TomTom Go 50 GPS with Free Lifetime Maps $131.04 @ The Good Guys Using 20% eBay Discount + 2% Cash Rewards Cash Back

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I have been looking for good prices GPS and Go 50 has good reviews and cheapest so far. $131.04 with 20% ebay discount and 2% cashback via Cash Rewards.

Tom Tom 2639799 Go 50 5" GPS NEWModel No. Stylish and effective, this Tom Tom GPS unit is a compelling selection to lower your vacation driving stress. It's an in-car GPS and features a map of Australia. In addition, the GPS unit features lifetime map updates, so you can receive the latest maps for free. Its 5-inch screen helps you bask in an expansive viewing area for geographical information. Beyond that, steer clear of commute time bottlenecks thanks to the Tom Tom GPS unit's live traffic updates. It has voice recognition. Plus, this GPS unit has spoken street names, so you can always know where you are. Its lane guidance lets you avoid unnecessary detours from your chosen route. Also, the Tom Tom GPS unit has safety alerts and a 1 year manufacturer warranty. It's great for getting real-time directions more easily.

4 star rating by techradar: http://www.techradar.com/au/reviews/car-tech/tom-tom-gps-and…

Lifetime TomTom Traffic

Drive with TomTom Traffic for the lifetime of your device.

Smartphone Connected

Get TomTom Traffic via your smartphone with Bluetooth connection. Your smartphone needs to be compatible and come with a data plan. Extra costs may apply, check tomtom.com/connect for more information.

Lifetime Maps

Always drive with the latest map. For the life of your product, you can download at least four full map updates on your device every year.

Advanced Lane Guidance

Clearly see which lane to take at key junctions. Don’t miss your turning with realistic 3D pictures showing the correct lane to take.

Quick Search

Find your destination faster with intuitive search results. Quick Search starts to find your destination as soon you start typing.

5" (13 cm) touch screen

Touch screen technology gives you the optimum view with the easiest control to make operating your device a pleasure.

One Touch Screen

Tap, scroll and go.

3 months TomTom Speed Cameras

Get alerts for speed cameras. Save money avoiding speeding fines and stay in control with accurate and timely speed warnings.

3D Maps

See buildings and landmarks in stunning 3D. With 3D Maps, you'll always know exactly where you are.

Speak & Go

Control your device with your voice.

Map Share Changes

Share and download map verified changes from the Map Share community.

Points of Interest

See Points of Interest around you. From petrol stations to hotels, your device comes pre-loaded with millions of useful POIs.

Online Search

Search online to get even more Points of Interest.

My Places

See your favourite locations on the map. Easily find and navigate to your favourite locations everyday.

Route Bar

Essential traffic and travel information at a glance. The Route Bar shows precise traffic and speed camera information on the road ahead.

Alternative Route Planner

See up to three routes options when planning your journey.

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  sillyhead on 26/06/2015 - 16:14

  Good deal. I got the garmin 2597 from gg ebay this morning which was good value too.

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    dealhunting007 on 26/06/2015 - 16:19

    +1

    I found tomtom more mature in sense of routing algorithms. I used navman and did not like it at all.

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      asa79 on 26/06/2015 - 19:52

      navman is behind them all

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  frogduck on 26/06/2015 - 16:36

  Anyone know which is the best out of the Garmin 2597, Garmin 65LMT and this? They all seem to be in a similar price range. I currently have a Garmin 1450LMT (Old thing from 2012) which is starting to fail, has worked well in its time though.

  I don't necessarily need the 6" screen of the 65LMT if that is the only plus for that model but I do like having traffic updates.

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    dealhunting007 on 26/06/2015 - 16:39

    +1

    I have not used Garmin, however my experience has been really good with tomtom, easy interface, good algorithms, durable. The last one last me for about 6 years and it was still sold as it is because i do not want to buy maps for that.

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  buderim11 on 26/06/2015 - 17:14

  +1

  My TomTom packed up after 8 years , I was looking at getting a new GPS , but I was told to try Here maps on android , so I put it on my 5"smartphone and have decided I dont need a GPS the phone and Here maps are great .

  It is worth trying it our before parting with your dollars..

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    bargainhunter_dande on 26/06/2015 - 17:41

    I'm also looking for a good GPS. Navman is not worth the money. Spent >$300 for the Navman and its useless.
    Haven't used Tomtom. Tempted to buy one. Main reason not using the phone as a GPS is, it drains the battery and the phone gets quite hot over long journeys.

    Spec for the unit:

    Display Size: 5"
    Maps: Australia & NZ
    Additional Features: 3D bulidings & landmarks
    Manufacturer's Warranty: 1 Year
    Bluetooth Speakerphone: No
    Lifetime Map Updates: Yes
    Safety Alerts: Yes
    Voice Recognition: Yes
    Spoken Street Name: Yes
    Live Traffic Updates: Yes
    Type: In-Car GPS
    Lane Guidance: Yes

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    vinc on 27/06/2015 - 03:20

    Agree. HERE is a great free navigation app. Nokia even throw in the Offline map which is a great bonus.

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  trinest on 26/06/2015 - 17:51

  What's the difference between the 50/60 and the 500/600?

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    Sidor on 26/06/2015 - 18:10

    500/600 have more features, such as for example live traffic update through mobile phone bluetooth tethering.

    600 one also has higher resolution screen 800 x 480, whereas 500 only 480 x 272.

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    sillyhead on 26/06/2015 - 20:43

    Also I think the *00 series have capacitive screens.

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  dealhunting007 on 26/06/2015 - 17:58

  +1

  5 is 5" and 6 is 6"

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  mejutty on 26/06/2015 - 18:03

  It's a pity tomtom doesn't appear to have hands free Bluetooth for the phone.

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  imp on 26/06/2015 - 23:46

  +1

  Just bought the Go5100 - $277 from DSE on a price match with JB HiFi.
  Lifetime maps of the world (download the ones you need). Traffic updates via inbuilt SIM (mobile data access round the world). Lifetime speed cameras. Has a cradle windscreen mount to allow for easy removal (when parked).
  Double the price but if you are travelling, much more useful.