Mio C320

Pros: Bright screen, low cost, many features, big POI database

Cons: Unable to drag the map to different areas

The Bottom Line: For the price, this a great value. The "must haves" are all there: Screen quality, volume, maps, POI database.

Review: We bought this on black Friday of 2007 for $150, so at this point we've been using it for about 4 months. It's definitely a good buy based on the price and we're happy with it. There are very few units in this price range, and especially not with a ...

Pros: Great directions, easy to use, and lightweight.

Cons: Does not contain freeway delays

The Bottom Line: Several of my friends have purchased since I got mine. I love it

Review: I am a person who with a map can find their way anywhere. I am usually the person who gives directions to anyone who is lost. This past Christmas I was given this GPS as a gift and I want to tell you that I am very impressive with this technology.I know ...

Pros: Wide screen is bright and clear, great price, accurate maps and POI's.

Cons: No case, no AC charger, no Canada maps.

The Bottom Line: Excellent GPS that can be had for under $200, great wide screen, accurate maps and POI's. Get it!

Review: I have owned 2 varients of Garmin (both were excellent) a Lowrance (also a great GPS), A Pioneer Avic-S1 (the worst experience ever). I travel extensively for work so the GPS is my lifeline, my sanity, and my schedule. After such a bad experience with ...

Pros: wide screen, clear display, VERY customizable

Cons: routing iffy sometimes, small POI database, non-sale price

The Bottom Line: I would definitely recommend this product if you can obtain it for a good price (sub $200). Its customization features put it a few notches above the TomTom One

Review: I got this for sale at Radio Shack on Black Friday. Overall, I'm very pleased with this unit. It's very customizable right out of the box (windows recognizes it as an external drive when you plug it in), so you can easily change skins, maps, voices, etc. ...

Pros: Widescreen display, excellent GPS signal reception, displays upcoming turns, hackable.

Cons: Lacks many accessories including USB cable, not enough POIs, non-standard 2.5mm headphone jack.

The Bottom Line: Mio should have included more accessories in the box and programmed more POIs in the GPS but otherwise a good GPS, if you can get it for $150 or less.

Review: The Mio DigiWalker C320 is a Radio Shack exclusive. Like many people, I bought mine on Black Friday when they offered it for half price at $149.99. In the box, you get the GPS unit, car charger, device holder, suction cup mount, optional dashboard ...

Pros: None. Unless you are a citizen of Belgium!

Cons: They discriminate against US citizens.

The Bottom Line: If you are an American, do not buy products (any products) from Mio.

Review: My husband bought this unit for me for Christmas. I was excited to see that it included an MP3 on it. When I looked for the USB cord to hook it to my computer, I saw there was none. I went to the first Mio website listed on Google, typed in c320, then ...