TomTom GO 930 vs. Garmin Nuvi 880
By CNET Staff
JUDGES: Wayne Cunningham, Antuan Goodwin, and Bonnie Cha
When it comes to GPS, it could be argued that Garmin and TomTom are the two leading and most popular brands on the market today--and it's not particularly hard to see why. Both companies offer solid portable navigation devices that are known for ease of use, good design, and solid and accurate performance. So, which is better?
To find out, we put the companies' two high-end models to the test in a winner-take-all battle: the TomTom GO 930 versus the Garmin Nuvi 880. Both PNDs offer similar feature sets, including text-to-speech functionality, voice commands, and Bluetooth, which makes it a fair matchup. But let's see who is left standing after five rounds.
Let's have a clean fight, fellas. Ding Ding!
About the judges
Wayne Cunningham spends his days driving and writing, trying out the cabin and performance tech in new cars.
Antuan Goodwin is the Associate Editor of Car Tech, specializing in aftermarket in-car electronics.
Bonnie Cha reviews the latest smartphones and GPS devices, helping CNET readers get their hands on the latest mobile electronics.
More resources
- Check out what's new
- Introducing the all-new CNET!
- Send feedback
