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TomTom Go Comfort 6 Inch GPS Navigation Device with Updates via Wi-Fi, Real Time Traffic, Free Maps of North America, Smart Routing, Destination Prediction and Road Trips

4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 824 ratings

Brand TomTom
Model Name GO Comfort
Screen Size 6 Inches
Special Feature Touchscreen, Bluetooth, Text-to-Speech, Lane Assist
Connectivity Technology Wireless, Bluetooth, USB
Map Type North America
Included Components TomTom GO Comfort, Reversible integrated mount, car charger & USB cable for computer, documentation See more
Audio Output Mode Text-to-Speech
Battery Life 2 Hours
Mounting Type Dashboard Mount, found in image

About this item

  • TomTom Traffic: Supremely accurate traffic information enables your TomTom GO Comfort GPS navigation device to intelligently plan routes around traffic.Control Method:Voice.Special Feature:Text-to-Speech,Bluetooth,Lane Assist,Touchscreen.
  • 3-month speed camera alerts: Stay updated, under the speed limit, and safer along the way. Keep going with live services by switching over to a subscription after your trial ends.
  • USA, Mexico and Canada map updates at no extra cost: See what is up ahead with your GO Comfort GPS. Effortless navigation, exceptional clarity, and routes around road closures and other traffic hassles.
  • Wireless Connectivity: Stay updated quickly and easily with the GO Comfort GPS navigation device. Get regular software and map updates with the convenience of built-in WiFi. No computer needed.
  • RoadTrips by TomTom: Supercharge your holidays. RoadTrips brings you another world of driving and riding experiences created by our RoadTrips Community. Sync them easily to your GPS and go.
  • Smartphone Messages: End the on-the-road distractions. To keep your focus on the road, opt to have your messages read out loud effortlessly via TomTom GO Comfort's functionality.

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    TomTom Go Comfort
    GO Comfort

    TomTom Go Comfort
    Key Features:
    • Updates via Wi-Fi
    • Connected
    • Maps
    • TomTom Traffic
    • TomTom Road Trips

    TomTom GO Comfort

    Wi-Fi enabled, fast updates, and phone notifications, the TomTom GO Comfort gives everything you need to focus on the road and stay connected. Plus, you get TomTom's smart routing, Traffic and regular map updates. Connect with the TomTom MyDrive mobile app to plan and edit your routes before you get into the car, log on to TomTom Road Trips to discover, download and edit the best routes to drive around the world.

    Features

    Connected

    Connected

    The latest TomTom GO Comfort integrates seamlessly with your phone. Pre-plan your trips on TomTom MyDrive, It can even read out your text messages. Built-in Wi-Fi makes it extremely easy to update your maps, POI’s, speedcamera locations and get the latest navigation features. No computer needed!

    TomTom Road trips

    TomTom Road Trips

    Discover the world's most epic driving routes from TomTom's route sharing community. Personalise your journey and share it with friends. Then start your adventure up mountains, along coastal roads, into forests and beyond with your trusty sat nav guide.

    Maps Traffic

    Maps and TomTom Traffic

    Download free map updates with the latest road changes, for the useful life of your device. Insanely accurate traffic information enables your TomTom GO Comfort to intelligently plan routes around traffic. With real-time updates from millions of drivers, it's like having a huge network of friends helping you choose the best route to take.

    MyDrive

    TomTom MyDrive

    Plan routes, check live traffic and save favourites – anytime, anywhere – from your smartphone, tablet or PC. Your TomTom GO Comfort will pick up any destinations or favourites set on MyDrive as soon as it powers on in the car and connects to your smartphone. With MyDrive you'll know how the traffic looks before you GO Comfort , you'll get on the road faster and you'll always have an online backup of all your favourite destinations.

    Features

    Wi-fi

    Updates via Wi-Fi

    Don't miss out on any road changes or new features again. Get the latest maps and software for your TomTom GO Comfort with built-in Wi-Fi. No computer needed. Your sat nav will notify you when new updates are available - simply connect to your Wi-Fi network and choose what to instal from the menu. You can charge your device while updating so it's always ready for your next trip. Over smartphones you're saving both on battery and data usage while remaining real-time updated.

    Smartphone messages

    Smartphone Messages

    Hear text messages from your smartphone safely, with your hands on the wheel and your eyes on the road. Your TomTom GO Comfort will read aloud Text Messages, Whatsapps, even Facebook messages. Receiving too many messages? Easily switch notifications on or off from the main menu. All while your phone remains in your pocket with the screen off saving precious battery life.

    Destination prediction

    Destination Prediction

    TomTom GO Comfort learns your driving habits and predicts when you're likely to drive to frequent destinations saved in My Places. It remembers the time of day when you make regular journeys, so the more you drive with it, the more accurate its predictions will become. A commute will be ready right away with the latest traffic information. Trying a new route? That's no problem - TomTom VIA will adapt to your new schedule as it automatically learns.

    Customer Reviews
    4.1 out of 5 stars
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    Price $249.95
    TomTom Map Coverage US, Canada, Mexico US, Canada, Mexico World World
    Speed Camera Updates 3 Months 3 Months Ongoing Updates 1 Year
    Updates via Wi-Fi ✔ (3x faster)
    TomTom Traffic Via Smartphone Connection Via Smartphone Connection Via Smartphone Connection Via Smartphone Connection
    Map Updates Availability Quarterly Quarterly Quarterly Weekly
    Screen Size 5" 5" and 6" 5" and 6" 7"
    Touchscreen Type Resistive Resistive Capacitive HD

    Product Description

    Comfort at its best. Wi-Fi enabled, fast updates, and phone notifications, the TomTom go comfort gives everything you need to focus on the road and stay connected. In addition, you get TomTom Smart routing, traffic and regular map updates. Connect with the TomTom My drive mobile app to plan and edit your routes before you get into the car, log on to TomTom road trips to discover, download and edit the best routes to drive around the world. Screen resolution: 480 x 272 pixels.

    Customer reviews

    4 out of 5 stars
    824 global ratings

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    Customers find the GPS navigation system useful for cars and street pick-ups. They are satisfied with its accuracy and consider it a helpful tool for daily use. However, some customers dislike bluetooth connectivity. Opinions differ on ease of use, route accuracy, value for money, quality, and display quality.

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    44 customers mention "Functionality"31 positive13 negative

    Customers like the functionality of the GPS. They say it works well for cars and street pickups, but not when driving a trailer or travel trailer. It's a helpful tool for daily use, and has some great features.

    "...The route we wanted to take was done for both. TomTom worked flawlessly...." Read more

    "works great sorry tom tom no longer sells gps in us" Read more

    "...They are not an improvement over the old units and not as efficient and certainly not as user friendly. 1...." Read more

    "...This Tom Tom is a good gps, has some great features. One thing I love is: the map stays at the scale you set it!!!..." Read more

    16 customers mention "Accuracy"13 positive3 negative

    Customers like the GPS's accuracy. They say it's a good navigation system and accurate.

    "Its got a nice big screen, easy to use, pretty accurate, it took about 3 hours this charge the first time and would not connect to our home wifi..." Read more

    "...delivery I soon realized that the TomTom Go Comfort 6" was an outstanding GPS especially considering its very reasonable price. *..." Read more

    "...This Tom Tom is a good gps, has some great features. One thing I love is: the map stays at the scale you set it!!!..." Read more

    "Very very accurate but the touchscreen is GARBAGE and SO FRUSTRATING!!! I hate it!..." Read more

    48 customers mention "Ease of use"26 positive22 negative

    Customers have different experiences with the GPS navigation system. Some find it easy to use, with a large screen and clear instructions. They say it's simple to set up destinations and navigate. Others mention that the interface is not intuitive at first, and the settings are difficult to program. The user experience is criticized for lack of user manual, unclear metrics like elevation and heading, and frustrating touchscreen.

    "...With TomTom itinerary/trip planning is much easier, especially if you want to choose an exact route to follow such as Route 66 or the Lincoln..." Read more

    "...Very un user friendly. Keep your old Via 1500 series—its far better. 3. You can’t choose various warning sounds as in the older models...." Read more

    "Its got a nice big screen, easy to use, pretty accurate, it took about 3 hours this charge the first time and would not connect to our home wifi..." Read more

    "...It comes up right away. The instructions could be a lot clearer and give explanations. I haven't used it on the road yet." Read more

    29 customers mention "Route accuracy"18 positive11 negative

    Customers have mixed reviews about the GPS's route accuracy. Some find it good and say it does a good job finding the best route. Others mention issues like not recalculating the route if you have to go another way, not refreshing directions when the route changes, and difficulty creating a route if starting from Google Maps.

    "...It has much better/more detailed maps. It does a better job of finding the best route...." Read more

    "...PROS . Big screen easy to use You can set up a trip on your home computer and download to the Go CONS..." Read more

    "...the route, or I will be driving for a long while and the route will just not work, giving me step-by-step instructions. Waist of time and money!" Read more

    "...I do like finding your destination. It comes up right away. The instructions could be a lot clearer and give explanations...." Read more

    23 customers mention "Value for money"11 positive12 negative

    Customers have different views on the GPS's value for money. Some find it a good purchase and worth the price, while others feel it was a waste of time and money.

    "...Comfort 6" was an outstanding GPS especially considering its very reasonable price. *..." Read more

    "...4. The 3-d screen looks like something a kid would draw—unrealistic. 5. No choice on the start or end screen...." Read more

    "...The good points are the color is great the sound is great and the price. I do like finding your destination. It comes up right away...." Read more

    "...Waist of time and money!" Read more

    22 customers mention "Quality"15 positive7 negative

    Customers have different views on the GPS's quality. Some find it a reliable tool and the best they've ever purchased. Others report issues like defective units, poor performance after a short period of use, and unreliable devices that go completely dead.

    "...Both are good gps devices and each has some good points that the other does not have...." Read more

    "...and an impressively durable feel to the screen & housing. The menu selections are all of what you need and none of what you dont...." Read more

    "...Wow, what a difference: The second one was terrible. Extremely unreliable. I still have that one and we use it as a paperweight...." Read more

    "It's a good GPS receiver. It does what it's supposed to do, although I found its user interface to be a bit cumbersome to navigate...." Read more

    12 customers mention "Display quality"7 positive5 negative

    Customers have different views on the display quality. Some find it easy to read and say the map tracking is accurate. Others mention the screen is basic, lacks contrast, and is not as intuitive as the older model.

    "...WIFI UPDATES. BLuetooth... etc.,... Wow!! EZ to see Screens, etc. and yes: ACCURATE! VERY ACCURATE!!! GO TOM-TOM!..." Read more

    "...This display is not as intuitive as the older model, and I'm an IT-Tech with over 50 years in the business, so for those not into devices, it make..." Read more

    "I like the screen, and how it knows my route so it will ask if I want to go to the next stop...." Read more

    "...struggle to understand how a GPS unit in 2023 is slower and has a low tech screen compared to a device from 2016...." Read more

    16 customers mention "Bluetooth connectivity"3 positive13 negative

    Customers are unhappy with the Bluetooth connectivity of the navigation system. The connection from their phone doesn't always work, and it wouldn't connect to home WiFi until it was charged. Some customers also mention that it doesn't have bluetooth phone connection so you can use your cell phone. There are also issues with the device being laggy and not connecting all features, including wifi.

    "...it took about 3 hours this charge the first time and would not connect to our home wifi until it was charged. PROS . Big screen..." Read more

    "...I use this in conjunction with my phone, but not synced together via Bluetooth, even though it has that ability; and I may try that eventually...." Read more

    "...My one problem is that the bluetooth connection from your phone does not always work which disables the traffic function on the GPS...." Read more

    "...The screen on the Go device, is laggy, and none of the "features" connect, including my wifi, or bluetooth, or any other function...." Read more

    Live traffic and use of MyDrive not possible without wifi hotspot 😅
    1 out of 5 stars
    Live traffic and use of MyDrive not possible without wifi hotspot 😅
    The inability to use my phone’s data using bluetooth is really sad. I don’t get to enjoy the traffic services and other perks.Tomtom Customer service suggested I get the cellular data hotspot cabilities activated so things would work, that’s $10 monthly just to get traffic updates and the convenience of entering the destination address tru the app.This is a downgrade from previous versions of Tomtom gps’s. Those are excellent, you don’t have to jump through hoops and buy services to get all the goodies. Those are the real plug and play champs.
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    Top reviews from the United States

    • Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2022
      The real decision is which is better-TomTom or Garmin (I have both). Both are good gps devices and each has some good points that the other does not have. For the way I use a gps, there is no real comparison-TomTom is more suited to my needs. Granted Garmin does a bit better job of lane guidance. However there are far too many pluses for the TomTom. It has much better/more detailed maps. It does a better job of finding the best route. With TomTom itinerary/trip planning is much easier, especially if you want to choose an exact route to follow such as Route 66 or the Lincoln Highway.
      The final straw was this morning. I typed in a local address (major street in town) on the Garmin and got the message, no such street. Did the same with the TomTom and it took me exactly where I wanted to go. Also the TomTom uses a regular cable for power and traffic to power in the car....Garmin requires that you use their cable.

      This is an update: My wife and I made a road trip from North Carolina and back. We used both the TomTom and Garmin to make a comparison on a long trip. We were on the interstate most of the way out except for last 300 miles. I input the exact route I wanted to go (north of Los Angeles). TomTom took us exactly the way we wanted to go. The Garmin insisted the shortest and fastest route was going through downtown LA. This was neither the shortest nor the fastest route. For some reason it appeared that Garmin insists that using the interstates is both the shortest and fastest. Never could make it go the way we wanted to go.
      On the way home, we drove through the Rockies. The route we wanted to take was done for both. TomTom worked flawlessly. Gramin stayed confused, insisting we use the interstate by wanting us to go far out of the way and not the route we wanted to go. At one point the shortest and fastest route was the way we wanted to go (verified by both TomTom and Google maps) while Garmin said another route was faster and shorter....It was 4 hours longer and 200 miles further. Still insisting we travel by interstate.

      After this trip there is one thing good I can say about the Garmin-it shows the elevation of our current location. That is sort of neat but not really necessary for travel. Without a doubt, for both local driving and long distance road trips, TomTom is head and shoulders about Garmin. I totally recommend TomTom to those who want a GPS that is easy to use and takes you where you want to go
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    • Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2024
      I liked how easy it was for my dad to use this Tom Tom GPS.
    • Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2023
      Its got a nice big screen, easy to use, pretty accurate, it took about 3 hours this charge the first time and would not connect to our home wifi until it was charged.
      PROS .
      Big screen
      easy to use
      You can set up a trip on your home computer and download to the Go

      CONS
      The TomTom site is comfusing and hard to navigate
      TomTom shut down their Q&A open board- you have to dig thru pages and dead ends to find any answers.
      The MyDrive app used 48% of my phones battery in about an hour!!!!
      you can bluetooth link you phone to the Go and get traffic updates etc. but. you need to keep ypur phone plugged in or it will die.
      It didnt recognize "Lowes" and only gave grocery store addresses. ugh. No i didnt try Home Depot but should have.

      FINAL THOUGHTS.
      If you are planning a trip its nice to load everything on computer and download it to the Go.
      very shocked to see MyDrive kill my phone battery in <1 hour. uninstalled program from my phone because it kept working even in the back ground.
      My drive also asks for permission to access your contacts - Im guess its because the Go acts as an interface for your phone calls
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    • Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2022
      Keep your old Via 1500 series--- I’m not sure what the hype is about on these new Tom Toms but as far as I’m concerned they are junk. I’ve had a Tom Tom unit for 12 or 14 years (the via series) and loved them but these new units have much to be desired.

      I guess the hype is the Bluetooth ability and the auto update without a computer. I don’t care about the blue tooth, I have a phone and so does everybody else, and we don’t need that. That is just a selling point --not a worthy additional feature that was really needed. The auto update is ok as long as you are in range if not, that feature is useless. Another selling tool not really necessary. If I program my routes at home I certainly wouldn’t mind using my computer to update it. Its not like I need it updated every 10 minutes anyway. Whos kidding who?

      First of all I will give the Go Comfort a “B” for quickness and not quite as laggy as some of the older models but for the rest a total fail “F”. They are not an improvement over the old units and not as efficient and certainly not as user friendly.
      1. First of all the main menu icons should be all on one page (Like the older units) instead of scrolling thru 3 or 4 pages. That in itself is not user friendly. Keep your old Via 1500 series or other older models that are tried, tested, and proven.

      2. The Poi is a joke. With the older models you could go to the Poi icon and click on it and go thru and check the Poi that you wanted and they would be on your maps for any and all trips until you wanted to change them. I don’t see that at all. After finding the list which was a chore in itself of Poi when I check one then the whole list goes away almost as if you could only enter one at a time for each trip or you have to only check one at a time. Very un user friendly. Keep your old Via 1500 series—its far better.

      3. You can’t choose various warning sounds as in the older models. Was that really an improvement? Keep your old Via 1500 series.

      4. The 3-d screen looks like something a kid would draw—unrealistic.

      5. No choice on the start or end screen. Keep your old Via 1500 series.

      6. I noticed the buttons seem to get stuck and you have to hit them repeatedly to get them to function. Tom Tom has always had this problem I assume, for even on my old units you have to be very deliberate when pressing the buttons. A bug that needs to be fixed.

      7. I tried to use the Go Comfort to go home and it would not communicate with me on the turns etc. My old via takes care of me. It tells me every turn etc. Keep your old Via 1500 series.

      8. My Places replaces the My Favorites on the older models. Did that really need changing? But that’s not all. To add a place to the list 1. you have to press add, 2. then search, 3. then enter a city, 4.then select it, 5. then select add, 6. then select add again!!!!! Seriously Keep your old Via 1500 series—its far better.

      9. The touch screen is silly. You can’t touch it and get any kind of accuracy. It would have been nice if you could at least touch the main cities that are spelled out on the maps to get you them.

      10. The instruction manual is seriously lacking info. How to delete address? Managing POI???? I shouldn’t have to have a computer to get instructions for how to operate my GPS. Keep your old Via 1500 series—its far better and far more user friendly. Easy to learn.

      I ran across one website that gave the Old Via 1505 in the top seven or eight gps.

      Tom Tom could have a great unit if they would take these problems and solve them and put them in all in one unit. That would be a great unit worth 400 dollars. I would buy one myself and maybe get a back-up.

      PS Tom Tom customer service is terrible. You can’t always solve problems via e-mail or forum or computerize messages. Even the videos don’t answer all the problems. There are times you need to talk to a real person. They know that. There should be a customer service Phone number listed with each and every unit. It used to be that way with the older models. How about that? (There is a reason why a phone number is not given.

      i bought a Go Comfort just to try it out but i will be returning it. it is not an improvement. Tom Tom you can do better than this.
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    • JimmyJimJammer
      5.0 out of 5 stars TOMTOM
      Reviewed in Canada on August 15, 2023
      I’ve been using TOMTOM since 2007 and they are always improving their devices, excellent best navigation devices out there.
    • Cheung W.
      3.0 out of 5 stars -
      Reviewed in Australia on December 18, 2022
    • Mohinder Kang
      2.0 out of 5 stars Clock time on screen when route not planned
      Reviewed in Canada on March 13, 2023
      Missing clock when route not planned