TomTom GO Navigation 4+

I’ve tried Waze, Apple Maps, Google Maps, and various others on the store and this is by far one of the most polished. The subtle overlay of buildings in 3D is a nice touch.

There’s only one reason I’ll be sticking with my current map app over TomTom Go: there is no automatic turn by turn direction list in Car Play mode. You can click through settings / current route / instructions to see a list but it doesn’t auto update and is a little cumbersome. By default, CarPlay just shows a map on the car and phone screens. It’s just enough of an inconvenience to keep me from subscribing currently and using as my main nab app, but I’ll be watching future versions.

If you don’t use Car Play, this is one of the best navigation app around.

Hi there, We are grateful that you took the time out to leave us a review. We rely on input such as this to make us aware of things that can be done better. We will make sure to work on your feedback. Please let us know if there’s anything we can do to improve your driving experience. Thanks' ^Harry

Like most everyone out there I’ve used all other major driving apps, this one is the best hands down, from audible alerts to lack of distractions….I’ve never been a fan of hitting buttons to alert or where every Dunkin’ donut is in my area, just need directions and TomTom does it well!!! Only have two complaints…. Please give the street maps a little more contrast, I like to be able to see how many streets I need to pass before I make a turn, probably just a personal habit but when I’m sitting at a light on a different route I don’t want to be looking at street names, a quick glance at the map could give you a quick ballpark idea of how many blocks before one needs to turn. The only other issue is exit names when driving on a highway, other apps do a much better job of matching what the exit names as displayed on the road signs, this makes it easier to know you’re taking the correct one. TomTom is more generic and doesn’t quite match so if I was driving on a new road I would probably use a different app because don’t want to get rear ended trying to second guess if I’m taking the correct exit.

Hello there, We appreciate your 5-star rating and feedback - We will certainly work on the improvements and we wish you a safe time on the road.
Thank you for bringing it to our notice.
Happy Motoring!🚗 ^Rahyl

I think I’ve tried every navigation system that is ever been available. I have to say that this one was absolutely the worst. I went ahead and signed up for the trial, because I wanted to see if maybe it was worth paying the money, if it was that good as an app! However, the first thing I found in firing it up, was that the maps look faded and hard to read. I installed it on an iPad but it doesn’t size to the iPad without just doubling it. that’s not that big of a deal since I normally would be using it on my phone, but I still found it interesting. But most profoundly, I live on a cliff and the navigation starts down at the bottom of the cliff where there’s a road, and navigates me to where I want to go from there, except that I’m not down there. I fired up a couple other navigation apps to make sure that it wasn’t a problem with the GPS correctly identifying where I was. But they all did it correctly. I went back to TomTom and it still showed my current location at the bottom of the cliff. Extremely disappointing. And hard to read. there were a number of other features I was looking to see if it had, but it was lacking features available on other platforms. And for them to be charging as much as they are, I would’ve expected a MUCH better application.

Hi there, we sincerely regret for the unintended grievance caused. At present, the app is only designed and tested for use of iOS smartphone's so we cannot guarantee yet if it would properly on the iPad. For investigation purpose, Could you please confirm if you experienced the GPS related issue on iPad only or iPhone as well? Thanks' ^Harry