If you're looking for an attractive, reliable and easy-to-use GPS unit, Mio's Moov 310 will do it all, and for the right price.
Highs: Reasonably priced; large and easy to read screen; intuitive interface; simple to mount
Lows: Sophisticated traffic setup; slow interface at times
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Sitting near the very top of Mio’s Moov line, the $250 Moov 310 occupies the most powerful and feature-rich territory in the company’s otherwise budget-oriented GPS brand. Despite its affordable $250 price tag, it offers a very well-rounded feature set, friendly interface, and excellent tracking performance. As one of the first devices launches since Mio’s merger with Navman, it also benefits from new and refined software from the partner company.
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by Meg on November 8, 2009:
“I received a Mio GPS for xmas, and I've never had so many problems with a GPS system before. This unit randomly shuts down mid route (multiple times in a short drive) and starts up again to the demo mode in some place in Florida. I live in Chicago, so that...” More...
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by David on November 8, 2009:
“I received the Mio Moov 310 for Christmas and took it on a trip through Florida. I was there for over 9 days...the unit worked almost perfectly. Very dependable...had just a small amount of trouble finding certain POI's and sometimes entering the info. The...” More...