- Joined
- Jan 18, 2014
- Messages
- 20
- TomTom Model(s)
- XL
Assuming I don't need active traffic and bells and whistles, I think the Start 52 is the way to go for me since TomTom stopped updating my XL because they deem it too old. (Grrr!)
However I can't determine whether the 52 has the same navigation features as my XL in terms of POI's.
What I can currently do is save custom POI categories, then save locations to that by sometimes simply choosing 'my location' and then naming the POI.
Then when I set a route from A to B, I can ask what POI's from one of my specific, named, custom POI folders exist near my destination, or along the route.
So let's say I make a folder called 'Parks' and I add a variety of parks in different locations to this folder. I set my A to B route, then ask TomTom to navigate to a POI near my destination and select the folder 'Parks' and the POI's are listed with the one closest to the destination at the top.
The other thing I like is when you face a roadblock and it allows you to select a roadblock a certain distance ahead and it recalculates a new route for you.
Does anyone know if the Start 52 can do this?
However I can't determine whether the 52 has the same navigation features as my XL in terms of POI's.
What I can currently do is save custom POI categories, then save locations to that by sometimes simply choosing 'my location' and then naming the POI.
Then when I set a route from A to B, I can ask what POI's from one of my specific, named, custom POI folders exist near my destination, or along the route.
So let's say I make a folder called 'Parks' and I add a variety of parks in different locations to this folder. I set my A to B route, then ask TomTom to navigate to a POI near my destination and select the folder 'Parks' and the POI's are listed with the one closest to the destination at the top.
The other thing I like is when you face a roadblock and it allows you to select a roadblock a certain distance ahead and it recalculates a new route for you.
Does anyone know if the Start 52 can do this?