Testseek.com have collected 28 expert reviews of the Mio Digiwalker H610 and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Mio Digiwalker H610.
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28 Reviews
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Abstract: portable GPS and much more: Over the last six months or so weve seen the traditional in-car GPS updated to include a range of extra features, including MP3 players, walking modes and travel guides. With devices shrinking in size and compatible ...
It may be an expensive way to buy an MP3 player, but you will benefit from all the features of GPS too. This is the best implementation of multimedia weve seen in a navigation device, but thats not to say its perfect. Zoe Mutter Lowest online price...
Abstract: I saw this unit at the Stuff Live show three months ago, it looked the ideal companion for those who walk around in unfamiliar areas. It can also work efficiently in a car.
Abstract: Although GPS systems are slowly starting to appear in handheld devices like mobile phones and PDAs, in the UK at least, Satellite navigation is still very much the domain of bulky in-car units. Mio’s H610 is very clearly aimed at taking GPS out of t...
Small scree difficult to read when driving, no traffic support, why not opt for a smartphone with GPS
Mio has created a useful product that although expensive compared to other units on the market will no doubt find its way into handbags across the nation
Not all PMP devices put entertainment first, as the DigiWalker H610 is first and foremost a pocket-sized satellite navigation system that claims to offer a generous serving of digital entertainment on the side. We thought wed see how it performs when ...
My first impressions of the C220s were also pretty good, everything worked well and I really didnt have any problems getting up and going. However after using the H610 for a while I picked the C220s up and thought to myself "It only does GPS?, where ...
Published: 2007-04-16, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Abstract: I’ve had a little time to play with the Mio H610, and I’m pretty much sold on it. It has its drawbacks, but the good definitely outweighs the bad. First, it looks great and fits nicely in my hand, which is good since it is meant to be carried around...
