Mio C520tb

Advantages: Light and easy to use
Disadvantages: Can give duff results if on low battery

...Mio Technology has introduced two new satnav systems. The Mio268 is the first purpose-built, genuinely portable satnav with a sub-£300 UK rrp. The Mio269 comes pre-installed with European maps at £399. Whether driving to a meeting, mountain biking, walking in a city the Mio268 can destress planning and navigation. With pre-set modes for car, motorbike, bicycle and foot, they are specifically designed for every need. Want to get from A to B by car with the minimum of fuss? Urgently need a petrol station? Need to find a country pub to break your cycle ride for lunch? You'll find everything within easy reach. There's also an MP3 player for when you aren't on the move. Both are portable, so they don't make your vehicle a beacon for thieves. Instead they can be easily carried in your pocket. Selecting destinations is easy, using... Read review

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Advantages: nice disply
Disadvantages: heavy,poor battery,hard to use

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Advantages: Erm....do I have to?
Disadvantages: Lots. Useless map, useless features, not intuitive, takes you wrong ways.

...What can I say? There was once a man who couldn't find the way around and should have been in Lost instead. So, he decides to go out and invest about £170 in the latest fashion accessory the GPS. After much trepidation, more so because the missus didn't know, he took the plunge and purchased the Mio C210. He should have backed off as soon as he read Mio as the brand name. Stay clear of anything that sounds like a cat. Anyways, to shred a long story very short, the purchase rendered this man in an even more hopeless situation than before. The best bit was looking at the neatly packed box with all the dangly bits and pieces nicely wrapped up. The troubles began when the Mio C210 was put into action on a trip to Wales. Ever tried to sprint on a tight rope while plastered? Well, that's what it feels like when using the Mio C210. It loses... Read review

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