Hi Patrick and Patty! Thank you for this video on Togo. I have a friend who uses that when she travels. She loves it. It works great. This video and Togo are very helpful. Thank you! See you both soon!

Absolutely the best video describing how TOGO RV works! We’ll be traveling to South Padre, Texas, January’23. This is our first longest trip since buying our 5th wheel last May ‘22. Thank you!!

2 Thumbs up, we really appreciate the no nonsense information format.

Great video! Just upgraded our 'old' Garmin GPS. It checks out on occasion and sometimes at the least appropriate times! Always have my iPhone handy just in case. And we are in the process of buying a new iPad! So this was great info. A bid thank you to you, Patrick.

Totally getting this! Thanks for helping me steer clear of the Garman. :) Almost bought that one before I watched your first video. :)

Great information! Patty did a great job setting this video up for you Patrick. LOL... We have placed our Garmin 890 back in its box! Great review thanks for sharing. Paul & Magen

Hey Pat. I received my Ultimate Cloth I. The mail yesterday….OMG I love em…! Keep up the good work. Bill

That is impressive with the "sharp turn adjustments!" Thank you for sharing your thoughts on ToGo.

Thanks for the info, we'll probably sign up immediately. We're currently on a 7 week road trip in our Tab400, we live near Gettysburg, Pa. In icy north TX right now, then headed east to Florida, then the Keys, then north to Miami then, Savanah, Charleston then on home. Some great Harvest Host places we have already stayed in are, Hidden Meadow Vineyards, The Great Mississippi Tea Co ( great tour on how they grow and process tea)brought tea on a tray the morning we left. Belmont Plantation near Greenville, Mississippi, amazing, and they feed us bkfst in the mansion. We highly recommend these places for boondocking. 😊

Good review. Looks like a useful app. Love the deer walking by out your window. BTW you gave away your home address when you showed how to use the navigation.

Great video, just like the Garmin RV 890 review. I have the RV 770 which uses the same maps, and I'm often frustrated about the errors or the nonsense this device wants me to do. What's even more frustrating, is that Garmin - to whom I have several times with great detail complained - always defends everything. And if it's not defensible they say that they are not responsible for the maps because they buy them from another company - what a joke. What I like about the Garmin device are the Up Ahead and Elevation panels at the side of the screen, and also the voice announcements and directions (much better than Google Maps). I use now usually the Garmin device and an iPad with (downloaded) Google Maps simultaneously, and that works very well. But I will look into Roadpass after this review! Thanks for this video.

What a great video! I've been thinking about a good GPS system. Now I have a good reason to get an iPad Pro!! Thanks Patrick!!

Thanks Patrick! Good review.

Thanks for your great info!!

Good stuff!!! We are going to check that out. We currently use the Garmin 770 RV , like it but it take up a bunch of space on the dash. Thanks

Hi Pat excellent video I was just about ready to purchase the Garmin GPS but after watching your video I will definitely try Togo Rv first.

Thanks for the info. I appreciate it.

Nice video. You had a few deer travel through your yard while you were speaking. Must be a nice area to live. Thanks

That looks like a great app, thanks!

Thanks for this information

I have seen this TOGO RV advertised by Jason Epperman on his RV Miles KZfaq channel. I hate to pay for something like that if I'm not going out all the time like full timers. I would hope the Google comes out with something like this for free. I thank you for your honest review of the Garmin since I was thinking of buying one. Thank you for all your very informative and honest videos.

A key main thing to show and thoroughly explain in your videos about various gps devices and apps is how easy it is to pick the road or bridge we want to take as opposed to the route the device chooses for us to take. And please don't throw out that Garmin. I'm accepting donations. Thank you 😊

Thanks for your companion videos-this and the one on the Garmin 890. Am traveling from the mid-Atlantic to New England for the first time in our 25 ft motorhome and our built-in Rand McNally RV nav system has permanently crashed. I never liked its routing logic, but I valued the low clearance and weight warnings. Am looking for replace and have been trying RV Life app for RV Safe Navigation. It has been very quirky so far about routing us around things on a route through residential areas when there is NO visible obstacle by continuing down a street and has taken us down supposedly RV Safe narrow streets in Philly that even in my small motorhome made me nervous. As you state you have to be able to trust your navigation system and was thinking about the Garmin 890, but it seems like from your other video you had similar problems. Yikes! Maybe I’ll try this now…

Our 2018 Tab has fridge failure and tired batteries. We got a great price from Princess craft and bought a 2019 1995 Lance lovingly care for by its owners we bought directly from the owner south of Fort Worth, we're now near Ft Lauderdale FL, and will head north again on March 1st. The Tab had been feeling small on our last New England trip, it rained alot. Now we just have to sell our beautiful Walker tent we no longer need.

Bear in mind that you need to review all routes. Before it was discontinued ( Garmin bought the company - GRRR!) we used software from Delorme , only about $50.. Very good versatile app - easily edited, etc. - but it loved routing through Manhattan . It was "faster" - oh joy. Also there's the cost of a good size tablet with a cell option, that exceeds the cost of a laptop or the Garmin device. Just food for thought.

Nice review. We have WiFi service in the truck, so I think we could use that.

About a month ago, I did a trial of Roadpass Pro for the week. I was traveling from a campground on I40 in Albuquerque, NM to a campground in Morrison, CO. This is a trip I have taken numerous times while towing my 5er. It is highway all the way but I wanted to see how this worked. It found 2 routes I could take but said neither were safe for my rig and gave me no other alternatives. In other words, according to this app, I couldn't get there from here. That was the end of my trial and I cancelled immediately. I will continue to use RV Life which, incidentally, uses the same nav system.

What if you don't have a cell signal? That's why I'm looking for some type of GPS type of device. We are planning a trip to Yellowstone which has plenty of dead spots. I do appreciate your video information for cities. It was definitely informative.

Anyone know if ToGo has an option to download the maps or do you lose navigation if you lose cell signal?

What is the mounting hardware brand/model that you used for the ipad please?

Greate video! I'm just wondering if this app has live traffic update features. Didn't see he mentioned. Life traffic alert and reminder features can prevent you from getting stuck from accident, construction and road conditions so that you can plan ahead for rerouting.

Great video! Just subscribed to your channel. I was just about to push the purchase button on the Garmin 890 but backed away when I saw you other video. However, I do have a few questions about the TOGO RV on a tablet. The wife and I are new to RVing (camper trailer) for 3 years now and love love it. We discovered Boondocking and will never go back to parks. Here are the questions: 1. I have a standard Garmin and do like it, mostly because the places we go, we lose cell service. Does the app on the Tablet rely on cell service? If it does, how do you get around that? 2. I see the TOGO RV app states camping and RV parks, does the "camping" sites include state, federal and dispersed camping sites, in other words, the free sites? I hope to hear back soon as we are getting ready to plan our upcoming trips and I'd really like something that will make our trips easier and more enjoyable. Thank you, Wil

Thanks for the information! Does Togo work via satellite or does it have the same issue of dead zones that the cellphone experiences? Also, if you don’t chose avoid highways will it still avoid major interstate bottlenecks? I know this was a problem with the garmin.

Is there a voice to announce the upcoming turns, etc?

Did you test it with the infamous George Washington Bridge route? This app looks promising for future trips.

I bought a tablet and went to download Togo rv and they are no longer available. Do you have another recommendation. Going on our first trip Monday

Does it have offline maps???? One thing I don't like about cellphone apps is if you're in a space with no cell service, you can loose your maps.... That happened to me this weekend in Bishop CA when the entire Verizon network went down for 2 days in that area. The cell phone GPS apps were useless.

Hey Patrick. Is this like TvTrip Wizard. Just purchased trip wizard. Wondering if I should purchase this one also. Thanks Phil from Detroit

Does the TOGO app show dump stations?

Hi Patrick: I also have a Garmin RV 890 and experienced strange routing errors that put our 35' 5th wheel in bad situations. With regards to using your TOGO app how do you get around not having cell service in remote places like Yellowstone NP?

What do you do when you encounter areas that do not have the best cellular service?

WE JUST GOT OUR FIFTH WHEEL RIG AND WE ARE TO GO. ARE YOU STILL HAPPY WITH TOGO APP. (FYI ,I ALWAYS WRITE IN CAPITS LOL.) CAN WE SHARE THE APP. ON MY PHONE AND MY WIFES ? THEY ARE ANDROIDES PHONES, I ALSO LIKE THE YEAR COST. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND NICE VIDEO DAVE AND NANCY

Looks like a useful app. Does anyone know if this is compatible with Apple CarPlay?

Hi Patrick. Is the Togo app only useful for those RVers who tow? How about class b? TYIA

But cellular service may not be as available as GPS in some remote areas? That’s the EXCLUSIVE reason to have a GPS device. And the app doesn’t have a landscape UI?

Is road trippers the app or Togo rv?

I know this is a year old, but maybe you can clear up my confusion. You used the Roadtrippers trip planner with the Togo rv app to navigate. Can you elaborate on how you set this up. Do you still use the Togo app?

Did you test in a no cell service area? I have had issues with phone gps apps shutting down because of no cell service. That is why I like my Garmin RV GPS it is not cell service dependent. I understand Garmin is far from perfect.

I’ve downloaded the app - going to give it a trial run when we go to Austin October 12th just in our car. No Rv After putting in our travel destination, I thought the route gives us gas stops, dumping stations, overnight parking, etc. automatically. So ???? Where are they? And Roadtrippers? Do I need to join that also?($30)

It seems nice.. Once I open the app.. It shows that this mobile app is no longer available...

Thank you for the very informative video. Like other followers, I was very close to purchasing a Garmin 890. I certainly understand satellite versus cell coverage concern, but a cell booster seems like a good backup plan. I also have Garmin non-RV style navigation unit that I could keep charged up for emergency use. May I ask what size IPAD pro you have there and what protective case you are using? Thank you again for all the great info.

Do you need cell service on your I Pad or can it work on bluetooth?

What if you don't have cell coverage?

This app sounds PHENOMENAL!!! And id rather spend the $50/year for reliable travel routing with an RV than pay $$$ for something that’s going to dump me out into the outer loop of a heavily trafficked metropolitan belt.

nice video, however, when I went to the Play Store to download, I read so many unhappy reviews there.. 2.9 rating scares me.

So the Garmin is $500 one time cost. But you have to buy the iPad Pro and a car mount and a car charger then pay monthly and yearly for services fees and you didn’t add all that up and disclose the total for let’s says five years? In service fees alone for five years you’ll pay $1,450. Doesn’t sound like saving money.

Do you use a dash cam?

You talk about $49.99/yr but you also pay $20/mon for AT&T internet

The Togo RV app does NOT have Carplay integration. That makes it a no-go.

How do you know this is better than the garmin? Whose software does the app use?

I find thumbnails with your picture in them way more clickable than the random people

Good Lord, just get to the point