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TomTom Go 710 Europe GPS Navigation Unit

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Technical Details

  • Plug & GO: Works straight out of the box
  • Portable: Easy to take from car to car
  • Touchscreen: Easy to operate with no awkward buttons
  • Extra wide w inch LCD screen
  • Crystal-clear 3D graphics
  • 480x272 pixels and 64,000 colours
  • Intuitive user interface with the large touchscreen
  • Light sensor
  • Anti-glare screen
  • High quality Li-Ion battery
  • High quality speaker
  • High sensitive SiRF Star 3 GPS receiver with accurate reception
  • Car speed linked volume
  • Customizable status bar
  • On-screen Tip feature
  • Extensive guided tour
  • Start-up configuration
  • Extensive preferences
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Product details

  • Item Weight: 300 g
  • Boxed-product Weight: 1.8 Kg
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  • Item model number: 1V00760
  • ASIN: B000FDT1MA
  • Date first available at Amazon.co.uk: 11 April 2006
  • Average Customer Review: 2.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (31 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 11,337 in Electronics & Photo (See Bestsellers in Electronics & Photo)

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Product Description

Manufacturer's Description

3D View

The crystal-clear 3D view and graphics on TomTom GO 710 come displayed on an extra wide anti-glare screen that uses a built-in sensor to adjust to the changing light. Giving you an image of unrivalled clarity. By day, by night and even in direct sunlight.

User-friendly interface

TomTom's award-winning software, with its intuitive interface and user-friendly touchscreen, gives you the best navigation experience imaginable.

Massive map coverage

Detailed maps of the whole of Europe, all pre-installed on the hard disk. Allowing you seamless door-to-door navigation.

Hands-free calling

Leave your phone in your bag or pocket. With a compatible Bluetooth" phone you can make or take calls with just a touch of your TomTom GO 710's screen. Or let it automatically pick up your calls for you. You'll never again need a separate hands-free car kit.

MP3 player

TomTom GO 710 comes with a built-in mp3 player. You can download and store 1000's of songs, play them through the high quality GO speaker or via your car stereo and even manage your music using the ingenious TomTom Jukebox.

iPod® control

Connect your iPod® to your GO to operate it via your GO 710 touchscreen. Enjoy MP3's or Podcasts through the high quality speaker or via your car stereo. TomTom GO 710 supports the iPod® 3rd and higher generation (except the iPod® Shuffle). Optional cable required.

TomTom PLUS

Make your journey safer, quicker and more fun with TomTom PLUS. Download a huge range of TomTom services: Safety camera warnings, real-time traffic and road condition information, weather reports, funny and famous voices, and much more.

N.B

Some units of the new GO range have experienced a bug where the unit automatically switches off when the car has gone over a bump in the road. This can be solved by downloading a software update through TomTom home.

Solution

A new application (version 6.11) has been made available. When this application is installed on your device, this issue is solved. We recommend that all of our users always update to the latest application using TomTom HOME, so they always have the latest features and the best performance on their TomTom device.

How to install the new application?

Anyone owning a GO 910, GO 710 or GO 510 can connect their device to TomTom HOME. It will automatically download the latest application from the TomTom website and install it on their device.

Customers who are experiencing difficulties are advised to contact TomTom Customer Support, via the support pages of the TomTom website (www.tomtom.com/support) or by telephone.

Box Contents

  • TomTom GO 710
  • 1Gb SD Card
  • Carry Case
  • Home Dock
  • Car Charger
  • Windscreen Dock
  • External Microphone
  • Documentation Pack
  • Product Code Card

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    28 of 28 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars The best incarnation yet., 15 Mar 2007
    By Dr. Peter J. Coleman "pcoleman16" (Hertfordshire, UK) - See all my reviews
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    I've been using TomTom navigation software on a PDA with a bluetooth GPS unit for many years, and have always found the software intuitive to use and reasonably accurate. Now that my PDA is dying, after some research I replaced it with a 710.

    The screen is clear, and the software is just as easy to use as in previous versions. The windscreen mount is very firm and locks the unit in place whilst driving; it bounces a bit on rough road surfaces, but so far hasn't fallen off or disconnected. The home dock is very handy as well - the unit connected straight away to my MacBook after I'd installed the TomTom Home software, and downloaded updates which were installed to the unit without any problems. It takes a knack to mount the 710 to both the home dock and the car mount, but after a bit of practice it becomes second nature.

    Using the software to navigate is very straightforward. The menus are easy and clear, and entering data is simple. I found the POI list to be comprehensive, and the ability to navigate to a postcode very useful. As with my previous experiences of TomTom software, I find it particularly useful when navigating through a town I don't know; between towns it's useful to have a vague idea which roads you need as the algorithm which calculates the route doesn't necessarily choose the most logical - but it will choose the fastest. That aside, I don't often encounter many problems with the routes it chooses, and after a couple of trips to a destination the unit "learns" and remembers your favourite route anyway. There are a few surprising gaps in the map coverage (the new M62/A1M interchange at Ferrybridge isn't there for example) which are very odd, and I would have thought would have been on this version.

    I have a Nokia N73 phone with an unlimited GPRS connection, and so use the handsfree facility and the TomTom Plus services. Connecting the phone for Bluetooth operation was easy. Setting up the data connection (GPRS) to the 710 was not so straightforward. I tried to get the 710 to automatically detect the GPRS connection, but it failed on every occasion. Eventually I discovered part of the TomTom website which contains GPRS settings for all European mobile providers, made the small change to the protocols in manual setup and the 710 immediately connected.

    Using the 710 as a handsfree kit for the phone is useful only for occasional use and not whilst travelling at any speed above 40mph - there is simply too much ambient noise to make either speaking or listening understandable. An external mic is provided in the box, but I found it difficult to mount where I could use it.

    TomTom Traffic is useful in that it will show jams on your route, but I've found the updates to be reasonably infrequent, necessitating having the car radio on as well for traffic updates. I haven't bothered with TomTom Buddies or connecting my iPOD to the 710.

    Overall it's a great package for the money, but setting up a phone to work with it can be initially frustrating.
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    88 of 90 people found the following review helpful:
    4.0 out of 5 stars It's not a perfect world, 2 Nov 2006
    By Ian (Hertfordshire, United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
    I did a lot of online research before buying this product and despite reading plenty of negative comments and reports of issues I am happy with the Tomtom GO 710. Here are the headlines :

    Mounting bracket - this is rock solid and hasn't shown any of the symptoms of drooping that I have read about. Maybe I have a more recent unit with a tighter bracket, or maybe there are a lot of buyers out there that haven't fully locked the suction mounting. So far I can't fault it.

    Screen - very clear, I have seen plenty of satnav GUIs and still rate Tomtom as the best. All screens struggle with direct bright sunlight and reflections, and this one is no exception. In normal use it is fine though. Automatic screen change to night colours when it is dark (at night, through tunnels, etc) is a really useful feature. The keypad can be a little small for use on the move, but again this is a limitation of all portable satnav units.

    iPod control - excellent integration, quick navigation without taking your eyes completely off the road ahead. The audio doesn't seem to pass through the unit totally unaffected (some of the richness can be lost) but you have to listen pretty hard to hear it - using the audio-out cable to your car stereo is a must and slight adjustment to your bass and treble controls on the car stereo is an easy fix. Slight 'popping' on certain tracks isn't an issue in the real world, and really is very low level / infrequent. Overall this is a great feature.

    TMC aerial - avoid at all (over-priced) costs. I have used this for a week during my commute and it hasn't picked up a single piece of traffic information. A total waste of money. Hopefully Amazon will provide a refund (not fit for purpose).

    Navigation software - quick (quicker with the latest update 6.5.2 - automatic satellite location download = first fix within 30 seconds of power-up), and I haven't discovered any major issues with the map accuracy. Maps will never be 100% accurate, and if you need to know whether the road ahead is a one-way street use your eyes...

    Hands-free bluetooth phone integration - extremely easy pairing with the handset (Sony Ericsson T630), faultless phone book download, external microphone isn't the best quality and does effect the sound quality to the other party (tinny), but inbound call quality is fine. Certainly far cheaper than ordering bluetooth phone integration on your next company car.

    Sound output - the internal speaker is only up to the job of spoken instructions for the satnav (but what do you expect - it's only an inch in diameter so you are hardly ging to recreate Glastonbury). Using the audio cable to play through your car stereo is the way to go. Having the Ipod pause automatically for spoken instructions works well.

    Overall a great product - TMC performance is a big let-down, but there is far more to the GO than that single piece of functionality.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Great gadget, 8 Aug 2006
    By Mr. AA KHAN - See all my reviews
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    The problem with the device switching itself off when going over bumps etc can be solved simply by downloading an update (which is straight forward to do once connected to tomtom home). I have yet to experience any problems with this.
    The device itself is great, and will truly impress you with its capabilities.
    For any driver who travels a lot to new places or for the less confident driver in getting around, this truly is a great investment as getting lost with this device is impossible.
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