Questions about TomTom GO Classic

gafrc

3 weeks ago

Hello, It says Europe - so is it true that Germany, Denmark and Sweden are included on the map (these are our nearest travelling countries)? Thank you very much in advance for your feedback.

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bettdecke

3 weeks ago

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These countries are included, After 12 months, updates are subject to a charge for new purchases

Richard62

2 months ago

Is it correct that all TomTom devices no longer receive traffic information in Switzerland? The devices use TMC (FM) for traffic information and as FM is now switched off, the sat navs no longer receive traffic data? I have now looked at various TomTom sat navs here on Digitec and do not see DAB for traffic information on any of them.

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Primequal

2 months ago

All tomtoms are now able to connect via wifi to your smartphone (put it in access point mode) and give you information such as live traffic and map updates. Check before you buy what's free and what's not to see if it's right for you.

dmc05

5 months ago

Hello Is the map "Europe" on the GO Classic showing the whole of Europe or only Western Europe? also Eastern Europe? e.g. Serbia, Kosovo, Albania, North Macedonia, Romania, Greece...? Merci

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Galaxus

5 months ago

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The map coverage of the TomTom GO Classic (6") covers the whole of Europe, including Eastern Europe. This means that countries such as Serbia, Kosovo, Albania, North Macedonia, Romania and Greece are included in the pre-installed maps.

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PRoLiegenschaften

6 months ago

According to the TomTom website, it says about software and map updates: "All these services and updates are available for the lifetime of your TomTom device.". But what does "lifetime" mean? As long as the device is not defective and is being used, or rather only as long as the manufacturer (arbitrarily and at its own discretion!) determines the service life? It is not possible to ask TomTom, as they only have a useless chat bot at work and no email address visible to not only ask this simple question but also to get an answer ....

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Adrian Mignogna

6 months ago

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This is such a topic with TomTom, for which they have already accumulated many angry customers. There has been no official statement from TomTom so far, but they are likely to simply refer to the small print. Lifetime is defined there as "the period of use of the device, e.g. the period during which you receive updates, services, content and accessories from TomTom". This means: "A device has reached the end of its service life when this support is no longer provided." This means that the company can arbitrarily declare the service life to have ended at any time by discontinuing support.

kaufmich

9 months ago