Friday, November 11, 2016

Tom Tom Vio: the revolutionary scooter GPS

Tom tom vio navigateur GPS pour scooter


TomTom is a must for Scooters
The Tom Tom VIO is a real revolution in GPS navigation for scooters and motorcycles with many features that make it unavoidable!
The famous brand TomTom has designed the very first connected GPS specifically designed for both wheels. An indispensable innovation for all drivers. The TomTom VIO offers many unique features that make it a true technological wonder. For a more serene and safe road comfort.

The GPS works via a Bluetooth connection with your Smartphone. The TomTom Vio application is free (available on all devices). It also features real-time traffic information that offers alternative routes, danger zone alerts, incoming and outgoing calls in hands-free mode, and more ...
Tom tom vio navigateur GPS pour scooter

The TomTom Vio GPS provides both visual and voice navigation if the user has Bluetooth audio earphones. The driver is notified when the call is received by displaying the corresponding number. The directory is also available through the application that synchronizes with your contacts.

A "Hazardous Areas" service also makes driving easier. This is the same principle that can be found on Waze or the Coyote. Also, the speed display turns red if the limit is exceeded to remind the driver that it is in violation.

Besides its practical side, the Tom Tom Vio is design. A range of silicone shells is available in six colors to match that of the scooter.

As you will understand, the TomTom Vio is essential for drivers of two wheels. It is available on Amazon for 169 €. There are several ranges to satisfy all tastes. Do not wait to adopt innovation combined with safety.

The benefits of TomTom Vio:
  1. GPS to find your way
  2. Waterproof design suitable for tactile gloves
  3. Hazard zone, to receive alerts of events on the road
  4. Display incoming calls on your TomTom screen with hands-free system
  5. Clings to the handlebar or to your rearview mirror
  6. Alternative routes for heavy traffic

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