Mitac Moov 310 Car GPS Receiver Reviews

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This is my second Mio GPS. I had purchased this one, as my inlaws fell in love with the DigiWalker, and I really wanted one with traffic. from Circuitcity.com I received the first MOOV 310 plugged it in and a fatal software warning came up and the unit froze. I asked for a replacement which I got and this one the software cannot calculate addresses in gated communitys and according to MIO support they don't know when or if they will be able to fix the clich from Buy.com ProsCheaper than many other high end GPS, 1 year FREE TMC subscription, elegant casing. ConsVery sluggish compare to my Mio C310X, very slow rerouting and takes at least a minute to get a signal, hard to find POI even if you type the name. from Dell.com I owned a Garmin NuVi 360. But unfortunately I broke it due to my carelessness. I wanted to buy a good GPS to replace the GARMIN. from Amazon.com It is accurate and easy to use. We chose Karen, the Australian, and she is so polite -- not like the voices on other brands we have heard. We did a lot of research before choosing the Moov and don't believe we could have found a better GPS in this price range. from Amazon.com I've used a lot of different GPS units, Tomtom, Garmin, and the prior Mio units. Got the Mio Moov, and returned in a couple days. Too slow, none of POI's compared to the previous C520 and C310 series. from Amazon.com I purchased the MOOV 310 to use as a "commuting" GPS to help with traffic. It was a big step up from the Navigon 5100 that I returned to the store after a few days. from Amazon.com 1. I live in Las Vegas where gated communities are abundant. The 310 thinks that some of these are roads that require a permit and will not route to an address in some of the communities. It tells me to change the route selection settings. from Amazon.com I had to buy another GPS for work and went with a tom tom. I keep the mio for my personal vehicle, and the tom tom for my ambulance. I would not recommend this if you are buying for an ambulance,firetruck or police car. As for personal use if you do purchase this item be prepared to make tons of U-turns. from Amazon.com The POI is more than sufficient. It has directed me to the exact location 99.99% of the time, which I think is satisfactory. Cons: My husband owns a Magellan and I agree that MIO 310 powers up slower initially, maybe 15 secs slower, when locating the start-up location. The power cord could be longer and the battery-life is shorter compared to the Magellan. from Amazon.com

Description

Automobile GPS, Fixed, LCD TFT Display, Battery Life: 2.5 Hours

Specs

Released	1 year ago
Designation	Automobile
Form Factor	Fixed
Display Size	4.3 in.
Antenna	External Antenna Hookup
Audible Features	Voice Navigation Instructions
Battery Life	2.5 Hours
Battery Type and Quantity	Proprietary Li-Ion
Built in memory	64 MB
Compatible PDA OS	Microsoft Windows CE.Net 5.0
Depth	0.7 in.
Display Type	LCD TFT Display
Expansion Slot Type	SD (Secure Digital) Card Slot, MultiMediaCard (MMC) slot
GPS Type	Automobile
Height	3.3 in.
MPN	MOOV 310
Map capabilities	Map cartridges / Data cards
PC Interface	USB 2.0, Mini-USB
Receiver type	20 Channels
Resolutions	480 x 272
Special Features	Compass
Trip calculator	Real-time Traffic Reports
UPC	4712511703740
Weight	0.37 lb.
Width	5.1 in.

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