TomTom GO Camper Max World + Accessory Bundle
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According to our car navigation expert
With the TomTom GO Camper Max World + Accessory Bundle, you get useful accessories for your TomTom. Thanks to the leather protective cover, you can safely bring your TomTom with you. Use the car charger with 2 ports to charge your navigation system and smartphone simultaneously. With the dashboard mount, you can securely attach your TomTom to the dashboard or the windshield. Enter het dimensions and weight of your vehicle and the TomTom GO Camper Max will find routes that are suitable for you. You can receive actual traffic information about highways, provincial roads, and city centers if you connect the TomTom to your smartphone. In addition, you can download the maps of European countries wirelessly via WiFi.
Note: the battery of your navigation isn't made to last a long time. That's why you should always connect your charging cable before you start driving.
Map coverage | Europe, Topographic map (Europe) | |
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Navigation for vehicle type | Camper/Caravan, Car | |
Useful places | ||
Screen size | 7 inches | |
Traffic updates via | Smartphone (GPRS) | |
Hands-free calls | ||
Period of free map updates | Lifespan of device | |
Screen reflection | Glossy |
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To get straight to the point, the TomTom is a great navigation device. It calculates and recalculates beautiful routes from A to B very quickly. The screen is also beautifully clear and sharp.
Unfortunately, that's where the positive comments stop, as a camper navigation for a heavy camper, the device falls short for us.
The device does not seem to take into account the set weight of 4 tons. In Germany, our maximum speed on the highway should be 100 km/h, the device simply displays the maximum speed for cars. Ditto in Denmark, our maximum speed should be 80km/h, reflects the normal maximum speed. So places where restrictions apply that I don't know from outside will also be wrong. Changes to the speed limit on your route are not indicated in advance, as is the case with Garmin.
Adding points of interest (POI) is not difficult in itself, but the lists we want to read don't seem to work. Lists that are appreciated by camper users such as NKC, Park4Night, LPG.eu and a few others. You have to upload a file via the MyDrive website that your device can then download (if connected to WiFi). It just doesn't work, no error message, just nothing. If we then want to manually add points on the device, it is noticeable that we cannot assign categories, so everything comes in 1 list. Our old Garmin also does this better. Then the own points of interest such as ANWB camper campsites and Adac campsites. If you have set up a route and you want to add an ANWB or Adac POI as a waypoint, you will not be able to do that because you will not see those lists from the search window in the route options. If you have to cancel the route, start a new route with a POI of the included campsites as destination.
Then there is the fuel prices item. Will be announced in a big way and you can use it for free for the first year, luckily. You should not pay for it because you can count on 1 hand the times that the correct price is displayed. And I'm not talking about a few cents difference, I've seen differences of up to half a euro per liter. Just turned off out of frustration.
TomTom also seems to suffer from incorrect traffic information, in fact more incorrect information about road works. Regularly received warnings in Germany and Denmark for road works that are not (yet) there (anymore). Including the delays that would accompany it. And me who thought TomTom was just as good at this.
Information about speed cameras is something TomTom is strong in. There is also always a report button at the bottom of your screen to report a speed camera. Not something we care about ourselves, but I couldn't find a single flaw on this part.
Something really stupid that we're missing is an altimeter. With our Garmin we can always keep the height in the picture, TomTom does not have this option.
What we also miss is the possibility to quickly save a point. Suppose we come across a place along the way that we want to visit again later. This spot is not yet in the system (not by TomTom and not added by us). To save this you must first stop the active route guidance, go to the main menu, click on “my places”, click on “add”, mark the correct spot on the map or enter the address and then save. And then restart the route you canceled
What is also very annoying and what bothers me the most is the daily crash of the system. If you have set a route and you want to change it, there is a very good chance that the device will freeze and after a short period decides to restart itself to solve this.
I have the feeling that TomTom has launched a product that is far from finished. A little opportunism from the marketing department because the motorhome market is booming like never before. We have a device for trucks, we stick a camper on it, put a few camping POIs on it and voila. We even keep the button to drive to work prominently in the main menu because that is what you will be doing with your motorhome. Too bad, the potential to make something good out of it is there, it just doesn't come out. I especially miss the advisory role.
Tested with application version 22.102.0007
Bart Bruijns
24 July 2022
Automatically translated from Dutch
The device is a faster and slightly larger version of the previous generation TomTom Go devices. The interface is slightly less streamlined and uniform. Whether that bothers you is a matter of taste. What is annoying for this new Go Camper version is that the motorhome pitches of NKC/Campercontact are missing and that it is also not possible to add them yourself. The places of ACSI/ANWB/ADAC that are on it are campsites, not motorhome pitches. This means that TomTom actually cannot live up to the (marketing) claim that the device for motorhomes.
Simon Hania
8 June 2022
Automatically translated from Dutch
I buy a device with lifetime updates and after a year I no longer get updates
Rob
16 April 2024
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Product number | 923945 |
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Manufacturer code | 1YB7.002.10 |
Brand | TomTom |
Warranty | 2 years |
Processing of your defect | Via Coolblue |
Width | 18,7 cm | |
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Height | 12,2 cm | |
Depth | 2 cm | |
Weight | 400 kg | |
Color | Black | |
Integrated dash cam | ||
Maximum battery life | 2 hours |
Screen size | 7 inches | |
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Resolution height | 800 pixels | |
Resolution width | 1280 pixels | |
Screen reflection | Glossy |
Map coverage | Europe, Topographic map (Europe) | |
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Pre-installed maps | ||
Maps expandable | ||
Period of free map updates | Lifespan of device | |
Map updates via WiFi (car navigation) |
Navigation for vehicle type | Camper/Caravan, Car | |
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Traffic updates function | ||
Traffic updates via | Smartphone (GPRS) | |
Speed camera alert | ||
Period of speed camera alert | Free 1 year | |
Spoken directions | ||
Lane assist | ||
Coordinate navigation | ||
Uploading routes possible | ||
Quick GPSfix | ||
GLONASS |
Connection type | Wired, Wireless | |
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Bluetooth | ||
Built-in WiFi | ||
Type of USB port | Micro USB-B (type: 2.0) |
Hands-free calls | ||
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Shows smartphone messages | ||
GPRS | Via mobile phone |
Total storage capacity | 32 GB | |
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Memory card reader |
