Mio C620 Expert Reviews

We hereby present the first Mio with iGO 8.

Take a spin with the Mio DigiWalker C620. Featuring 3D graphics of famous landmarks in key cities, you'll be able to easily navigate the UK and Europe. With a large and bright touchscreen that's responsive and up-to-date maps, you can ride the streets wit...

Large, sharp screen; fast route calculation; speed cameras

Distracting 3D graphics; repetitive voice commands; weak battery

A flagship sat-nav needs to excel in all areas, and the Mio DigiWalker C620 simply doesn't pack enough features -- or even navigate smoothly enough -- to justify its price tag. However, the big screen and simple operation could make it a fun companion on

sat-nav system with 3D elevation and landmarks

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.

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, polished a...

Mio do several units suitable for pedestrians with an average battery life between charges of four to five hours. This could be used handheld but only for occasional use as the battery life is less than two hours, this is certainly an in car unit.

Yes you can choose what features to display - a good choice available - just don't pick to many as they can clutter the display. Planning a route is very easy and you would normally enter a few letters of the town, then a few letters from the street and f...

Can Mio challenge TomTom and Navman with this model?

Widescreen, 3D maps, Points-of-interest, Bluetooth

GPS fix is slow at times, roundabout handling confusing

Good but not without its faults

Already last year announced the first million Navistar with 3-D buildings and altitude profiles - now it is there.

The Mio C620t is one of the first navigation devices, the prominent buildings as 3D objects on the maps. Moreover, even promises million altitude profiles, but only in the mountains and bridges a role ... more

Much more interesting: The software was Nav'N'Go in a new version installed, compared to previous versions is much more user-friendly. An optional einblendbares "panel" on the right side of the screen has replaced the scattered menus

The C620t million is a very handy navigation aid, which is also suitable for pedestrians. The 3D display of individual attractions in the city is managed and facilitated the orientation. The touch screen and the computing speed of the pilot

Presentation of sights in 3D, fast route calculation, showing the fastest, shortest route and sparsamster in comparison, small and flat

No announcement of street names, scheppernde speaker

The million C620t has the ability, sights as three-dimensional models represent. Whether it is useful to travel, and how well the navigation device in the harsh everyday proved, the test.

Million will the German market with our own brand Digiawalker conquer. With the model, the C620T probably only partially succeed because the Navi showed in practice test on the road beside strengths and some weaknesses.

A Navistar middle class, which is properly equipped. Small weaknesses in routing prevented that it is a top secure place.