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The Mio Moov 500 is a portable GPS navigation device featuring a 4.7-inch superwide touchscreen, preloaded maps of all 50 U.S. states and Puerto Rico, and over 3.5 million points of interest. It offers text-to-speech voice guidance and utilizes faster GPS fix technology for reliable signal reception without additional fees.
M**E
Better than Garmin I think
Did not come with the rubber suction cup for the windshield......
C**A
Four Stars
Good product for the money, works well
A**R
Five Stars
Its very beatyful😄😄
N**O
Do Not Waste your time - no calibration nor customer service
From Customer Service to the product, please save yourself the time and frustration that I have spent. I purchased the MOOV 500 in October 2008. About two months later I noticed that the calibration was off about 1/4 of an inch. If you have one, you know that all of the important features are located on the right side (cancel, zoom, etc). For example, if I typed a "P", the letter "O" or "I" would come up. I could not use any of the slider bars due to this calibration issue. I called into the helpless desk and he advised me that there wasn't any way to adjust calibration, and that I should reset to factory defaults. I was disappointed to lose my preferences, but I just spent alot of money on this so, ok. I ask the helpless desk how to back up my addresses so I wouldn't lose them and they checked and found out there is no way to back anything up, (Yes, he even asked someone). Of course through my own poking around, I found that there is a way by using the software provided in the box. Too late for that I reset to factory defaults, and of course that didn't fix anything. I called back and they advised me to use the provided software to do a software download (thus, how I found out about the backup/restore option). Of course, the provided cable didn't work, but I found another that did. I did the software download and of course, still not fixed. I called into helpless desk and they requested I send it in to them at my expense (insured as well). I sent it in, and when they sent it back, three weeks later, there was not an option to leave the package, and I was forced to take the day off of work to sit around and wait for the package to arrive. I opened my fresh from repair GPS and found the fix scribbled on a piece of paper. They had done the same software install that I had done previously. REALLY?? I plugged it in hoping against hope that they had done something different to fix it and that it was in fact fixed. Of course NOT. I called in again to express my displeasure and this is where their customer service really shined thru. I was told to send it back to them to repair. Really? You are kidding, right? This was not acceptable to me, and I advised that I wanted my money back or a replacement. She said she would check with her supervisors and email me back. Two weeks later I called in explaining my problem once again and now getting a little angry that I am still dealing with this. Well, the helpless desk rep said that they had decided that my only option was to send it back to them for repair. I told them that this was not acceptable, and that I wanted to escalate to a supervisor. I was told that they could have one call me back in 24-48 hours? What kind of escalation is 24-48 hours? I told the helpless desk representative that I would hold for the next available supervisor and after telling me that they would call me back in 24-48 hours as per procedure, she left me on hold for 3 HOURS! Never coming back to say that they were trying to find someone, or escalate further up the ladder, but out of spite, left me on hold with no explanation for 3 HOURS!! I take that back, after three hours of having no interaction with them, I finally hung up. Who knows how long they would have left me hanging on!! Considering that their hours are 0900 to 1800 CST time and I finally hung up at 1830CST. Boy those supervisors must be really busy handling upset customers!! So 48 hours later, after not receiving a call back from anyone, I call back in once again, and apparently found a supervisor that was available who advised me that she would check with her superiors about what to do, but they do not refund the purchase price. She said she would call back in 24 hours, do I believe her? No, but I will update with news as I get it.
S**S
What the French Toast? Terrible Support - Misleading Advertising = BUYER BEWARE
"The Mio Moov 500 series pictured is the same physical device as the S555 I purchased in September 2010 as the salesman's "newest model". On my blind presumption that I could buy maps for other regions, I unfortunately discovered this model only comes with maps of the Middle Eastern countries. I also paid WAY TOO MUCH in the Emirates at over $400 US. The outside of the box FALSLEY states "2010 Maps" --- yet there are no maps included that are less than 3 years old!!! I know, I drive the streets in Bahrain, Qatar, and the UAE. Further, the PC software called MioMore Desktop lists maps that I would like to purchase --- BUT when I click "Buy Maps" their software takes me to some Chinese and Taiwan website with absolutely no maps at all...just accessories. Okay, so I write to Mio Support, and only get a one line reply that this model has no supported maps for other regions? What The French Toast?!I only give it 2 stars because the device appears physically built well, boots quickly and aquires GPS in a reasonable time... yet... I do not like the interface compared to a much more user friendly Garman. Bottom line? DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME WITH THIS CHEAP CHINESE CRAP. GET A GARMAN or a Tom Tom... anything is better ! Well, maybe Nokia maps are next to worst. But so far MIO MOOV is the worst.
M**G
Good value with some compromises.
This GPS has a large and bright screen. The satellite connection is fast. The database is useful. And if you look around hard enough, you may find it at sale prices as low as $120, which would be a great value.Then why did I give it just 3 stars? First, the antenna reception is mediocre. The database is basic. The software is not the most intuitive. Instead of "Stay on the highway", the voice instruction says "Keep left", which still confuses me sometimes. The suction cup does not work on dashboards that are not smooth, e.g. the Ford Focus I rented the other day. And last but not least, the battery lasts a laughable 5-10 minutes. This GPS is strictly for cars. But, at least, the car kit is included.
F**O
First GPS
I just bought this GPS at radio shack and it works great. I have been able to find my way through Boston and Portsmouth, NH both a hard to navigate through.I would not spend over $200.00 on it though.
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