Compare Prices : TomTom GO 930 Traffic - Expert Reviews

Pros: Design, user interface, maps, all-round package, Bluetooth, FM transmitter

Cons: No AC charger, iPod cable and TMC receiver cost extra

Verdict: If you currently own a GO 720, then there is no real reason to upgrade, as most of the improvements are software upgrades. If you are looking for a high-end GPS with all of the latest features though, the GO 930 is excellent, if a little overpriced.

Review summary: Life is tough at the top and market leaders TomTom have thrown everything at the TomTom Go 930. Every new feature, widget and gizmo but does that make it better than a SatNav a third of the price

Review summary: Two high end sat nav devices, fighting to cater for all your navigational needs

Pros: TomTom 930T: Advanced features like Map share; Navigon 8110 :Clear maps to make your journey much smoother

Cons: TomTom 930T:Route calculation not quite as fast as Navigon; Navigon 8110: Rather heavy to carry in a pocket

Verdict: The 8110 can't match the TomTom for coverage or features, but for sheer ease of use, this is a serious contender for King sat nav.

Review summary: Plenty of new features

Verdict: The 930T is an impressive navigator. However, it is also expensive and we were not bowled over with the new features

Review summary: A strong GPS device with all the bells and whistles, including voice commands and advanced lane guidance.

Pros: Strong voice command system, Lane Guidance system helps drivers find the correct lane, IQ Routes system to avoid high-traffic areas, Bluetooth

Cons: FM transmitter produced static, Remote control doesn't attach to steering wheel

Verdict: Connecting the Go 930 to a Bluetooth phone is simple, and doing so lets you answer calls hands-free, place calls with just a tap, and quickly contact emergency services, if needed. The Go 930 also includes an FM transmitter (although a static-filled ...