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Question: dash mounts Is the tom-tom compatible with all dashboard mounts?
Document: TomTom GPS have pleased me in two different models now, esp. the included map upgrades that XL 340M had for $90. The only problem for me has been the mount...GPS falls off it too easily. Will look into one of the imperfect dashboard mounts, but know they'll always slide. It should still be better than stick and remove from windshield.
It appears that this 340 series was manufactured 10 years ago and may not compatible to handle these new map updates other functions.I do not know how I conclude the feedback about this product to help other first time buyers but one thing I have learned from this experience is that Tom Tom customer service is suboptimal e.g prolong call waiting, Tech support are not efficient and little rude. Good luck with your GPS shopping
If only the iphone mounted to my dashboard and had a larger display!
I wish I had gotten one with lifetime live traffic, had gotten a dash mount instead of the difficult-to-use windshield one, and you need to delete some of the other languages before you have enough memory to do a map update. Still a very good GPS at a good price.
That far we are enjoying this GPS. It provides accurate directions and does not annoy with &#34;make U-turn&#34; advices when I take decision not to follow it. TomTom finds new route very quick.Display is easy to read, convenient to place the unit on the dashboard or windshield.
The routing was totally error-free and the advanced lane guidance was extremely useful. The fold and go Easyport stand on the back of the unit is really nicely made and makes the unit very compact for packing. The build quality of the unit and the accessories are top notch. Depending on your dash layout, you may need TomTom's large dash stand but for our car, the unit sits comfortable in the "ashtray" in its pulled-out position.
permanent mount for both vehicles, I'm not a fan of windshield suction cups. They fall off continously and make it easy for thiefs by making it easily known you have a at-nav unit. It comes with all the power cords you will need but once again I choose to disassemble a few dash access pannels and hardwire the unit in a low-profile way with a factory looking switch. Now it is a clean factory looking install w/o more power wires cluttering the cabin.
I'm in the early stage of using this unit but, so far I am impressed with the overall performance. The voice volume  goes up as your vehicle speed increases and the "heads-up" warning to make turns is timed appropriately. In one vehicle I use a dash pad (required in California), and in another I use a clip-on holder designed to attached to your vent, which keeps the unit out of the sunlight thus making the screen visible.
Included in the box is the TomTom XL340TM with integrated windshield mount, an adhesive disk for mounting to the dashboard, a DC power cord, a USB cable, manual and code for free map updates that you must register online. No case is included (unfortunate) but a genuine TomTom leather case is available on right here on Amazon for only $3.48.
Moreover, the points of interest are ample and it takes me around the new city without any problem. It has a setting where you can use night when it's dark. The graphic interface in this mode is really impressive with red, blue and black, which compliment my VW Passat Dash. It also has a feature where it reminds you of taking a break every couple of hours. Not necessary, but was really helpful on my lone drive for 30hrs from Utah to Illinois. I highly recommend this one.
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