TomTom One - Affordable, no-frills GPS

The TomTom One is TomTom's entry level GPS device, priced at just under $300.Despite its price, the One comes packed with features including text-to-speech functionality, 3D maps, maps of both Europe and America, and Bluetooth capability.I decided to give this sleek little device a go after my Garmin was stolen and have found that it fits the bill in most every aspect.

The touch screen works flawlessly and I found the directions on the One to be sufficiently accurate.The screen is bright (albeit a little smaller than more recent devices) and the voice directions clear and easy to understand.My biggest complaint with the One is its points-of-interest database.While other devices that I have used break things like restaraunts down to Chinese, Fast Food, etc the One simply lists all nearby restaraunts, making it slightly less convenient to use the POI feature.I rated the screen low because of its size, but Tomtom has already addressed this issue with the release of the TomTom One XL.

All in all, a great entry level GPS device that won't break the bank.