Tomtom Speed Camera Updates Europe 18 months - £18 @ TomTom Shop

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Code is taking £6 on 18 months updates an £4 on 12 months. speed Camera Updates Europe - 1 year
Directly downloadable/activated

£ 19.99
£ 15.99
Speed Camera Updates Europe - 1.5 years
Directly downloadable/activated
£ 29.99
£ 23.99

But on on polish site is coming to £18 pounds if you use revolut card.
Aktualizacje fotoradarów w Europie - 1,5 roku
Bezpośrednio do pobrania/aktywacji

zł 109,95
zł 87,96
Aktualizacje fotoradarów w Europie - 1 rok
Bezpośrednio do pobrania/aktywacji
zł 84,95
zł 67,96

Good price for 18 months of speed cameras in europe

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paully
5th May 2019
£18! The Waze app gives you all of this, plus live mobile speed camera data for nothing. (edited)
caliber2001
5th May 2019
Buy Sygic lifetime license and get every future map, speed traps and app updates included. Affair Sygic is using TomTom data for traffic updates. Also can work completely offline
_taurus_
2 m ago
Sygic was good years ago now their mission is how to rob customers and change the agreement... Sygic is a rubbish option worse than Tomtom...

I bought a lifetime subscription with unlimited access to updates and radars and after a year they changed the agreement and now I am able to update the maps 4 times a year and no access to premium radars at all but I paid extra for this option which is ridiculous...

Read a Trustpilot feedback from the customers regarding Sygic as in customers' opinion this company is a scam...
stvoritel
5th May 2019
I agree with Paully. Waze is the best option and for free. Even Google maps are quite OK as a back up option. What gets people to buy TomTom etc. nowadays?
stvoritel
5th May 2019
deleted36172605/05/2019 11:43
In my case, I have a waterproof "ruggedised" GPS for my motorcycle, and …In my case, I have a waterproof "ruggedised" GPS for my motorcycle, and smartphone apps are generally OK as long as you can get a signal - my other half works only 15 miles from the city centre, but in a notoriously patchy coverage

Hence I mentioned Google maps, you can download offline maps and stay cool even with no coverage. There is much more options ofcourse. (edited)
Anonymous User
6th May 2019
stvoritel05/05/2019 11:47
Hence I mentioned Google maps, you can download offline maps and stay cool …Hence I mentioned Google maps, you can download offline maps and stay cool even with no coverage. There is much more optuons ofcourse.

But even the best waterproofed smartphone in a ruggedised mag-alloy and neoprene shell isn't going to last long being bounced down a dual carriageway at 70mph! - admittedly I wouldn't reckon on the chances of your average TT car device, but I've still got a working (now slightly scruffy) "Rider" to prove my point that dedicated devices still have their uses
stvoritel
6th May 2019
deleted36172606/05/2019 01:09
But even the best waterproofed smartphone in a ruggedised mag-alloy and …But even the best waterproofed smartphone in a ruggedised mag-alloy and neoprene shell isn't going to last long being bounced down a dual carriageway at 70mph! - admittedly I wouldn't reckon on the chances of your average TT car device, but I've still got a working (now slightly scruffy) "Rider" to prove my point that dedicated devices still have their uses

I see your point now. My one is for a car, so that's slightly different story. However it is obsolete (it used to cost £270) and TomTom don't do maps for it any more. It's a matter of personal preference. I couldn't be bothered to use dedicated devices for each function ( for example a smartphone covers compass, alarm, voice recorder, GPS and much more in one box).
Lowtrawler
7th May 2019
deleted8946707/05/2019 14:30
The offer was clearly there for 3 years. I have the subscription till …The offer was clearly there for 3 years. I have the subscription till 2020. It’s saying £17.99 for 1 year. How are you getting it for £15...?[Image] Still better to go with the mobile app and pay as you can use multiple devices and download any map.

I believe they stopped 3 year subscriptions in 2017 and that is also the last year I saw them offering discounts on the subscription. Hence my interest in a discounted 3 year subscription. I'm surprised at the price of your 1 year subscription. I thought it was £14.99 for everyone.
Jamie12356
5th May 2019
The fact there is no smartphone app for HGV drivers and if you follow Waze it will take you down a lot of roads you don’t fit...
Anonymous User
5th May 2019
Download Tom Tom app.
It’s £25 for 3 years. Up to 3-4 devices
Includes all maps live traffic and camera (edited)
Singhpin
5th May 2019
Realistically Waze was great when pretty unknown but now everyone is using the same traffic avoiding routes which is now causing traffic everywhere as a result of the apps popularity.

Must agree, it’s great to tell you about speed camera locations. Even if not using Waze there’s plenty of free navigation apps.
Blazzz
5th May 2019
deleted8946705/05/2019 08:32
Download Tom Tom app. It’s £25 for 3 years. Up to 3-4 devices Includes all …Download Tom Tom app. It’s £25 for 3 years. Up to 3-4 devices Includes all maps live traffic and camera

Shows £14.99 for 1 yr?
Lowtrawler
5th May 2019
deleted8946705/05/2019 08:32
Download Tom Tom app. It’s £25 for 3 years. Up to 3-4 devices Includes all …Download Tom Tom app. It’s £25 for 3 years. Up to 3-4 devices Includes all maps live traffic and camera

Interested to find the £25 for 3 years offer. Any links?
Anonymous User
5th May 2019
stvoritel05/05/2019 08:04
What gets people to buy TomTom etc. nowadays?

In my case, I have a waterproof "ruggedised" GPS for my motorcycle, and smartphone apps are generally OK as long as you can get a signal - my other half works only 15 miles from the city centre, but in a notoriously patchy coverage
Rimi
5th May 2019
paully12 h, 28 m ago
£18! The Waze app gives you all of this, plus live mobile speed camera …£18! The Waze app gives you all of this, plus live mobile speed camera data for nothing.

Waze.....absolute crap! Inaccurate traffic info and maps are rubbish! Tried and tested for a month all across EU. TomTom is best you can get for traffic. Maps are fine too and routing algorithm is one of the best in the market! But almost every newer unit comes with lifetime maps, traffic and speedcams.
Anonymous User
6th May 2019
Lowtrawler05/05/2019 10:24
Interested to find the £25 for 3 years offer. Any links?

Wow this is the spoon fed generation. Just google it.... not hard. It’s all there.
It goes from £25-£35 throughout the year.
Still cheaper and better than the rest
Even at £35 it’s just £11 per device. To change drives just login. Simple

(edited)
Lowtrawler
6th May 2019
deleted8946706/05/2019 09:39
Wow this is the spoon fed generation. Just google it.... not hard. It’s a …Wow this is the spoon fed generation. Just google it.... not hard. It’s all there. It goes from £25-£35 throughout the year. Still cheaper and better than the rest Even at £35 it’s just £11 per device. To change drives just login. Simple[Image]

The link you provided is 4 years old and, as far as I'm aware, they no longer provide 3 year options. Whether at £35 or not. Within the app, you only get the 1 year £15 option. Still interested if there is a 3 year option somewhere.
Rimi
7th May 2019
stvoritel23 h, 6 m ago
I see your point now. My one is for a car, so that's slightly different …I see your point now. My one is for a car, so that's slightly different story. However it is obsolete (it used to cost £270) and TomTom don't do maps for it any more. It's a matter of personal preference. I couldn't be bothered to use dedicated devices for each function ( for example a smartphone covers compass, alarm, voice recorder, GPS and much more in one box).

But dedicated device does job best! Phone for GPS is just for occasional use, as if you use it frequently- inconvenient. And I have tried TomTom on mobile(easy to get one with unlimited mileage for free ) and dedicated TomTom Go 5200. Difference as day and night!
Anonymous User
7th May 2019
Lowtrawler06/05/2019 11:00
The link you provided is 4 years old and, as far as I'm aware, they no …The link you provided is 4 years old and, as far as I'm aware, they no longer provide 3 year options. Whether at £35 or not. Within the app, you only get the 1 year £15 option. Still interested if there is a 3 year option somewhere.

The offer was clearly there for 3 years. I have the subscription till 2020.

It’s saying £17.99 for 1 year.
How are you getting it for £15...?

Still better to go with the mobile app and pay as you can use multiple devices and download any map.
Rimi
7th May 2019
Anonymous User
12th May 2019
Lowtrawler07/05/2019 16:16
I believe they stopped 3 year subscriptions in 2017 and that is also the …I believe they stopped 3 year subscriptions in 2017 and that is also the last year I saw them offering discounts on the subscription. Hence my interest in a discounted 3 year subscription. I'm surprised at the price of your 1 year subscription. I thought it was £14.99 for everyone.

Maybe iOS and android are different prices?