"fred" <
tpmc...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Anybody heard of MIO sat naves ? They any good ? Are they related to
> Navman by any chance ?
I bought one around 2006/7 because it was as good as a Garmin or TomTom but
about half the price.
Belgian company, I think.
It was very good.
Unfortunately they changed map providers and wouldn't provide new software
and map updates for the older systems (mine IIRC was a Mio 510E).
I now have a TomTom which is good, but doesn't have all the features of the
Mio (such as configuring the weight of your vehicle so that you won't be
taken on a route which is unsuitable - useful if you use the same satnav in
a car and a 3.5 tonne camper).
However I didn't buy a new Mio because they had left me in the lurch once
already.
So potentially a good company ( but that was a while back) but check that
they have stayed with the same map provider for a while.
Cheers
Dave R
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