Garmin Zumo 210

we have had the Garmin Zumo 220 for about 2 weeks but have yet to find a blue tooth head set that will give enough volume at speed on a bike Garmin have been no help at all, we have tried several different blue tooth kits but all no good, have...

The Zumo 220 is my third Garmin. I had a Zumo 550 which I sold with my Honda and still have a Nuvi 250, which although has a limited performance does at least work 100%. The 220 came with outdated maps but with a free update (only by internet) The...

After just 5 days my sat nav fell off the mount at the ball socket and went under a lorry RIP. Garmin say its user error, I say buy a lanyard!!

Let me make my position clear from the start, I only use Satnav's where I can programme in my own detailed route from a PC and then squirt the route into the satnav to follow when travelling.

I bought the Garmin Zumo 220 for a European motorcycle tour this summer. I am using the Zumo 220 without a bluetooth headset as i always use earplugs when riding, however even without this the Zumo is very clear in showing which direction to go.

It is hard to review an electronic device these days without comparing it to something Apple might have made. If this is the current benchmark then this product does not fare at all well - being slow, bulky, with a low resolution blurry screen and...

Not only is this a great GPS for a motorbike, every bit as good as the Zumo 550, I have got it located into the ash tray of my new VW scirocco as a GPS , saved me £1200 by not having to buy the VW GPS, it works absoloutley fine in that position

I can't say I'm happy to be writing this as I shelled out a lot of money for my Garmin but it is without doubt the worst satnav I've ever used. I used it over the last 3 weeks touring round Europe and it's given so many wierd routes and incorrect...