TomTom XL 2 IQ 4.3" Sat Nav with UK and Ireland Maps (discountinued by manufacturer)

Product Information

To learn more about your TomTom model, you can refer to the table below. The table consists of the serial number prefix and the model number to help you identify your device. If you already have a TomTom account, you can now log into MyDrive Connect to manage the content of your navigation device.

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TomTom’s original XL was great for anyone wanting a large-screen satnav at a reasonable price. As the name suggests, the IQ Routes edition has the more advanced route planning system, which has been a boon in TomTom’s pricier models for a while now. In the overview below, you can find when your map was released. If your map is not up-to-date, we recommend buying a new map. Version on deviceAs we’ve come to expect from TomTom, the XL’s main driving screen is incredibly easy to understand. Road names are clearly marked, and the latest maps show building outlines and even paths in parks – useful details when you’ve parked up and need to walk to your destination.

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We have a new portal just for retail partners. The portal offers straight forward support, specifically catered to retailers. Fast, easy solutions, with no need to log in. Advanced lane guidance shows an image of upcoming motorway junctions, with flashing green arrows indicating which lane you should be in. In towns, this is limited to smaller arrows in the status bar, but it’s still handy to know in advance which lane to get into. Voice prompts are very clear, although the XL IQ Routes Edition can’t read out road names as the Go Live models can. The version of the map is listed next to the name of the Map: 'Europe' v1000.1234, for instance. The current map version is the 4-digit number shown before the decimal point. In the example, the map version is 1000. Overview of map release dates IQ Routes uses historical data from millions of TomTom users to calculate routes based on actual road speeds at different times of day. The data also covers speeds during weekdays and weekends, so can plan the optimal route for both cases. IQ Routes won’t help you to avoid unforeseen events, such accidents, but it’s still great for avoiding traffic hotspots, such as schools and busy shopping streets.

If you are a first-time user, you need to create a TomTom account and then log in to manage the content of your navigation device through MyDrive Connect.