910 Deluxe Leather Case

November 18, 2007 | By Doug In TomTomGo |

TomTom design made with high quality leather

A perfect fit for your GO 510-710-910

Better protection from scratches and knocks, wear-and-tear resistant

With space to store a memory card

Allows you to use your GO while it is safely protected in the case

Carry the GO around your wrist with included matching strap

Customer Review: Nice if you lose your original case - a bit fussy otherwise
This leather TomTom case is beautifully made and reeks of luxury. I bought one because I foolishly lost the original case. That’s it really. It’s got a nice flip down front lid so that you can use your TomTom while on foot, without exposing it to the elements, and it’s got a nice little holder for what appears to be a business card but is allegedly for a memory card. Rather more usefully, it comes with a strap, which was the real downside of the original case.

I have to say that, if there were a cheaper case available like the original one, I would have bought that. Don’t get me wrong — this one is really nice. It’s just that, well, deluxe leather is a luxury that I don’t really need.

TomTom GO 510/710/910 Deluxe Leather Case The specially designed Deluxe Leather Case combines luxurious leather with ingenious design. Better protection from scratches and knocks, wear-and-tear resistant, and storage space for a memory card. Use your GO while it?s still in the case. The perfect blend of practicality and style. TomTom design made with high quality leather A perfect fit for your GO 510-710-910 Better protection from scratches and knocks, wear-and-tear resistant With space to store a memory card Allows you to use your GO while it is safely protected in the case Carry the GO around your wrist with included matching strap
Customer Review: Nice if you lose your original case - a bit fussy otherwise
This leather TomTom case is beautifully made and reeks of luxury. I bought one because I foolishly lost the original case. That’s it really. It’s got a nice flip down front lid so that you can use your TomTom while on foot, without exposing it to the elements, and it’s got a nice little holder for what appears to be a business card but is allegedly for a memory card. Rather more usefully, it comes with a strap, which was the real downside of the original case.

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Customer Review: TomTOm RDS/TMC Receiver
DON’T BOTHER!!!!!! This is the most useless thing I have ever used. I can only say thank god i did’nt pay good money for it as it came with my Go510. I drive 30000 miles a year and have had it for nearly a year and its only ever tuned in twice and thats to Classic FM! Not exactly the first choice for traffic info! I’ve spent more time in traffic holdups than ever and now rely on radio reports which use RDS to interupt what i’m listening to, to give me traffic info from local radio stations. Far more helpful.

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