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Question: What is the difference between TomTom ONE and 3rd ed.? What are the improvements? Any feature got cut?
Document: first gps after months of interest and reading reviews. then the thanksgiving to christmas sale price pushed me off the fence. work sends me to out of the way places. i've already gone on a few rural trips in louisiana with tomtom one 3rd ed. even with detailed printed maps, i got tired of getting lost and trying to keep track of miles between turns and scrambled hwy numbers.
Due to a break-in of my car, I was recently forced to upgrade my GPS. I had a TomTom in the past, chosen mainly because my first name is Tom, and I liked it so much that it was a no-brainer getting another one. My TomTom ONE is all the things I liked in my older model, plus some improvements.My fave feature is ONE's speed. My dad has a Magellan and it is slow.
I've had a TomTom ONE 3rd Edition for about 2 months now & overall it's a fairly easy product to use & does navigate well. It's not unusual for it to say that you've arrived at your destination a half block away from the actual destination as there are quite a few map errors. Also, it does tend to route you via Interstate highways even if a different highway is more direct & much faster. There is a map correction feature that does take some getting used to as it's not overly intuitive.
I had the Garmin 340 GPS that looks like an old television set. I decided to try the TomTom ONE 3rd model and I like it a lot better in many ways. But there are some things I can't figure out. I don't think it is able to say the street names, or at least I can't get to do that. It just tells me to turn left or right. I am not sure if I am on the street I am supposed to be on without the voice feature.
Just got the 3rd Edition ONE TOMTOM for Christmas. There is a widespread problem with products containing 48 in the serial number. When you turn on the GPS, you get a white screen. You have to reboot the system EVERY other time you turn on the unit.When you contact TOMTOM, they are requesting you send the unit to them, and they will replace it, but it will take more than two weeks.As of today, Dec 27, no notice has been posted on their website.
The Tom Tom ONE 3rd Edition was our first GPS system. Some glitches, but it always got us to our destination. Would be nice to have the next turn announced sooner in case you were in the high speedlane at speed. Would also be nice to have a consistant "recomputing"message verbalized instead of briefly texted. "Turn right in two milesin two miles" seems to be some default message when the unit is "confused".
I just bought the TomTom One, 3rd ed. last week and I couldn't be more pleased. It literally takes you where you want to go and it is extremely user friendly. Updating and downloading from their website was a snap, the manual is easy to read and to the point but what I am most pleased with is all the features this little device has.It doesn't have Text-to-speach, where it tells you the exact name of the street to turn on but you DON'T need it!
Okay folks, here's the deal. I compared all the other comparable brands, Garmin, etc... nothing compares. TomTom 3rd Ed. is so easy to use it's literally amazing. Just put in the address and " listen ". Nothing more to do. And when you go off route, it automatically re-calculated and starts giving you directions right to your destination again. Can't believe I went without this GPS for so long. Price was unbeatable on Amazon.
For some reason, TomTom does not list the 2nd Edition on the list of products for reviews. That is a shame, because the 2nd Ed. is one of the best GPS devices ever available. I dare to say that it is even better than the 3rd edition, as it has a slot for a SD card, what opens a new world for updates, and upgrades. The 2nd. Ed. is easy to use, robust, and takes you from point A to point B without breaking the bank.
I am pleased with this device so far. It's my first adventure into GPS units. I moved to Boston and realized why GPS devices were invented, so I grabbed one quickly. I think the TomTom ONE is a good deal for the price. Having true "text-to-speech" (by which I mean having road names voiced aloud) would be the extra feature I would wish for this device.
Answer: The improvement is a feature that lets you mark changes (such as a closed road) and also share these with other TomTom users. And of course you have access to theirs. In theory this should make the maps more accurate in day-to-day use. What's missing which was on the original TomTom One (aka v.2 in its latest form):- a slot for an SD memory card. So you can't add other maps (there are US and European versions) or other data. This is the big one for many people.- the original TomTom One had Bluetooth which could only do one thing: connect to a mobile phone to use the phone's data connection to get real-time traffic data. The 3rd edition dropped this, but I think has a jack for a real-time data add-on. A lot of people were confused by the first model's Bluetooth, as it could not be used to do things like hands-free calling.