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| Ease of Use | 8/10   |
|---|---|
| Clarity of Instructions | 6.8/10 |
| Map Accuracy | 8.8/10 |
| Value for Money | 8.8/10 |
| Overall rating | 7.7/10 |
| Mitac Mio C510 Handheld GPS Receiver |  | £149.23P&P: £4.99 |
Full review by
shaban69
on 27th Nov 2007
User Rating : 9
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Good Points: Excellent looking sat nav. Brilliant slim design, very clear and colourful maps, lots of options. Easy to use and very loud and clear instructions. Excellent value for money.
Bad Points: No female english speaking voice.
General comments: The Mitac Mio C510 is easy to use, very clear picture quality, excellent sound, lots of features and a great design. Highly recommended.
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Review by
BeezaMark
expert review 
on 15th Jul 2007
User Rating : 8
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I bought my Mitac Mio C510E reconditioned and saved £10 off the best retail price I'd seen previously. The C510E can be used pretty much straight out of the box, with a few niggling questions answered by visiting the Mio Tech website, registering the device and downloading the full manuals.
Street level mapping is reasonably accurate but don't expect it to be as detailed as the maps found on much more expensive devices. Keep your wits about you when the Mio tells you to make a turn as th ...
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Review by
jimsdub
on 17th Jun 2007
User Rating : 9
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Excellent maps and fast signal acquisition even with heat reflective windscreen. Reroute is within seconds of wrong turn and places you back to original route very quickly. Out of car and into pocket - great for walking or touring on foot, will take you back to start point by most direct route.
Overall probably the best portable Sat-Nav I have owned, and I have had the so called best.
If you want the best you have got to know how to use it. I dare say they could simplify user operation but it ...
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Review by
DENNYDEE
on 6th May 2007
User Rating : 5
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Very disappointed with the Mitac Mio C510E....especially if I had been fined for driving the wrong way down a one way street.....it is good at directing you to your destination. On one occasion it told me to take the second road on the left, and as I passed the first road on the left, it said "turn back". So on this occasion it was useless.......I should have purchased an AA map and saved a lot of money on this useless thing.
And trying to get any information from mitac is totally impossible... ...
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Review by
coolhen
on 3rd Apr 2007
User Rating : 9
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I got this GPS after having a look round. I had Tomtom but I can tell you this is better and neater, it fits in your pocket and good price. When I got it out of the box it was up and running in about 4 min. It picks up GPS satellites just great. I can even pick them up in my house.
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Review by
Ritchie4
on 14th Nov 2006
User Rating : 7
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The Mitac Mio C510E is good, but not for the novice. If anyone has a procedure for loading the maps from the CD to the SD card I would like to hear from them!
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Review by
rossocorsa
on 18th Aug 2006
User Rating : 8
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amazing value and no disadvantages that I can find over the leading brands at ridiculous prices
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Review by
wallyandmo
on 31st Jul 2006
User Rating : 5
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An excellent unit let down by poor instructions and absolutely appalling level of support from Mitac. The provision of street level maps for 24 countries makes this very good value for anyone with the necessary technical expertise to load the maps into the unit. Unfortunately, 95% of people do not have this skill. If you're one of the 5%, this is a good buy. If you're not, don't even think about it. You will be on your own. Mitac will be no help at all. This is why I could not recommend it to my ...
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Review by
Mike20
on 17th Jul 2006
User Rating : 9
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I researched the different units for some time, and chose this because it seemed to be a new design, with the latest SiRFstar III GPS receiver and a 400 MHz processor.
I particularly wanted street level Euro mapping and it provided this on DVD.
I had to buy a SD card, but they are quite cheap now, as low as about £15 for 1Gb.
Route from UK, through France and into Spain is seamless, and really quick to calculate.
Unit comes with loads of features, MP3 player, Photo viewer and it acts ...
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