4m x 3m Omlet pen, cube, new auto door still boxed and coop light

[Couperwife]

does anyone have one of these?

 

can anyone recommend one?

 

my mum wants one, but I dont know anyone who has one and I dont know which is good or not

 

Im sure Omletland has some super gadget people on it

 

thanks in advanced

 

cathy

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[Egluntyne]

I've got TomTom One. It's fine for what I need.

[Karen & co.]

They did a survey on The Gadget show last week on these, i'll ask my ES which one won!

 

Karen x

[Cinnamon]

Tom Tom is by far the best in my opinion, & we have had several makes.

[Sarah B]

I've got a Tom Tom One and I think it's really good

[susanbb]

I've got a tomtom. It's good for me and what's good is if you do take the wrong turning she very kindly and calmy tells you to turn around and the next turning. She doesn't shout at you or ask you to put the map up the right way.

[Lesley]

There was another thread recently.......

 

 

and we've still got a TomTom One V3, Europe

[Sarah B]

I've got a tomtom. It's good for me and what's good is if you do take the wrong turning she very kindly and calmy tells you to turn around and the next turning. She doesn't shout at you or ask you to put the map up the right way.

 

Ahh yes - is that English 'Jane'?

[Guest]

I've got a NavMan and often when I say "its OK I've got SatNav" people say "oh Tom Tom always takes you to the wrong place" (seems like the newer places around basildon are poorly mapped). But my trusty Navman always gets me there!

[Helly Welly]

Ours is called a HelenHelen, does the same job but is free

 

We just use AA route planner for journeys we aren't sure of, it's never let us down.

[redhotchick]

I love my Tom Tom and I find it easy to use.

[BarbaraJ]

TomTom here too europe version. Can't fault it!

[Karen & co.]

We have Karen Karen, and when OH does the opposite of what she says it goes

 

Karen x

[Couperwife]

thank you

 

I shall discuss with mum and go shopping with her tomorrow

 

 

cathy

x

[susanbb]

I've got a tomtom. It's good for me and what's good is if you do take the wrong turning she very kindly and calmy tells you to turn around and the next turning. She doesn't shout at you or ask you to put the map up the right way.

 

Ahh yes - is that English 'Jane'?

 

Yes...that's her. she must have had a good upbringing...she's soo polite

[theherd123]

We have Karen Karen, and when OH does the opposite of what she says it goes

 

Karen x

 

Funny that, we have an EmmaEmma and it does exactly the same!

[Guest]

I used to have a Dave Dave and he was USELESS. Once we had a weekend in Madrid and had to drive 13k from the airport to the hotel. THREE AND A HALF HOURS later after I finally found the hotel - I knew Madrid like the back of my hand.

 

He could neither drive a car or read a map. In this case his problem was that the map was in Spanish - SO WERE THE STREET NAMES!!!. I ended up driving round Madrid in the rush hour whilst reading the map myself!!!

 

I'm remembering yet another reason why I threw him out...

[hillfamily]

we used to have GranGran.........but found that between the going 'oh did you see that.........' no, I was paying attention to the road, the occasional senior moment and the constantly changing from map reading glasses to road sign reading glasses meant we quite often missed turnings

 

We've replaced her with TomTom

[Mrs Webmuppet]

I've got an EloiseEloise, hand her the directions from AA.com and she reads the directions from her car seat..........she managed top get us from Ipswich to Ongar without getting lost we don't rely on the DaddyDaddy model but the MummyMummy version isn't too bad!

[Sarah B]

I used to have a Dave Dave and he was USELESS. Once we had a weekend in Madrid and had to drive 13k from the airport to the hotel. THREE AND A HALF HOURS later after I finally found the hotel - I knew Madrid like the back of my hand.

 

He could neither drive a car or read a map. In this case his problem was that the map was in Spanish - SO WERE THE STREET NAMES!!!. I ended up driving round Madrid in the rush hour whilst reading the map myself!!!

 

I'm remembering yet another reason why I threw him out...

 

[Snowy]

I bought one for OH but he still doesn't listen to it, so it's back to the Snowysnowy - it shouts louder

[Guest]

Ours is called a HelenHelen, does the same job but is free

 

We just use AA route planner for journeys we aren't sure of, it's never let us down.

 

brilliant!

 

DH has some sort of sat nav programme on his mobile phone but I much prefer using an Atlas and a route planner like the AA one. Much more fun.

 

**edit** although, we drove off the ferry once in Calais and DH started heading for the chunnel when we got there! The shortest holiday in the world was avoided by my quick map reading skills **

 

Sorry, not much help I know but Helen's post did make me laugh