Tom Tom One 3rd Edition By Hedy on Jan 14, 2008 - Updated Oct 15, 2011

When GPS shopping, I examined the TomTom one, 3rd edition . I liked the fact that it speaks clearly, even if it doesn't have text-to-speech. It seemed easy enough to port from one car to another. However, its input screen seemed less responsive than its competitors, and it uses TeleAtlas maps, rather than Naveq. I thought that as maps are an integral component of GPS systems, I would be better off with a different system. It was easy enough to map a route from where I was to my house-and easy to see it played out. The display was clear and big enough to be seen driving easily-which was important to me. It had the ability to give directions to a walker, which interested me. Despite these flaws, it appeared to be a fully functional GPS at a great pricepoint.