Difference between Tom tom one and go 300?

I was also looking this.
The TomTomOne can be bought for about £250.
It doesnt look as if it offers anything less than the TomTom300 apart from a newer,better looking design.

EDIT: Just found this on the TomTom website. It seems as if the only difference is battery life (TTone has 2 hours and the TTG300 has 4 hours) and the TTG300 comes with a carry case whereas the TTone doesnt.

If those are the only differences then i may well buy a TTone soon.

Here's what the TomTom site said was the differences:



So, which is better, the Go 300 or the One? Making a choice between the TomTom One and one of the Go range can be a tough one... here are the key differences, to help you decide:

* TomTom One: Smaller and slimmer than the Go range, with improved GPS chipset. Functionality is comparible to the 300 (Bluetooth / SD / touchscreen). Unlike the Go, the One is not supplied with a carry case, and TomTom quote 2 hours of battery life vs 4 hours with a Go 300. £70 cheaper than the Go 300.
* TomTom Go: Popular in-car navigation solution. The Go 300 is the basic model, the Go 500 supports hands-free calling with Bluetooth mobile phones, and at the top of the range, the Go 700 has a built-in 2.5Gig hard disk and supports door-to-door navigation across Europe
 
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Go for the TomTom One. Compared to the Go 300 you lose out on a couple of minor accessories (eg the carry case) and get a a bit less battery life. On the upside it's cheaper, has a newer GPS chipset and a faster CPU, is a lot thinner and the software/maps will be the latest revision. The shipping software on the Go 300's is a variable depending how old the stock is. Check for v5.4 software and the v605 map.
 
Hi my brother has a tom tom one and brother in law has go300, i would personally go for the one, its cheaper, looks better and easier to carry when dissconected.
 
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