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| TomTom ONE V3 Windscreen Holder + USB Car Charger | 
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| Brand: TomTom
Category: CE
List Price: £19.99
Buy New: £1.94
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Avg. Customer Rating:  (12 reviews)
Sales Rank: 218
Media: Electronics
Memorabilia: No
Fragile: No
Batteries Included: No
Legal Disclaimer: Layer One UK does not offer any warranty other than the one imposed by the manufacturer. Consequently, the warranty conditions proposed by Layer One UK will be an exact copy of the manufacturers.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 4
Dimensions (in): 6.8 x 3.3 x 7
MPN: 9N00.101
Model: 9N00.101
UPC: 636926014403
EAN: 0636926014403
ASIN: B000LAXF60
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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Product Description
If you use more than one car or share your TomTom ONE, you can make it even easier to travel with your TomTom ONE by using an extra holder and car charger for a second car. Extra holder and car charger for TomTom ONE New Edition;For easy installation of your TomTom ONE in a second vehicle; No more need to transfer your holder from one car to another; USB Car Charger including USB Cable.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 7 more reviews...
 Looks flimsy but...... January 5, 2009
...... mine has been stuck to the windscreen since September 2007> Regardless of how many times I've removed the TomTom, the holder just stays where I put it.
 Ummm not being funny................ November 21, 2008
Ummmm, does anyone actually realise this isnt a genuine tom tom product ? Its generic, well looks generic to me, the charger definately isnt genuine tom tom, nothing like tom tom's car chargers. When you all got your mount/chargers did it come in a tom tom box or in a generic bag ?
Be interested to see :)
Poor quality does not win the day October 24, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Ordered this to replace the original mount lost on holiday, and didn't actually need the charger. This is a shame as this is the sole part of the product that actually worked fine.
The mount on the other hand was simply rubbish - it didn't fit the TomTom very well but I thought I'd live with that and perhaps add a bit of tape to hold it in place. But the real disaster was the suction cup which held the window for all of 5-10 seconds before falling off no matter what I did. Noticed that the plastic ring below the sucker was snapped-not sure if this was me or as it arrived, but it didn't help this mediocre product to be anything other than fit for for the rubbish bin.
Never had a problem October 11, 2008
We have two Tom Tom's and a Navman and have never experienced a single problem with screen holders; in fact I have never had one fall off ever. I keep the screen clean and never moisten the suction cup.
The Weakest Link: TomTom could easily do better September 18, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
The windscreen sucker works up to now for me, but I keep the inside of the windscreen scrupulously clean (a fag, since black dust collects on it all the time), store the sucker in a polythene bag to keep dust off, and breathe on the sucker to moisten it with condensation. But it's ridiculous to expect it to work forever even so. What it needs is cheap spare suction cups and one spare included with each new windscreen mount. Who wants to wait for a replacement when the first one stops working? Having to buy a whole new mount and a charger each time is ridiculous and environmentally unfriendly. Moreover TomTom don't let on that meticulous cleanliness is vital.
I wish that satnav manufacturers would devise a mounting system that does not show thieves by a ring on the windscreen or some other clue that they should smash a window to see if the satnav is in the glove compartment.
It's hard to imagine car manufacturers installing a standard socket for loose satnavs, since they probably want to end up installing their own OEM versions and make money on those. But I find portable TomTom satnavs better on the whole than the satnav fitted in a recent Honda Civic. Separate satnavs can have a much shorter product cycle, and a map update on the Honda satnav cost more than my TomTom including its maps. What's more, the map update for the Honda did not stop it giving daft directions at times. The TomTom lives by my PC when not in use and is updated all the time for free, but updating the Honda satnav is much harder and ridiculously expensive.
TomTom provide great value for money, but the windscreen mount lets down an otherwise great product.
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