can anyone tell me which is better the tomtom go7000 our the snopper 2000. i have the tomtom 710 at the moment i dont want to buy the wrong one. 
harv:
can anyone tell me which is better the tomtom go7000 our the snopper 2000. i have the tomtom 710 at the moment i dont want to buy the wrong one.
Why not just use the ‘upgrade’ system available on certain sites to upgrade your 710 with truck capabilities - it’s very easy with the x20 / x30 series, never done a x10 myself though, but I’m sure it’d be possible. I’ve done a tomtom one in the past.
I’d also be interested in the answer to Harv’s question.
I also realise that there are options to ‘upgrade’ some older stanavs but IIRC a review I read somewhere mentioned that there is a reduced functionality by choosing the upgrade rather than the newer truck specific options. Unfortunately, that same review didn’t look at what was the better bit of kit, the TT7000 or the S2000.
marcustandy:
I’d also be interested in the answer to Harv’s question.I also realise that there are options to ‘upgrade’ some older stanavs but IIRC a review I read somewhere mentioned that there is a reduced functionality by choosing the upgrade rather than the newer truck specific options. Unfortunately, that same review didn’t look at what was the better bit of kit, the TT7000 or the S2000.
I only used an S2000 a couple of times as it was my drivers mates sat nav…
I use a Tomtom 520 with Truck maps and it’s brilliant. Much better than the S2000 in my opinion, but opinions are like ■■■■■■■■■everyone’s got 1 (well, except the odd siamese twin I guess?)
But, I think the 7000’s around 450? and the s2000’s around £280… I’ll stick with my 520 for now thanks 
I am a sworn tomtom user but have read recently that they are stopping users adding third party speed camera and other POI data bases.
I get my cameras from pocketgps world and read this the other day.
shortfatbaldbloke:
I am a sworn tomtom user but have read recently that they are stopping users adding third party speed camera and other POI data bases.I get my cameras from pocketgps world and read this the other day.
A stupid move by tomtom there I think, but it’s only the latest products, so I’m ok.
I use tomtom’s premium speed cameras, but take it with a pinch of salt to be honest.
I like my poi’s to make a noise though, I have poi’s for no-hgv roads, low bridges, weight limits etc, so if I screw up or the sat nav does, it’s just that extra bit of warning. My sat nav’s supposed to avoid weight limits, low bridges etc, but a diversion can change things, and whilst it’s re-calculating… Also, no sat nav is 100%, you need to use your eyes, and your common sense.
Personally though, I’ll be sticking with my tomtom 
snooper s7000 is best £349 thesatnavcompany.co.uk
thats where i got mine from with euro mapping
why not try a Garmin Nuvi 465T
picked one up brand new off E-Bay for £200
truck spec and full european maps
only had it for a week but so far so good
sorry if this has made your choice any harder
harv:
can anyone tell me which is better the tomtom go7000 our the snopper 2000. i have the tomtom 710 at the moment i dont want to buy the wrong one.
what i know you can only get the sd card for trucks at £179 from the 720 upwards so if i do buy the new one i will wait for a few mouths it will go down about £60
harv:
harv:
can anyone tell me which is better the tomtom go7000 our the snopper 2000. i have the tomtom 710 at the moment i dont want to buy the wrong one.what i know you can only get the sd card for trucks at £179 from the 720 upwards so if i do buy the new one i will wait for a few mouths it will go down about £60
There’s alternatives to the £179 truck sd card, and it’s 520 upwards
jc69817:
why not try a Garmin Nuvi 465T
picked one up brand new off E-Bay for £200
truck spec and full european mapsonly had it for a week but so far so good
sorry if this has made your choice any harder
dont you look at the safety cameras i have one they are set for cars oops
