TomTom GO 720 - Expert Reviews

Review summary: Prior to the release of the Go 720, TomTom lacked a true high-end model in its New Zealand line up. The previous top model - the One XL - was an excellent device in its own right (not to mention outstanding value for money), yet it lacked some of the blin

Verdict: The maps - and a staggeringly indepth "points of interest" database (with everything from the nearest petrol station and cash machine to supermarkets included) - are provided by a local company called GeoSmart (who also provide maps for rival Navman) and,

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Review summary: The TomTom Go 720 is a feature-rich GPS navigator that is easy to use.

Review summary: The 720�€™s features make it a winner. But the high price reflects Map Share: which isn�€™t available in Australia

Verdict: This means you can pair your phone with the 720 for �€œPlus�€ services such as weather. What�€™s more, it can also be used for hands-free calling, while incoming text messages can be read aloud using the text-to-speech engine. You can even type text messa

Review summary: tomtom go 720 review: Don't let its beautiful body tempt you, the TomTom Go 720 is both too pricey and too buggy. The cliche

Pros: Beautiful body, Wide-screen

Cons: FM transmission weak, Bluetooth occasionally causes complete silence, Text-to-speech not preloaded, Too expensive by half

Verdict: Don't let its beautiful body tempt you, the TomTom Go 720 is both too pricey and too buggy. The cliche "beauty is only skin deep" is particularly apt here.