Update On TomTom GO 2535M Live 5” Widescreen GPS

On August 19th I posted about my experience with a TomTom GO 2535 Live 5" Widescreen GPS. After failure of a second unit, an update is in order. To briefly recap, I had purchased it at a Best Buy store in Lincoln, Nebraska. After a little more than a week, the unit spontaneously rebooted and was then stuck in a rebooting loop. Nothing I could do would cause the unit to return to normal operation. <a href="http://www.louisvuittononline-discount.com/chanel-ligne-cambon-bucket-handbag-p-16185.html"><strong>chanel quilted handbag</strong></a> I ended up exchanging it for an identical unit at a Best Buy store in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania. I figured the problem was resolved. Unfortunately, the after I'd had the second unit for just under two weeks, it did the same thing as the first unit – it spontaneously <a href="http://www.louisvuittononline-discount.com/gucci-bags-brown-189752320-p-16751.html"><strong>gucci boston bags</strong></a> rebooted and then was caught in the same rebooting loop. Since the unit only has a power button and no other controls, it is impossible to do anything to reset it. The GPS must be booted in order for a computer to recognize its USB presence, but the GPS reboots before it's possible to do any manipulation to it with the TomTom computer software. I ended up returning it to yet another Best Buy store for a full refund. Therefore, the TomTom GO 2535M Live 5" Widescreen GPS is a fail. That's unfortunate, because there is a lot to like about this GPS. However, with two units in a row suffering <a href="http://www.louisvuittononline-discount.com/burberry-2010-burberry-handbags-c-43_44.html"><strong>cheap tote bags</strong></a> the same operating system failure going into a non-escapable rebooting loop, I cannot recommend it or any other TomTom product.