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Mio Cyclo 210

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39 user ratings
5 stars
28 %
4 stars
46 %
3 stars
23 %
2 stars
2 %
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Consumer ratings:
4.1 / 5

Pros

  • The touch screen interface works well and there are quality graphics
  • The re-routing capacity is great too
  • the layout is clear and simple to read

Cons

  • Mio Cyclo 210 is any connectivity to peripheral devices
  • only one physical button on the Mio Cyclo 210
  • second-hand and uncertified lithium-ion batteries
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Key specs

  • Touchscreen
  • no
  • yes
  • Europe
  • Fixed, Handheld
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Mio Cyclo 210 - Pros & Cons

Mio Cyclo 210

Pros

  • The touch screen interface works well and there are quality graphics
  • The re-routing capacity is great too
  • the layout is clear and simple to read
  • touchscreen is crisp and clear
  • The screen quality and readability are both AWESOME
  • specifications are decent for both the hardware and for the art of navigation
  • works perfectly well and then sometimes less so
  • interface and menus reasonably well
  • friendly
  • uncomplicated Mio 210
  • straightforward with a decent run time and a very effective screen

Cons

  • Mio Cyclo 210 is any connectivity to peripheral devices
  • only one physical button on the Mio Cyclo 210
  • second-hand and uncertified lithium-ion batteries
  • gravel bikes is getting out of control too
  • the app a little clunky too
  • it will often generate routes twice the length
  • lack of sensors limiting
  • The routing algorithm sometimes throws up odd choices
  • annoyingly the two are not compatible
  • lack of connectivity boosts the Mio's longevity
  • Garmin has mastered touchscreens and gloves when

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Mio Cyclo 210 - Full Specifications

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Design
Form factor
  • Fixed
  • Handheld
Built-in camerano
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Dimensions
Colour of productBlack
Width2.68 in
Height4.49 in
Depth0.73 in
Weight5.33 oz
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Communication
Bluetoothno
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Power
External power connectionBattery
Battery life (max)10.0 h
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Display
Screen size3.5 in
Screen resolution320 x 480 px
Interface typeTouchscreen
Widescreenyes
Backlight displayyes
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Technical details
Built-in speakersno
Supported radio bandsNot supported

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