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  1. #11
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    The Mio is so abundant better. Although the acquisition is sometimes not as authentic as I'd like, it's no altered than the Garmin, and the accession to the satellites is 100 times better. Route planning is about instantaneous. I've approved the Roadmate, and several added units, and absolutely frankly, for the price, this is the best assemblage I've appear across. To anyone that is snubbing this unit, I'd say that it's because they aren't application the assemblage properly.

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    I have been using 2 garmins in Thailand, car & motorbike for a number of years. The reason I bought Garmin originally was the cost of 'official' maps and was looking at independant maps which would also a lot easier to update with a one off payment. Things have probably changed now. So, if I may suggest. Don't start off with the brand for Thailand but start off with what maps are available and then go for a machine which fits, whatever brand.

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    VIP Master Which is better garmin or Mio?
    Which is better garmin or Mio?Which is better garmin or Mio?

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    In GPS - Maps tells the stories.

    For Thailand itself there is so many software and maps.
    I tried almost all of them. Powermap, Papago, Garmin, Miomaps, Sygic, Ndrive. TomTom, Navitel & others.
    Which is the best I can't tell exactly. Only difference is maps colours and some features pending on the software and device.

    Most important - find a device and software that has map availability and continue support.
    No specific brand - as long as it is reliable and accurate.

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    You write Airionfoo. Y have Mio 269 digiwalker, Mio Moov S505, TT510 and y test whith success all devices. The Garmin function whith Garmin maps. Dont accept any type of "triks". Mio devices: yes. My Moov 505 works very fine whith all type of navigation sw. Ciao...

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    definitely Garmin

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    garmin ! is definately good

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    mio is best navi soft...

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    The problem with MIO is not wasy to update the map (for me).
    I'm still dont know if mio map can updated and how?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Airionfoo View Post
    Garmin only runs Garmin maps.
    Mio can run Garmin and many others.

    For me both are good.
    Can you please guid me, how to put garmin maps into Mio device.

    I have Mio with old map of Middle East, and I have new map of Garmin City Navigator Middle East & Northern Africa NT 2013.10, is there any way to upload the new map of Garmin into Mio device.
    Last edited by MOUTHEN; 28th April 2012 at 09:18 AM.

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    I have used Mio for 4 years and still working instead of my fathers garmin nüvi which has power supply problems, freezing problems etc. I vote for mio.

 

 

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