TomTom EASE

13 reviews

Nov, 2024

Positive
price (9)
usability (7)
performance (5)
route planning (3)
design (2)

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size (2)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 13 reviews of TomTom EASE. The average rating for this product is 3.9/5, compared to an average rating of 3.9/5 for other GPS for all reviews. Opinions about the design and route planning are on the whole positive. The performance and usability also get good reviews, but some have doubts about the size. There are some mixed views about the screen.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other GPS the TomTom EASE is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 81/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by : Jamie Lendino (pcmag.com)

TomTom Ease

Bargain hunters looking for their first GPS device should start the search with TomTom's latest navigator, the Ease. It's a budget-priced PND that offers all the basics, including robust POI search, text-to-speech for pronouncing street and highway...

Low price for a text-to-speech device. Streamlined UI. Simple, yet flexible mount

Feature-barren when compared with last-gen devices with lower prices. No lane assistance or real-time traffic. A few stray routing issues

TomTom's budget-priced Ease isn't brimming with high-end features, but it proves that the market for standalone GPS devices isn't dead yet, even on the low end.

Mar, 2010

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Expert review by : Roberta Cowan (theglobeandmail.com)

TomTom recalculates direction on navigation devices that made it a household name

TomTom, the Dutch navigation equipment and digital map maker, is switching focus away from the cash-bleeding personal navigation devices that made it a household name to its auto and mapping services to restore growth and profits.

TomTom, whose founders have a majority stake in the company, competes in the PND market with Garmin and in the commercial digital map market with Google and Nokia Oyj.

Oct, 2011

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Expert review by : Craig Ellison (macworld.com)

Review: TomTom Ease

The TomTom Ease offers a simplified, affordable navigation experience for those willing to use a device with a smaller (3.5-inch) screen.

TomTom's new, simpler menu system on the Ease is a significant departure from what you'll find on virtually all other TomTom devices. A tap on the map screen brings up the main menu with two large icons: Plan Route and Browse Map. This is quite...

Feb, 2011

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Expert review by : wubayou (devhardware.com)

TomTom Ease GPS

The TomTom Ease is an entry-level GPS aimed at those who value simplicity. While it does not have a ton of bells and whistles, it has all the features necessary to provide navigational help. Best of all, it is affordably priced, retailing around $120.

The Help menu can be accessed from the home screen, which supplies urgent information in the case of an emergency. This feature will be discussed in more detail as we move along. In addition to all of these shortcuts, other features are accessible on...

Apr, 2010

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Expert review by : Rich Owings (gpstracklog.com)

TomTom EASE review

Hands on with the TomTom EASE The TomTom EASE is a new entry-level unit with a 3.5” screen, text-to-speech, 3 million points of interest and pre-loaded maps of the US. But what really makes the EASE attractive is the fact that it includes IQ Routes,...

The TomTom EASE is a new entry-level unit with a 3.5” screen, text-to-speech, 3 million points of interest and pre-loaded maps of the US. But what really makes the EASE attractive is the fact that it includes IQ Routes, TomTom's historical road speed...

Mar, 2010

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Expert review by : Ricky (etechreviews.net)

TomTom Ease (U.S. Edition) – simple and budget friendly

TomTom is one of the famous manufacturers across the U.S. The company is trying to low down the curve for fresh entry-level GPS users its new navigation device – Ease, which falls below previous TomTom One. The Ease is similar to previous TomTom Star...

TomTom Ease features simple menu interface and comes at low price with advanced features like text-to-speech. Its battery life is 3 hours

3.5 inches screen may be small for getting large view. Integrated EasyPort mount is not so flexible like most of TomTom devices

If you need a compact GPS navigation device at a budget friendly price and do not need maps of Mexico and Canada, then you can buy new – TomTom Ease.

Mar, 2010

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Expert review by : Scott Martin (gpslodge.com)

TomTom Ease Full Review

TomTom announced the TomTom Ease for the US market last month at the CES 2010 show; it's a US version of the Euro based TomTom Start, announced last year. The entry level devices are targeted at ease of use with a simplified menu, and some features...

Feb, 2010

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Consumer review (tigerdirect.com)

Great Value for the Price

This GPS is not loaded with features, however it does a great job getting you there and back.

Apr, 2012

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Consumer review (tigerdirect.com)

Its OK

Refurbished, Works fine, excellent value. Only complaint so far is the old Tom Tom I have automatically adjusts it volume the faster you drive. This new one doesn't, and you have to roll up the windows sometimes to clearly hear it.

Aug, 2011

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Consumer review (tigerdirect.com)

Excellent

The price was too good to pass up so I purchased the Tom Tom. What a great little device for a guy who was reluctant and too proud to give up his maps. Love it. Wish I had purchased years ago.

Jul, 2011

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