Via LIVE 120/125, Via LIVE 120/125, Via LIVE 130/135, GO LIVE 820/825, GO LIVE 1000/1005/1005 World(This update is only available for LIVE devices) We've added an extra option for touch screen sensitivity on Rider devices to make use without gloves easier Don’t like driving in tunnels? No problem, to avoid them go to Settings> Route Planning> Avoid on every route: Tunnels. Advance lane guidance now comes in split screen to give you extra clarity when navigating difficult junctions. This shows exactly which lane to take, so you won't miss your turn!

The screen is bright and clear and easy to see whatever the lighting outside, and the voices are clear and precise too. The new mounting system is solid, yet it's easy to remove the sat nav from its cradle if you need to. You can charge the sat nav from a standard micro-USB connector, if you're away from your car too, which adds to its flexibility. We disliked Through award-winning TomTom Traffic[1] and advanced routing technology, drivers get a realistic ETA based on vehicle profile and real-time traffic information. This update prepares your navigation device for the week number rollover in April 2019 which has an impact on GPS. GO Basic, GO Essential, GO Premium/Premium X, GO 520/620, GO 5200/6200, GO Camper, Rider 500/550, GO 520/620, GO 5200/6200, VIA 53 We have implemented a workaround for users with unstable Bluetooth connectivity which will enable them to use live services again (TomTom Traffic and Speed Camera Alerts) and to sync content from the MyDrive app.

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The TomTom GO 6000 has a battery life of 2 hours and you can also speak locations and hence navigate hands-free to your destination. When you select a route in My Routes, you can choose between driving to the starting point or to the point closest to your current location. Anyone that has owned a sat nav before knows that the likes of "In three hundred yards turn right" doesn't necessarily mean doing anything of the sort. With a 6-inch screen displaying the road ahead so clearly, you learn to drive accordingly, and while the voice is still important, it's now just part of the information at your disposal, not the only thing.

If your device came with 3D buildings availability, you can turn them ON/OFF. To do this go to Settings> Appearance> Guidance View> Show 3D buildings/landmarks. This applies to: GO Basic, GO Essential, GO Premium/Premium X, GO Supreme, GO Comfort, GO 520/620, GO 5200/6200, GO Camper, Rider 500/550, GO 52, VIA 53 The TomTom Go 6000 isn't the first large-screen sat nav we've seen, but we can't overstate the difference that having such a large device makes to your driving experience. A large screen sat nav basically changes the way you drive. It frees you from relying exclusively on the limited information you get from the directions delivered by voice, and means you can correctly predict what is coming up so much better.Both the remaining distance and remaining time is now shown in the route comparison panel if the setting is 'both'. This covers you for real-time updates on slow moving traffic and roadworks on your route, via the TomTom Traffic system. You get three month's worth of Speed Camera data as well, although having to pay extra each year to keep the camera data up to date does seem a bit cheeky. months TomTom Speed Cameras - Get alerts for speed cameras. Save money avoiding speeding fines and stay in control with accurate and timely speed warnings. More information TomTom GO 6000 Car Sat Nav FAQs This TomTom also includes lifetime TomTom Traffic information which is free of charge for the first year.

You can now play a route preview for routes that start from a different location than your current one. Another major addition with the TomTom Go 6000 is something that TomTom calls 'Always Connected', that is, it boasts an integrated data modem to access the TomTom data network directly from the sat nav. You don't incur any additional costs when using this, and it even works when you're driving around Europe, signal permitting of course. You will still receive access to your active TomTom Traffic and TomTom Speed Camera Subscriptions as they are assigned directly to your device. The TomTom Go 6000 is an impressive piece of kit. The interface is intuitive, with TomTom's excellent routing benefiting from being able to draw on live traffic data to make for incredibly accurate journey times as well. We liked

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GO Basic, GO Essential, GO Premium/Premium X, GO Camper, Rider 500/550, GO 520/620, GO 5200/6200, VIA 53 If we do have any genuine criticisms of the TomTom Go 6000, it's with the construction of the unit, or rather TomTom's choice of materials. Receiving communications from TomTom regarding news, software updates and products now requires a manual opt-in when setting up your account. On-screen information includes speed limits and your speed. Plus the road name is displayed at the bottom of the screen and directions are depicted on the screen for action in a certain, given distance. Furthermore it calculates the fastest routes and it also provides accurate arrival times. In addition a route bar shows you traffic and speed camera information regarding the road ahead. You will also receive advanced lane guidance that provides guidance as to which lane to be in at all junctions. Overall though, the TomTom Go 6000 is an exceptional sat nav. Kudos to TomTom for rethinking the device from the ground up to produce an even more-compelling companion to your journeys.