Tomtom supreme 6 is a very good gps system. Comes with a windshield and dash mount, a car charger and micro usb cord for charging the unit. This gps is better than using apps. It’s a challenge to get used to operating this gps as i have always used a ...  Read More

A definite upgrade from my old tomtom. Easy to setup and maintain. Price is also inexpensive and it is worth the value. If you want the perks like wifi updates, voice commands, and reading texts, this is a good choice.

The screen is nice and large; bigger than a typical cell phone screen. It's intuitive with the larger touchscreen that is bright and clear, and offers a lot more real routes for me! The larger screen and the new dash mount is top notch.

The directions are clear and let you know about turns miles before they come up. It works from the broadest part of the address down to the narrowest. If you are trying to go somewhere on foot in an area you are not familiar with, the unit will guide ...  Read More

The tomtom uses an interface that you would recognize in the 1990s. Pairing this with my galaxy was no problem at all.

Last time being used to was shutting off and restarting ever 1 min. The warranty says 2 years, but that's bs. It still frequently needs updates for maps, speed cameras and firmware. But the bluetooth never connects properly.

It's harder to hear. It's almost laughable. What the actual bleep is that? At all. Nothing is easy or intuitive.

The only possibly-significant advantage a stand-alone gps has over a smartphone's gps app is that it has its maps loaded into permanent memory.

The high importance speed camera warning system is unreliable in the go supreme. If you plan it to use in europe probably better to find another brand. The problem is an un-paved, one lane, sand filled obstacle course that eventually got me mired in t...  Read More

Go supreme/premium/comfort/discover units *only* receive traffic via your smartphone data. The supreme give only four verbal instructions, makes it practically useless.