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Mio C220 Sat Nav GPS Uk & Ireland MIO C220 DigiWalker ( Just out May 1st 07) 7 Digit UK Postcode Search New Mio Version 3.3 maps new for 07 Speedcameras installed ready to use with 1 years FREE updates One of the easiest to use of all the sat navs on the market Top of the range sirf 3 GPS unit In Built Re-chargable Battery Next Day Delivery as standard Full voice guidance Much larger screen that the Mio C210 2 year warranty Next day delivery as standard brand new boxed for idea present Mio Vs TOMTOM, ? the Mio wins every time, Mio comes with a 2 year warranty, TOMTOM has a 1 year warranty, Mio has Speed camera installed ready to use, TOMTOM often have a difficult download, Mio offers 1 year free updates of speed cameras updates for free, TOMTOM give 1 month, . We sell far more Mio units than TOMTOM. Mio also has just purchased the brand Navman and mio and Navman are now one company, Mio is the secound biggest name in GPS now, soon to be number one. In the box - Mio C220 Unit USB ActiveSync Cable Car Charger Windshield Mount C220 Holder DVD with manuals and backup software Full spec of this item is available at http://www.mio-tech.be/en/gps-navigation-products-mio-C220-overview.htm In the box - Mio C220 Unit USB ActiveSync Cable Car Charger Windshield Mount C220 Holder DVD with manuals and backup software Simple Navigation The C220 is designed to be as user-friendly as possible. On-screen buttons predictive keyboard (similar to predictive text) make it easy to enter a destination, whether by name or postal code (including full postal code in UK). Frequently used addresses can be stored in a list of Favourites so you dont have to type them in every time, and you can also create a shortcut button that takes you back home from any address. Customer Review: I have no words! Absolute brilliance. I saw 1 bad review, and vaguely suspect that's Garmin's notorious PR people... Here's the skinny...this is my THIRD GPS system, by a slight margin the cheapest, and invariably the best. 1. The first was TomTom mobile on a Nokia 6680 (all in 250 quid-ish) which was reasonable, but no touch-screen and a small screen.... but still does the job. 2. Finally bit the bullet and bought a Garmin. Read a lot of positive's about Garmin and decided to buy a Nuvi, that set me back about 400 quid. I was pleasantly surprised, as it had a nice touch screen and performed the job, A to B. 3. My Garmin got nicked, so I bought a Mio C220....no mp3/handsfree bells and whistles, gps pure and simple...it cost about a quarter of the Garmin, so wasn't expecting much.... Was I blown away!! The interface is two generations ahead of TomTom and three generations ahead of Garmin. The mapping is flawless. They have East European maps, so you can drive to croatia with these things, maps being teleatlas and cheaper than iether TomTom's or Garmin's. I thought it was a 'budget buy', but it beat Garmin and TomTom hands down, in terms of usability, portability, screen brightness, GPS reception, speech synthesis, POI's and more. Honestly, I can't think of a single positive of Garmin or TomTom compared to Mio within this price range (except the tomtom 720 has speech recognition, admittedly with faults). This obscure little Belgian company has just thrashed the big boys... You might be satisfied with a Garmin, but after you use a Mio for a week you can never go back to Garmin...and before you ask...no, I'm in no way affiliated to Mio! :-) Customer Review: easy to use (NO) i have not yet been able to find the roads in my area reported problem to "mio"they say they are not at fault they take their mapping through tele atlas, to which i have reported a fault in their map of my area so up to now i cannot use because i know mapping is wrong will be returning for refund
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