- Extra-wide 4.3-inch touchscreen with award-winning Fold & Go EasyPort mount that folds flat against the device, making it easy to take it with you.
- Effortless navigation from A to B anywhere in the United States or Canada–3D graphics and spoken instructions guide you door-to-door
- Preloaded with millions of points of interest to enhance your traveling experience-easily find your favorite gas stations, hotels and more
- With TomTom Map Share technology, you can instantly modify street names, street direction, POIs, road speeds, and turn restrictions on your own device
- Help Me! menu provides added safety features so you can easily access local emergency providers, such as police, fire stations, and hospitals
Product Description
TomTom XL 330 Automotive GPS Systems are easy-to-use wide-screen navigators. TomTom’s award-winning software means effortless navigation from point A to point B. Switch on and go right out of the box. Just enter the address on the touchscreen and start driving anywhere in the United States or Canada. TomTom guides you door-to-door with turn-by-turn spoken instructions. And 3D graphics help guide you to your destination. Easy-to-use widescreen navigation. Click to enlarge. TomTom’s award-winning software means effortless navigation from point A to point B. Click to enlarge. An extra-wide touchscreen helps you find your way, worry-free. The XL 330 is preloa… More >>
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5 comments
T. Roelke says:
October 3, 2009 at 8:10 am (UTC -6)
I would like to give it no stars, I recommended a TomTom over a Nuvi to my Father. So he got his 330xl on Tuesday and broke the screen Wednesday trying to get the receiver into the new “improved” mount. I called and Dennis at TomTom told me “straight up” there is nothing we can do and they can’t even fix it. That of course after trolling all my personal data. They offered me a discount on a new unit, thanks alot TomTom. I told them I would wait for the class action lawsuit.
Rating: 1 / 5
Raja Bhat says:
October 3, 2009 at 8:32 am (UTC -6)
Garmin and Magellan show subcategories of points of interests like restaurants: Italian, Greek, etc. TomTom doesn’t. It didn’t even show a full list of restaurants; if I typed a name in, it found it. This is not acceptable as in a new town; how am I supposed to know what name of an Italian restaurant to type in? I won’t recommend TomTom to anyone based on this.
Rating: 2 / 5
Chi T. Vu says:
October 3, 2009 at 11:17 am (UTC -6)
I got Tomtom XL 330s about 2 weeks ago from Costco. This GPS does take you from point A to point B but it doesn’t give you a most efficient direction. Some of the instances, it gives a shorter route but haven’t counter the traffic lights. I used this GPS to show me the map from my house to my work using Fastest Route option. Tomtom’s direction is about 2 miles shorter from my normal route (12.9 vs 15 miles) but it takes highways and inner road, which has a lot of traffic lights. None of the local drivers will take this road. Map Quest, Google Map and Garmin Nuvi 650 are all shown the same direction. This direction is a lot more correct and most of the local people will take. Another instance, I tried to use Tomtom to show me the direction from Fairfax, VA to Harrisburg, PA. Tomtom shows me to take 95 N, and 695 (Baltimore Beltway), and 83 N. There is a lot of traffic on this route from DC to Baltimore and it is 20 miles longer than taking 270 N through Frederick, MD and 15 North through Gettysburg PA. Google Map, Mapquest, and Garmin Nuvi 650 are showed the correct way. But thanks to the Alternate Route Feature to allow me to avoid some certain roads and recalculate the map. Yes it is a nice feature, no doubt about it but if I already know what roads to avoid then I already know my direction I don’t need the GPS or Tomtom suggests me to check mapquest or google map prior to make my trip to find the most efficient road. I feel the algorithm that used to calculate direction in Tomtom’s device is not smart enough to find the shortest route. I am not sure what type of algorithm it used. Beside all that, inquiring the satellite and calculate map are great. It is pretty fast and the design is nice, especially the new style of mount. This GPS does take you from Point A to B but probably not the best route but it does the job. From my opinion, I am going to return this Tomtom GPS and get the Garmin Nuvi 760. Because the Garmin Nuvi 650′s resolution is a lot better than Tomtom and Nuvi 760 is even better. I want a device that I can count on and give me the best direction. Gas is expensive now a day. I can’t sit on the traffic for 20 mins or take a 20 miles longer route. I gave this device 2 star since it has a nice design, great mount, inquiring satellite pretty fast, and does take you from Point A to B.
Rating: 2 / 5
D. Scheffler says:
October 3, 2009 at 1:40 pm (UTC -6)
i found the tom tom to be everything i thought it would be.but you need to watch out for amazon.com.they list the products as new.at check-out you click the new button but after you have paid and print your reeipt you find out that the product is refurbished not new as posted.then when you call coustmer service they claim that it is factory rebuilt which makes it new to them.that is all that i found wrong.buyer beware of amazon they like to trick the consumer
Rating: 4 / 5
Wallace Ferguson says:
October 3, 2009 at 3:18 pm (UTC -6)
According to the box, this GPS was supposed to speak street names………..it did not. I could not find instructions in the book or a menu item to correct this, so either mine was defective or they lie!!
I returned it for a refund.
Rating: 2 / 5