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TomTom GO LIVE 2050

TomTom GO LIVE 2050
TomTom GO LIVE 2050
alaScore 83

9 reviews

Nov, 2024

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 9 reviews of TomTom GO LIVE 2050. The average rating for this product is 3.3/5, compared to an average rating of 3.9/5 for other GPS for all reviews. Reviewers really like the design and usability. The price and performance are also appreciated. Reviews are divided on the maps.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other GPS the TomTom GO LIVE 2050 is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 83/100 = Very good quality.

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Expert review by : Derek Fung (cnet.com.au)

TomTom Go Live 2050

 

If you're planning on driving across Europe and North America, the 35-map World edition of the Go Live 2050 is possibly the GPS bargain of the year. If not, there are better specified and better value sat nav units on the market.

AU$499 world map version is great value. Magnetised cradle is a nice piece of design.

HD Traffic service not worth $70 a year. Capacitive screen deserves a high-res display.

If you're planning on travelling across Europe and North America and plan on driving, the 35-map World edition of the Go Live 2050 is possibly the GPS bargain of the year. If not, there are better specified and better value sat nav units on the market.

Aug, 2012
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Expert review by : Vera Alves (reseller.co.nz)

TomTom GO LIVE 2050

 

In-car GPS

This review appeared in the February issue of New Zealand PC World.

Feb, 2012
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Expert review by : Vera Alves (pcworld.co.nz)

TomTom GO LIVE 2050

 

Top of TomTom's Go Live range, the 2050 offers live traffic updates, voice control and comprehensive road maps for both New Zealand and Australia.

Jan, 2012
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Consumer review (cnet.com.au)

TomTom Go Live 2050

 

The best part of Go Live is that it's super quick and it teaches you how to avoid traffic delays as well as support Bluetooth connection.

Everything

Computer Connection

Apr, 2012
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Consumer review (cnet.com.au)

TomTom Go Live 2050

 

i purchased a tomtom go live 2050 series only had it out of the box for the day and after creating account and the trying to long in with the details provided in the email ?? why is the gps rebooting ?? then i click the google app first time the gps...

nice and shiny

it does not work like it should

Mar, 2012
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Consumer review (cnet.com.au)

TomTom Go Live 2050

 

Just drove 2600km around Spain for 17 days in a hire car with our TomTom Go Live 2050 World/Australia. Whether navigating the excellent Spanish national expressway system, or the narrow streets of old Toledo, Córdoba, Sevilla, Gibraltar, Granada,...

Accurate and fast in its coverage area; good "live" features

Maps don't cover whole world; sat signal drops out in narrow streets

Feb, 2012
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Consumer review (cnet.com.au)

TomTom Go Live 2050

 

A little too much glossy advertising and still missing the flexibility to adjust things via the computer. TomTom is so paranoid about protecting their wallet they short change the prospective client

Great display, good GPS

Misleading advertising, monetary fish hook subscription

Dec, 2011
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Consumer review (cnet.com.au)

TomTom Go Live 2050

 

Dissatisfied with GO Live 2050

Quick start; responsive screen; Traffic update works reliable; Home work traffic display

Not the touch screen that the box says; Cannot backup; No computer dock; Limited functions from computer

Sep, 2011
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Consumer review (cnet.com.au)

TomTom Go Live 2050

 

I've had this for a couple of days now, and generally speaking, I'm happy with it. "My TomTom" does not seem to offer as much interaction as "TomTom Home", and I am disapointed that I cannot see the device as a "drive" when I connect it to the...

Large screen, SIM based live feeds, easy to use

Limited access from computer, won't turn on when you turn the ignition on

Aug, 2011
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