Mio C620 Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Jonathan Bray (trustedreviews.com)

Mio C620 Sat-Nav

Complete with 3D landmarks and landscapes, can Mio's C620 take on the best in satellite navigation?

Mio's C620 is a fine sat-nav and it's not because of the gimmicky 3D landscape and landmark features, though they are nice to have. It's because it has finally combined its undeniably good mapping engine with an interface that is now practical,...

Feb, 2008

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Expert review by (itreviews.co.uk)

Mio - C620

Where do you go when you have developed a sat-nav system that can get people from A to B efficiently? Well, you start adding extra features. For some devices this means MP3 playing, Bluetooth hands-free telephony, ...

So, satnav goes 3D. We like the elevation maps but not the 3D landmarks. Satnav providers need to think carefully about avoiding 'feature bloat' in their quest to beat the opposition. That said, we like the C620 despite its 3D landmarks.

Mar, 2008

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Expert review by : Alun Taylor (reghardware.co.uk)

Mio DigiWalker C620T

Easy to set up and use and with great, smoothly animated, 3D maps that really do make a difference...

We really don't have a bad word to say about the Mio C620. It's small, light, easy to use, has great 3D map imagery, near faultless voice prompts and never once got us lost. It may not beat the Tom-Tom Go 720 for absolute depth of features, but for...

Feb, 2008

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Expert review by : ZDNet (zdnet.com)

Mio C620 review

Summary: Mio's C620 offers more than just point-to-point navigation and adds some features to the navigation elements, including 3D landmarks and elevation views

Large, clear screen, 3D elevation mapping of roads, Calculates shortest, fastest and economy routes simultaneously, 7-digit postcodes and easy destination entry

Photo viewer and Calendar are odd extras, 3D landmarks are rather gimmicky, Chunky vehicle mount

Apr, 2008

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