Mitac Mio 269 GPS Receiver Reviews

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Pros: Compact, Large Screen! Easy menus, Built-in antenna, weighs 232grams, sensitive receiver

Cons: Primitive software, makes errors, Cheap car mount, Screen reflections, TOO SLOW!!!

The Bottom Line: Despite the luxurious looks, it doesn't measure up to the other systems that I have seen. Major concerns are the slow performance, many errors, and freezing of the display.

from Shopping.com Pros: Compact, Large Screen! Easy menus, Built-in antenna, weighs 232grams, sensitive receiver Cons: Primitive software, makes errors, Cheap car mount, Screen reflections, TOO SLOW!!! The Bottom Line: Despite the luxurious looks, it doesn't measure up to the other systems that I have seen. from Shopping.com Excellent, where can you find a GPS system with mp3 player and screen to add your contacts for this affordable price , and best of all, since I bought it at tigerdirect, I never got lost again and I can do my job as a supervisor checking all of my job scattered around the state where my contracts requires me to go without getting lost. In fact my luck is so real, I even got a promotion thanks God to my MIO 269 GPS navigation system. I love it!!!!! from Tigerdirect.com "Overall our test have shown the 269 to be reliable and accurate in the UK and where we tested in Europe, however the mapping coverage of mainland Europe seems to be highly variable and not quite what we expected. " from Lordpercy.com Easy to view in the sun light. Cons: Will at times route you a very long way to you destination even when shorter routes are available. Other Thoughts: I also own a Navman GPS (Made by Mio) Navman wins. Also own a Garmin 3600, by far the best for routing. from Newegg.com Easy to view in the sun light. Cons: Will at times route you a very long way to you destination even when shorter routes are available. Other Thoughts: I also own a Navman GPS (Made by Mio) Navman wins. Also own a Garmin 3600, by far the best for routing. from Newegg.com Cons: Allows you to enter contacts, but no routing from those contacts; inaccurate maps (even in areas that haven't changed in decades); thin POI database; device time not set by GPS; silly keyboard from Newegg.com It takes a little bit to pickup your location when you turn it on, but it is very accurate. from Newegg.com "Overall our test have shown the 269 to be reliable and accurate in the UK and where we tested in Europe, however the mapping coverage of mainland Europe seems to be highly variable and not quite what we expected. " from Lordpercy.com Pros: Compact. Inbuilt antenna. Good GPS reception. Cons: Unsophisticated software. from Shopping.com

Specs

Released	over 3 years ago
Designation	Outdoor
Form Factor	Handheld
Display Size	3.5 in.
Map capabilities	Internal
Antenna	Built-in
Audible Features	Voice Navigation Instructions
Battery Life	4.5 Hours
Battery Type and Quantity	Proprietary Lithium
Built in memory	64 MB
Depth	1.02 in.
Display Type	LCD Display
Expansion Slot Type	SD (Secure Digital) Card Slot, MultiMediaCard (MMC) slot
Expension slot type	SD (Secure Digital) Card Slot, MultiMediaCard (MMC) slot
Height	3.07 in.
Included Software/Maps	Europe Maps
MPN	MIO269
PC Interface	USB 1.1
Resolutions	320 X 240
Special Features	Remote Control, MP3 Player
User interface	Keypad, Touch Screen
Weight	0.51 lb. 0.51 lb.
Width	5.43 in.

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