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Mio iCN 510 3.5 in. Car GPS Receiver

Mio iCN 510 3.5 in. Car GPS Receiver

7 reviews

Nov, 2024

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screen (6)
design (4)
size (3)
price (3)
performance (2)

Negative
maps (3)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 7 reviews of Mio iCN 510 3.5 in. Car GPS Receiver. The average rating for this product is 3.6/5, compared to an average rating of 3.9/5 for other GPS for all reviews. People are impressed by the size and performance. The price and design also get good comments. Some have doubts about the maps, while opinions are divided on the route planning.

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On average, users rate this product 71/100.

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Consumer review (shopping.com)

The Navman iCN 510 - An Affordable In-Car GPS Navigation System

The Navman Pocket iCN 510 is an excellent automobile GPS system housed in a PocketPC form factor, economically, but effectively designed with an acceptable minimum of "cut corners". The Navman iCN 510 actually is a heavily modified PocketPC running a...

Excellent price/performance-feature ratio, accurate, fast routing, display and audio are

Requires a PC, limited printed documentation and web help, sometimes quirky data entry

Apr, 2005

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Consumer review (shopping.com)

Works Well.

I purchased my Navman about a month ago now. In Australia, it comes pre-loaded with the 2004 Sensis maps. I was very impressed with the operation and accuracy of the unit, not to mention the detail in the maps.

Size, screen, map detail, portability

Screen updates could be quicker, ETA not accurate

Mar, 2005

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update of the navman 510...

not very happy when i compare this to the garmin i320.

nice package and display

poor maps and routing

Mar, 2005

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Consumer review (shopping.com)

This is one of the better ones for under 400 bucks

For several months, I researched portable GPS units since I want to use it in different cars. Portable GPS navigator can be used in any car and I like the fact that they are compact and lightweight. After researching, I started eyeing on iCN510 because...

affordable, compact, capable

not a perfect map system, start up glitch

Jan, 2005

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Great screen & portability, need better maps

It's easy to tell this gps is based on PDA hardware. In that it has a really good color touch screen, light weight, SD card slot, 5 way pointer, integrated battery and 6 buttons. It's actually a variant of the MIO (Mitac) digi walk. Overall hardware is...

size, color touch screen, SD card, weight, integrated battery for short trips

Tele Atlas map, POI, strange software search, louder speaker

Jan, 2005

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Great Bargain mobile GPS

My odometer broke and I started looking for an alternative. After reading the review by tekkster I purchased a Navman 510. If you want a perfect technical overview read his review.

No monthly fee, Beautiful display, Fast, small yet visible, Color

Can';t modify screens, No Odometers

Jan, 2005

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