Mio C220

price, usability, performance

screen

43% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, price, performance, maps, size

reliability, memory

75% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

Excellent maps, speedy GPS performance, compact design, price, safety camera warnings

Confusing menu system, some icons lack a text description, battery life

Excellent value. Full-featured GPS at entry-level price. Sensitive GPS receiver. Supports multisegment routing. Good POI handling. Traffic-camera locator.

No text-to-speech conversion. Speaker not very loud at highway speeds.

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If you remember, the H610 took a little while to lock in a signal. I never experienced this issue with the C220, in fact I usually had a signal in a little over a minute. My only complaint would be the lack of a wall charger. If you need to recharge...

If you're looking for a no-nonsense GPS unit that does navigation very well, you should take a look at the Mio C220 – it delivers an incredible value for that price level (expect to find it at street prices of If you79 – If you99).

Predictive text keyboard ; Speed and red light cameras displayed on map by default ; Highly customisable interface

that required a fair degree of familiarisation ; Struggled with tall buildings in the CBD ; Insisted we perform illegal u-turns to get back onto preferred route

Generally, the C220 safely navigated us from A to B, although the usual complaints about circuitous routes and an over reliance on major or clogged roads remained. The C220 utilises the latest R14 maps from Sensis and its route calculation times were...

The Mio C220 offers a compact, no-fuss design and an accurate GPS. The system is easy to use and all maps come preloaded on an included SD card. The C220 is also very affordable.

The C220's screen is barely readable in sunlight, and we wish there was an easier way to adjust the volume.

Though the Mio C220 offers ease of use, accurate directions, and an affordable price tag, its poor screen makes this in-car GPS device almost unusable.