Electronics : Premium Hard Shell Travel Case for Select TomTom GPS Navigator Units - to hold unit, adapters, memory cards and other accessories

Electronics : Premium Hard Shell Travel Case for Select TomTom GPS Navigator Units - to hold unit, adapters, memory cards and other accessories

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Premium Hard Shell Travel Case for Select TomTom GPS Navigator Units - to hold unit, adapters, memory cards and other accessories

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Premium Hard Shell Travel Case for Select TomTom GPS Navigator Units - to hold unit, adapters, memory cards and other accessories
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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
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Product Brand: Case Logic
EAN: 0637836444816
Label: Caselogic
Product Manufacturer: Caselogic
Publisher: Caselogic
Studio: Caselogic


Piece facts:
  • Removable cases with elastic sides stretch to fit a variety of TV-style and slimline GPS units.
  • Customizable interior with 6 removable cases and 5 cable ties
  • Interior case dimensions: (2) 4.5" x 1.75" x 1.25"; (2) 3" x 4" x 1.25"; (1) 4.5" x 2.75" x 1.25"; (1) 4.25" x 3" x 2.25"
  • Versatile use- Also holds satellite radios, MP3 players, digital cameras and accessories
  • *** 20 YEAR WARRANTY PROTECTION ***




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Versatile GPS/ Satellite Radio Case puts all of your devices in one organized place and protects from any damage or possible losses.Features multiple expandable storage compartments for all device related accessories. Guaranteed to fit *****TomTom 0NE / XL * S / 3rd Gen / Go 300 510 700 720 730 910 930 **** Will also Fit Mio C220 C230 C250 C310 C710 C720 H610 C320 C520 Snap-3 / X3B / x3-t iCN 520 iWAY 250C / X0G Quest / Quest 2 / Street Pilot c310 / c320 / c330 / c340 / c510 / c530 / c550 / c580 GPSM 2100 3000 4000 4500 Nav0ne 5000 LG LN730 LN735 LN740 LN790 NAVlG0N 5100 2100 Sony NV-U70 NV-U73 NV-U83 and wider variety of TV-style & GPS-slimlines Vand wider variety of TV-style & GPS-slimlines










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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * GPS Travel Case ...
I am very pleased with this product. It has lots of room for all of the accessories you may purchase for your navigation device. I own a TomTom GO 730 unit and it fits perfectly in the case. I highly recommend this item!



Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - Miss-Match for TOMTOM GO 920
This case high quality - just not matched for larger screen 920. Must "jury-rig" to fit.



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Works Great ...
This case fits the TomTom just right and carries all of the major accessories. There is also some room for extra, such as your cell phone or PDA.



Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - Missed it by that much..
This product was listed as being suitable for the TomTom Go 720. There are a couple of generic-sized pouches included. One was entirely too small, no question. The other was wide enough, if stretched to its maximum, but the '720 sticks out above the top of it. The flap still velcros over, though. But it's obviously an "accommodated" fit rather than a proper one. There is no padding in the individual pouch, so it's going to shift and knock around within the confines of the hard case. And it's much better than nothing, of course. The other pouches are handy for all the accessories that go with the TomTom. The velcro straps that are included as cable straps, etc., all need to be about 1/2 inch longer, as they barely go around the charge cord. I used two attached to each other to make it fit. Perhaps it was not actually tested for usability with the models for which it was indicated as fitting. The outside of the case looks great, functions well. I've had good luck with CaseLogic products in the past, and expect this one to be equally acceptable.



Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - * Good Case! ...
The case offers good protection, light weight and is compact. I bought a TomTom 920 and all of its accessories it ships with fit nicely inside the case. However the pouches don't fit the TomTom well. You can force it into the largest case and it will go, just not easily and of course it is more difficult to get out of the case. That said, for the price I am please with it and the dealer's service....

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