Tomtom ONE V3 / 3RD EDITION Car Charger (VIVO BRANDED)
Posted by Notcot on Sep 26, 2010 in In-Car Technology |
This tomtom ONEV3 / 3RD EDITION car charger allows you to charge the tomtom ONE V3 / 3RD EDITION in your car making sure you never run out of battery power.
- This tomtom ONEV3 / 3RD EDITION car charger allows you to charge the tomtom ONE V3 / 3RD EDITION in your car making sure you never run out of battery power.
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Review by gareth thomas for Tomtom ONE V3 / 3RD EDITION Car Charger (VIVO BRANDED)
(5 / 5)
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Got this product quickly. Cheap and cheerful charger for TomTom and a lot less cost than the official one.
Review by Mrs. C. G. Taylor for Tomtom ONE V3 / 3RD EDITION Car Charger (VIVO BRANDED)
(5 / 5)
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This is the real thing. –well- made –really good quality.Tomtom ONE V3 / 3RD EDITION Car Charger GENUINE
The lead is amply long enough to reach the windscreen of my Renault Scenic & the plug fits well & is not obstructed on the car fascia.This version, I would think, is essential for this Tomtom ONE V3/3rd Edition
Review by Stacey_Jo for Tomtom ONE V3 / 3RD EDITION Car Charger (VIVO BRANDED)
(5 / 5)
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My original TomTom charger just randomly stopped charging one day so needed a replacement. This feels strong and sturdy and works perfectly and the cable is a great length. I put my tomtom on the right hand side of my windscreen and the cable reaches there no problem. A good buy.
Review by Mrs. Banani Podder for Tomtom ONE V3 / 3RD EDITION Car Charger (VIVO BRANDED)
(4 / 5)
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Now I know it says DURAGADGET already – but just to clarify for anyone who might still be confused – it is NOT an original TOMTOM charger, it is a third party charger.
I do not use it myself, I bought it to replace the cable my mum had for her TomTom ONE. So far, there are no complaints in terms of the thing actually working – it is charging the TomTom like it’s supposed to. However, the USB bit that actually plugs into the TomTom feels very flimsy, like it’s coming loose. Now I don’t know if it’s due to rough handling – although I doubt my mother would do that – but the last charger that broke started off with a very similar problem (that wasn’t DURAGADGET though so I don’t know how long it’ll be before this one needs replacing).
I’d say for the money spent it is quite worth it – with gentle use it might well last you a year at least. On the other hand, original TomTom chargers cost around £20 – but they last for much longer, and are generally far more reliable than any third party ones: so even if they’re hard to find and more expensive, they might also be something for you to consider.