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Question: Does this have sound output ? I mean does it give voice commands about the navigation ?
Document: This TomTom is the second navigation device we have purchased. We even tried the competition after breaking the original TomTom while sliding the seat forward and not paying attention. We tried the competition and after just two short days we new that the TomTom was the better product, regardless of popularity. The large screen is another huge benefit. The TomTom also repeats the commands a couple of times and in a new area this is a very beneficial trait, for obvious reasons. The voice is turned off with two simple finger strokes.
Navigation. Pretty good. After you figure out what all those &#34;keep left/right&#34; mean you can follow instructions and they are pretty accurate. Sometime it will forget to tell you which lane to take probably assuming that you know the direction so I would storngly advice keep looking at signs and match them against suggested direction. Still sometimes the sign does not match so some knowledge about roads is required. Still I was able to figure it out pretty quickly.5. Interface.
Not that they say it does, so really it was my mistake. But in an example of lazy or poor programming the software for this has a microphone voice input icon. It does not do anything, must be a holdover from versions that do take audible commands.
I found this unit to be very easy to set up and to use. Very easy to punch in addresses. Very quick to change screens and to alter the route if you intentionally change your route. Has excellent voice commands to tell you what's ahead. Nice, big display. Biggest issue is that it DOESN'T TELL YOU WHAT DIRECTION YOU'RE GOING. TomTom tells me they are aware of this and &#34;are working to rersolve it&#34;.
I also have a 1535TM. Which I also like alot. The 1605 6" screen is a big improvement and the touch screen is MUCH more accurate when scrolling around a map with your finger. I do miss the voice commands from the 1535, but I have found that with the bigger screen *bigger keyboard", and it being much easier to navigate to a point on a map that I touch with my finger, that I do not miss it as much as I thought I would initially.
Costumer service was live and very responsive. They told me to update the device on the computer. It took four hours and then the device was sluggish and would tell me to turn after I had already passed the street. I had to reset the unit so it would not be so sluggish, but it continued to give me inaccurate addresses.It really does have some user friendly features, but how can anyone use a navigation when it takes you to the wrong place? Needless to say, I sent it back.
the voice directions are clear and to the point. I will always use a TomTom even over my S4's google map navigation. Also the points of interest is very accurate and helpful.
The ETA was right on with the TomTom. This is why I use a GPS, for accurate navigation. Also, the Garmin does not display the street you are on but the TomTom does. The English voice on the Garmin was hard to understand, the TomTom offered 4 clear voices to choose from. I took the Garmin back to Best Buy!
Voice navigation works well. While in complex traffic infrastructure, the large detailed screen provides very clear directions to keep you on track for your destination.
You can bail out and make a U-turn knowing that the TomTom will adjust to your improvising.Navigation:  During a route, the TomTom gives clear spoken directions including lane guidance. This handy when highways split and exits. In addition to the voice guidance, the screen splits showing the route on the left and a detailed picture of the lanes on the right. For minor intersections, the bottom of the display will show arrows for each lane with labels for turn, straight, and turn/straight combo lanes.
Answer: Yes, it does. It verbally tells you when you have an upcoming turn, which direction and how far away you are from needing to make the turn, nearly a mile in advance which is excellent if you need to change lanes. There are computer generated female voices that give more detail and a male person's if voice for those whose hearing is impaired. There is also adjustable levels of the voices.