Mio Mio C220

Pros: ease of use, maps are very accurate

Cons: weak volume, sometimes sends you through neighborhoods for no reason.

The Bottom Line: Buy it today, and then send it to me!

Review: I have had my Mio for the better part of a year. The job I have requires me to make up to 45 different stops per day. So I actually USE this. I received this unit as a gift and was hesitant to use it at first. I was lost in a rural area and had it with ...

Pros: Accurate Maps and Easy to use!

Cons: None

Review: This unit is very easy to use! The maps are so accurate that I rely on them rather than my own sense of direction or other directions given to me. Sometimes I don't even look at the GPS to see my next turn, I just listen to the voice and it helps me get ...

Pros: Features - lot more than Garmin

Cons: None that I've found.

Review: I've had 2 Garmin products and thought they were the best - still use one in the wife's car. I get lost too so I wanted a basic, cheap unit and I've been very impressed, I think I prefer it to the Garmin!! It's easy to use with lots of features ...

Pros: Price, quality, ease of use, accuracy of maps, look, size of screen

Cons: Low volume sound.

The Bottom Line: The price to quality ratio is wonderful. It will perform as well as those $300 units and costs much less.

Review: Look, I am a cheapskate and I usually get the cheapest version of whatever and then I end up getting ripped off. This time was different and so refreshing that for $129 bucks that this unit performed perfect right out of the box! I got in my car stuck ...

Pros: N/A

Cons: Accurate mapping data

Review: I like this because of their mapping provider, Tele Atlas. I think if you can depend on the maps you can depend on the product. Very ...

Pros: Best value. Says street names. Reliable. Portible. Low cost.

Cons: Likes the Scenic Route. Needs more POIs. Slow on highway exits.

The Bottom Line: This $99 unit worked better than $350 units I've had. Other than the low POIs, it was reliable, says street names and was one of my best buys.

Review: NOTE - After using this unit for 6 months, I have to say that I must change my initial review of this product, which was very positive.I have had 2 expensive GPS units stolen from me in under a year. (The first, theives looked for the suction cup ...

Pros: SiRFstar III. Text to Speech. Low Price. Compact.

Cons: Weak volume. Instruction manual. Inefficient routing avoids highway sometimes.

The Bottom Line: Better choice for $40-50 more would be a Garmin Nuvi 200. Hearing road names audibly is nice but not most important.

Review: EDIT: I just realized that mine is a MIO Digiwalker C230. This is my 4th GPS. 2 Garmins. 1 Tom Tom (short time only). Now Mio. I use my GPS religiously as my sense of direction is terrible, almost handicap-like. And my profession requires meeting ...

Pros: Loud voice Clear display - good display brightness Usability is good - not great

Cons: Crashes WAY too often No way to upgrade software online

Review: I've owned this unit since Dec. 2007. It works well most of the time and is quite accurate. Unfortunately the software crashes far too frequently and calling tech support didn't really resolve the issue. I reboot often. Functionally, it works well and ...

Pros: Text-to-speech, small size, customer service.

Cons: doesn't catch GPS signal most of the time, so no use of other features

Review: Pros: only GPS with text-to-speech at this price range. Small and compact. Customer service helpful, but useless! Cons: doesn't catch GPS signal most of the time, even after resetting the GPS as customer service rep recommended. Actually doesn't ...

Pros: Compact, fits in pocket, good sound volume even with open windows, inexpensive

Cons: In accurate database, limited POIs, non-intelligent routing

The Bottom Line: I would not recommend this device. Though cheap, I believe it does not fairly represent the state of GPS technology.

Review: I've been using this device for about 10 months and have been repeatedly frustrated by it. It seems to lack even basic points of interest. Yesterday, my son and I were headed to a state park about 75 miles away. I assumed it would have this POI no ...