The Mio Navman M400 satnav wants to stamp out all those myths about the price of GPS once and for all. It’s a fully fledged, 4.3-inch PND with European maps that comes in under a hundred bones, but does it lose anything essential shaving off the cost? Read on and find out in our full Mio Navman M400 review.
You might have seen a few tasty rumours doing the rounds this week online, alleging that Mio is to start pumping out an Android satnav, the MiBuddy. While we’ve got high hopes for the Google platform on the road, we have some bad news too: the reports are false. Read on for the full breakdown of what’s going on.
The wait for digital TV on your dashboard is over: the Navman Spirit V735 TV, the first satnav with a Freeview tuner built-in is here, but before we slap it up on the windscreen for a test drive, we thought you might want to see it close up. Check it out in our hands-on video!
The Mio Navman Spirit TV satnav we got hands-on with a few weeks ago has been boxed up and slapped with a UK pricetag, so read on to find out how much it’ll cost you to get digital TV on your dashboard.
A new Mio Navman Spirit satnav range has just been unveiled, and top of the line is the Mio Navman Spirit TV, which doubles up as a telly! Read on for all the hands-on pics.
Dukes of DAB Pure have launched a spanking new pair of radios at the Stuff Live show in London. First up is the £150 Pure Mio, a portable DAB with a dash of retro flair and a humungous 24-hour battery life, plus a crisp OLED display.
Sorry TomTom, apologies Garmin, but right now there’s only one satnav on our shopping list. Sure, it lacks fancy mapping, and doesn’t come with a reversing camera, but what it does have is the voice of KITT and some red LED lights. SOLD!
