The TomTom 740 LIVE GPS has hit the streets, addressing many issues we’ve had with preceding TomTom devices. The location of the power cable, the “inactive” mount, and lack of full voice control were all preceding limitations that have been dealt with. main perhaps is that you are no longer forced to choose between two evils to get traffic information… the ugly and annoying traffic cable or the compatible with little Bluetooth connection. Now connectivity is built right into the GO 740 Live.
The TomTom 740 LIVE GPS isn’t a cheap GPS, and the linked services make it even more expensive. If you don’t think you need the connected services, the TomTom XL 340s is likely a much better fit. Even while it doesn’t come with a traffic receiver, it is compatible with the traffic cable should you later change your mind. The 340s also comes with the latest version of IQ Routes which is nearly a traffic system in its own.
Get your TomTom 740 LIVE GPS here.