TomTom’s 300 series GPS navigators have a number of common features including a 3.4 inch touchscreen, high sensivity GPS receiver, EasyPort mount, QuickGPSfix, Fast Route and a Lithium-Iron battery capable of up to 3 hours life. The table below compares the features of the various 300 series navigators briefly described below. For a more detailed review click on the links for the relevant model.

IQ Routes technology - makes smart use of the driving experiences of millions of TomTom users worldwide tapping into over 800 billion speed measurements on the map to plan the fastest route

Advanced Lane Guidance - provides users with realistic representations of complex highway junctions and lane-specific visual directions

POI (points of interest) – preloaded information and location details of more restaurants, hotels, gas stations, etc.

Map Share technology - instant modification of street names, street direction, points of interest and more on GPS device and benefit from corrections made by others

Help Me! - direct access to safety and emergency services information

EasyPort mount - easily folds to fit in any bag or shirt pocket

TomTom HOME - free desktop application keeps GPS devices up-to-date with new maps or software versions

Text-to-Speech (TTS) - is a safety/convenience feature which allows street names to be announced as part of navigation directions rather than simply stating the turn direction.

TomTom LIVE Services - refers to a range of relevant services delivered directly ‘over-the-air’ via the GPRS modem. Unfortunately for those in Canada, LIVE Services are not compatible with Canadian data networks and will not update in Canada.

Local Search by Google - uses the two-way data connection to produce limitless numbers of POIs and virtually replace the static pre-loaded POI database

TomTom 300 Series GPS Navigator Reviews

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Side-by-side Feature Comparison TomTom 300 Series GPS Navigators

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