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I have a TomTom One, it is very user friendly and has a small footprint but it does calculate directions more slowly than the TomTom GO because it has a slower processor. It also doesn't seem to have as comprehensive a listing of points of interest (e.g., stores are not in there like Lowes or Wal Mart but it has gas stations, restaurant, etc.). Another thing with the ONE is that it does not direct you to the exact location of your destination but only gets you within half a block or so. It doesn't know the EXACT spot, whle the TomTom GO does because it has a much larger hard drive to store the extra data on. These are minor inconveniences. Neither the GO or the ONE allows you to input multiple destinations and have it automatically route you along the shortest/quickest route that reaches all the destinations - you can enter multiple destinations but you have to manually order them yourself.
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