Works great, but I’ve had a issue with the suction cup, the other night at work while driving the satnav fell from the window, when I had chance to stop and sort it out I noticed he suction cup had come away from the arm. Ivr had to screw it back on but it doesn’t work anywhere as well as it used it. Some times takes me a few attempts to get it to stick after twisting it. Also the cup regularly comes away from the arm. I’ve tried to contact tomtom but no joy.

It works good, we had problems with setting up as was showing London as a location but after 5 mins driving it started to work.

Great piece of kit. Had a 12 year-old snooper before. This is so much better. Live updates are fantastic, very useful and accurate.

Great Sat Nav, you pay for quality and that’s what you ge

As a heavy user of TomTom need to say that I’m very impressed.
The screen is much more responsive and brighter than previous models.
The calculation of the route Is at least 10 time faster and giving you 2 or 3 suggestions, depending on the settings you’ve being set /so be careful with this/
The new OS is much more smooth and readable, preparing you for your next turn in small window.
The battery is good, about 1.5/2hours from full charge, so better keep it connected during long drive.
My only issue was to connect with my phone/android/ took me about 2 hours fighting with it and I gave up. After reading some reviews I did it with no probs, so REMEMBER, before connecting it, just restart your phone and turn on your data through Bluetooth and the will connect within 5 secs/ probably phone issue/. Once connected become a beast. Really good peace of kit.

After having many many sat navs i was losing hope of ever finding one half descent, so after watching a youtube vid of a trucker who highly recommended this one i thought i would splash out and buy it, we have just come back from a 3 week holiday in France touring in a motorhome, this sat nav even knows the way out of service stations (if you have been to France on the tolls their service roads go on for some distance through woodland and all over an area where there is picnic tables and rest areas etc) I think on the whole trip it forgot to tell me to take a turn – but i am always looking at the screen anyway – its very fast, all my previous garmin models are slow, i get to a junction before sat nav does – not with this one, it has loads of features too, it has auto change over depending on what country your in from mph to kmh and the time too, the only thing i can score this down is that i wish it had a clock on the screen showing the actual time, apart from that its damn awesome !

I’ve been using this a few weeks now and so far it’s not got me lost or routed me the wrong way despite been over 65 feet long and 16’3” high. Very easy to use.

Traffic is miles better then my HGV Garmin sat nav and also a lot faster like a lot faster there is some things I wish it had like my Garmin did for instance truck size was in FT and not meters but I suppose it’s just getting used to it also to edit a route u have to add a stop on the road u want to go down even tho it’s not a stop it should just say edit this route all in all my Tom Tom is a lot better than my Garmin Delz cam the speed and traffic alone are miles ahead just takes a bit getting use to it as I had Garmin for about 5 years but just wanted a change I do miss the built in dash cam I had on the Garmin tho

Had snooper s8000 before this and one or two other sat navs about the 200 pound mark,this satnav leaves them standing and in my opinion has to be up there with the best!had motorway signs telling me the road ahead is closed but tomtom says its open and so far tomtom has been correct everytime its more reliable and upto date than the actual matrix signs!don’t bother with cheaper satnavs if your thinking about the expert and can afford it then i reccomend it 100%,takes the thinking out of driving and is constantly updating and planning your route.best satnav ever.

Had snooper s8000 before this and one or two other sat navs about the 200 pound mark,this satnav leaves them standing and in my opinion has to be up there with the best!had motorway signs telling me the road ahead is closed but tomtom says its open and so far tomtom has been correct everytime its more reliable and upto date than the actual matrix signs!don’t bother with cheaper satnavs if your thinking about the expert and can afford it then i reccomend it 100%,takes the thinking out of driving and is constantly updating and planning your route.best satnav ever.

I’ve been using this for over 7 months now and it’s never let me down (artic, different hieghts daily). As long as you can connect to mobile data for live traffic, you won’t end up in traffic either, if there’s a legal way around it, it will re route. Only downside is obviously its not cheap, also, not sure whether you can do this via the tomtom website, but there’s a few times it’s tried to take me around low bridges that I know have had the road dug out to increase the hieght, it would be handy if you could input this manually so it doesn’t happen the next time you pla0n that route.
One last thing, its no infallable, it’s a sat nav so don’t take for gospel it’s sending you the right way, you still need to check the route, no good trying to limbo under a bridge or getting craned out of a dead end and blaming the tomtom!

I’ve been using this for over 7 months now and it’s never let me down (artic, different hieghts daily). As long as you can connect to mobile data for live traffic, you won’t end up in traffic either, if there’s a legal way around it, it will re route. Only downside is obviously its not cheap, also, not sure whether you can do this via the tomtom website, but there’s a few times it’s tried to take me around low bridges that I know have had the road dug out to increase the hieght, it would be handy if you could input this manually so it doesn’t happen the next time you pla0n that route.
One last thing, its no infallable, it’s a sat nav so don’t take for gospel it’s sending you the right way, you still need to check the route, no good trying to limbo under a bridge or getting craned out of a dead end and blaming the tomtom!

I’ve been using this for over 7 months now and it’s never let me down (artic, different hieghts daily). As long as you can connect to mobile data for live traffic, you won’t end up in traffic either, if there’s a legal way around it, it will re route. Only downside is obviously its not cheap, also, not sure whether you can do this via the tomtom website, but there’s a few times it’s tried to take me around low bridges that I know have had the road dug out to increase the hieght, it would be handy if you could input this manually so it doesn’t happen the next time you pla0n that route.
One last thing, its no infallable, it’s a sat nav so don’t take for gospel it’s sending you the right way, you still need to check the route, no good trying to limbo under a bridge or getting craned out of a dead end and blaming the tomtom!

I could write a really poor review regarding TomTom not so much the product itself but support once an item is deemed out of warranty.

The Go Expert is a good bit of kit, my only criticism is you need a smartphone to tether too to get live traffic, that’s the thing I’m interested in. This then creates conflict with other Bluetooth devices you may have, hands free earpieces for example. If you need to speak with a person at TomTom forget it. A high end product with low end suppo

I could write a really poor review regarding TomTom not so much the product itself but support once an item is deemed out of warranty.

The Go Expert is a good bit of kit, my only criticism is you need a smartphone to tether too to get live traffic, that’s the thing I’m interested in. This then creates conflict with other Bluetooth devices you may have, hands free earpieces for example. If you need to speak with a person at TomTom forget it. A high end product with low end suppo

This is a great product in nearly every way but have one small issue, unable to find a solution to. why isn’t it showing some info on maps and to get a support answer or find email is very difficult and don’t even think about trying to find phone number for suppo

Like any tech, it has faults, but this is so far the best i have had. I did have tomtom before and it was rubbish, then a garmin not bad but not good enough. Then this one its great but not perfect so have improved going up in the world.
Uses mobile hotspot or wifi to update fantastic. I use wifi to update when i find places and hotspot for live traffic and updates which uses hardly any

I was really impressed with this Tom Tom Go during my first trip to Belgium, the routing was spot on and the instructions clear and easy to navigate
The screen is clear and the device is simple to use, all in all I would highly recommend it for the professional drive

Most of the time this does the job but I drive the same route from work every day and it tells me there is a 7.5 limit.
There is not but despite reporting it on Map share it never gets fixed.
Garmin gives you advance warning of speed limit changes and sharp bend.
Unfortunately this one doesn’t.
In hindsight I should have but the Garmi

It works fine nice screen is it any better than the 520 not really apart from a bigger screen . The problem I find is it needs to be connected to my phone WiFi and if you don’t have it no live traffic 520 only needed Bluetooth.

The device is very fast finding the new routes, connects to your Wi-Fi so you’re up to date with the traffic and delays. The speaker is really really loud which is good. 7 inch screen is big enough and looks massive, bigger isn’t necessary. I’ve never had an issue following it as a class 2 driver avoiding lower bridges. In my opinion it is worth it.

Easily set up, clear route plans, can show you where restrictions are for your vehicle ( weight, length & height) & smart design. I still have to figure out how to add fuel stations that my company use and Snap friendly truck stops but have been told it is a option available… Honestly don’t see a downside to the device

When pressing a button I hate it when you have to wait 5 seconds for it to respond, the old one did that, this one? Doesn’t.
It’s quick, you press? It responds straight away.
Rapid on all screens too.
Excellent.
At the bottom right of main screen you can access stuff with one press that used to take 4.
Cons:
They’ve taken the clock off the bottom right of the screen! WTF? That’s a pain.
And when you’re coming g off the motorway into multie lanes, it goes into a drug induced graphic that is kinda soft and hazy and is no feckin help at all.
Oh yes, and the colours, which you can’t change, ate not much good for us weakling colour blind wimps, waaay too pastelly colours, none of which stand out. I tell ya, u depend more time deciphering which way to go than I do on looking at the road, and THAT ain’t good.

When pressing a button I hate it when you have to wait 5 seconds for it to respond, the old one did that, this one? Doesn’t.
It’s quick, you press? It responds straight away.
Rapid on all screens too.
Excellent.
At the bottom right of main screen you can access stuff with one press that used to take 4.
Cons:
They’ve taken the clock off the bottom right of the screen! WTF? That’s a pain.
And when you’re coming g off the motorway into multie lanes, it goes into a drug induced graphic that is kinda soft and hazy and is no feckin help at all.
Oh yes, and the colours, which you can’t change, ate not much good for us weakling colour blind wimps, waaay too pastelly colours, none of which stand out. I tell ya, u depend more time deciphering which way to go than I do on looking at the road, and THAT ain’t good.

When pressing a button I hate it when you have to wait 5 seconds for it to respond, the old one did that, this one? Doesn’t.
It’s quick, you press? It responds straight away.
Rapid on all screens too.
Excellent.
At the bottom right of main screen you can access stuff with one press that used to take 4.
Cons:
They’ve taken the clock off the bottom right of the screen! WTF? That’s a pain.
And when you’re coming g off the motorway into multie lanes, it goes into a drug induced graphic that is kinda soft and hazy and is no feckin help at all.
Oh yes, and the colours, which you can’t change, ate not much good for us weakling colour blind wimps, waaay too pastelly colours, none of which stand out. I tell ya, u depend more time deciphering which way to go than I do on looking at the road, and THAT ain’t good.

Does the job fine, a few niggles with the software and unusual interface options (or lack there of) but its fast and apart from telling me i can turn around in less space than the vehicle length it’s fine. I miss the time on the route into bar and the access to options is way to big, the maps seem to be more accurate than on the 6250 that this replaced so thats a plus. Mostly it’s fast and a tomtom what more can i say

Very quick to load routes, live traffic updates and rerouting have been a huge time saver, and the price was superb as when I purchased it was cheaper than the smaller screen version.
All in all a fantastic buy!

Update: When change the vehicle settings from Truck to Van the speed limits on National Speed Limits show the limits for a car when in actual fact National speed limit on single and dual carriageways are 10mph lower than a car.
Tom Tom support simply say it can’t be changed.

I am now thinking of refund and go with a competitor model that works as it should

I’ve used this sat nav for about 2 months before writing this to try and give a fair review. I upgraded from the original tom tom trucker so was interested to see any significant improvements over the the previous model.

The display is more detailed being hd and the touch screen is more responsive with less lag. The best improvement by far though is the processing speed, typing a postcode or manually searching an address is so much quicker and it loads up 3 routes to choose from in seconds. Whilst driving if you want to find alternative routes it takes about 5-10 seconds to load up 3, rather than what felt like minutes on the old model. Live Traffic is accurate but needs connection to your phone via Bluetooth just remember to have your personal hotspot turned on in phone settings otherwise it wont connect.

Id say on average its been about +95% accurate in routing but there is that 5% or less where it can try to have you do strange things like go past a junction to come back on yourself for no apparent reason or thinks a road has a weight restriction when it doesn’t, so don’t rely completely on this device or any sat nav for that matter you should always plan your route and use common sense. Having said that its never took me to a low bridge.

The maps are clear and it zooms in on lane guidance if at times the lane guidance display can stay on too long. A nice feature is it displays weight or height restrictions on the map for roads that are coming up but they are quite small so its difficult to read. For some strange reason its doesn’t display the current time and I know I’ve got the time on the dash and tacho but I always used the sat nav for the time. So tom tom if your reading this make that an option on your next update as there is plenty of room on the route bar when its set on wide.

Do I recommend this sat nav and yes is the answer. I’ve given this 4 stars but it would have been 5 if it wasn’t so expensive. Its not perfect but I doubt any sat nav is but in my experience this is the best sat nav tom tom has released.

UPDATE, I’m not sure what’s happened but since an update there are too many times when this sat nav will route around main A roads to avoid a weight restrictions that are not there. few examples are A127 southed on sea, A168 Thirst , A40 to Whitchurch from M50 . Until these issues are sorted I’m changing to one star.

UPDATE 2- Tom Tom have mostly fixed the issues of weight restrictions with updates that apply to side roads which the sat nav thought were on the main A roads! so I have increased my review to 4 stars

Very good accuracy. Some new roads need to be updated. Only one negative thing you can’t save much places.