Mio 268 Reviews
Product Type: Mio in GPS Navigation
Newest Review: ... the maps are now out of date, and in some places just plain wrong, but these are isolated cases and for the most part she ... more
... behaves herself. Unfortunately, Mio don't supply updates for this model any more, but there was a V3 update which I didn't get in time and now I can't find it anywhere....morePrice Comparison for Mio 268
Customer Mio 268 Reviews (1)
by - written on 20/10/08, updated on 20/10/08 (Very useful, 515 readings)
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I bought my Mio 268 three years ago, when I found out I had got a job where I would be travelling to different places on a daily basis. My geography is rubbish, so I knew I'd need something to help me. I shopped around and eventually picked this one, and bought it on superetrader for £259.99. Needless to say, it's come down in price since then, with it's successor, the 268+, now retailing for around £140. The unit came with the following items: A mains charger A car charger (have since purchased a replacement on ebay) A 7.5cm stylus which extends to 11cm A USB Cable to link to PC A windscreen mount and cradle An external ... Read the complete review
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