, EPT

No latest map updates after 30 days

It's pitched as the successor to the GO 910 model unveiled way back at CeBit 2006. You may remember this hitting mass press attention when some "isolated numbers" were shipped with a virus later that year ? perhaps not the best feature for a product...