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Electronics TomTom ONE Carry Case and Strap

Domain Name Com's - Electronics : TomTom ONE Carry Case and Strap

- Great case
Love this case. Fits well in my purse and protects my TomTom very well. Great buy.

- Tom Tom Ons carring case
Very good, works as advertised (only moviung part is a zipper). Amazed at how quick I recieved it.

Rating:

- It's worth it
The TomTom One does need a carry case, as I suspect all GPS navigation units do, to protect the sensitive touch screen when not in use. The basic carrying case is all you need.

Rating:

- Case is ok, but strap is worthless
This case fits the TomTom One (which by the way is the most fantastic device available!).

The case itself works fine. It fits the One snugly into it and zips around. It is relatively stiff, so it provides sufficient protection to the unit. The strap on the other hand is terrible. It actually attaches to the One (there is a spot on the corner of the device to attach the strap). Ours broke the second day of use. Luckily our One did not drop.

Summing up - Case good, strap bad.

Rating:

- Save Your Money, Should be Hard Case
This case is minimalistic -- yes, size is a nice fit, but it's a lot softer case than you'd expect -- and bullet-proof nylon is better protection given the sensitive touch screen. This also gets weaker over time -- and gets more and more flimsy -- there's just not much to it, other than size. I recommend "The Sherpa" Swissgear, Medium Camera Case by WENGER -- didn't see it on Amazon's site (and they carry a bunch of WENGER products), but they should get it -- it's great for cameras as well, but is perfect for my Tom Tom ONE 3rd Gen -- and isn't flush against the inside edges on the sides, like most -- and doesn't shift at all. I paid $13.99 locally for it and tested about 20 bags/cases in the store until settling on that one. The best case for these is one with hard case and soft, cushion for face -- even one where the face never touched a surface would be perfect -- and for $25 (list price for this unit), you'd think TomTom would do it right. If they put time and effort into this design, I'd spend $30 or more. Also, the Sherpa has a nice belt strap that some people mentioned was a plus.

Hope that's helpful. I think I've spent about 10 hours or more testing Garmin, TomTom's, etc. -- and definitely don't want to risk damage to your unit.

Please note that my goal for the case is to take it with me on trips -- not carry it day to day, from car to car, so that may influence your decision.

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