Testseek.com have collected 27 expert reviews of the Mio Digiwalker A501 and the average rating is 71%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Mio Digiwalker A501.
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27 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Mio's A501 is a reasonable stab at melding both smartphone and sat-nav. It has a touch-screen, which mobile phones with sat-nav bolted on generally don't, and it's also smaller than most PDA phones with GPS. If you truly don't want to be bogged down with ...
Abstract: Today we’ll look at two reviews for Mio A501, one of them from the UK, and the other from Asia. Both reviews gave a similar grade to Mio A501, 3 out 5 stars and 6.7 out of 10 - which average to 6.35 out of 10.Bottom line for both reviews are somewhat s...
Abstract: Overall, the A501 is a stylish and highly portable device. If it weren for the rather poor connectivity and dated software, wed rate it a lot higher. However, if these issues don bother you, the A501 offers solid navigational performance and enough phon...
The Nokia N95 has set the benchmark for smartphones with sat-nav features and unfortunately the Mio DigiWalker A501 gets nowhere near it. The device packs plenty of features into a small space, but its sluggish performance, ugly design and lack of 3G ...
Abstract: sat-nav and Pocket PC in one package: Mio has done well for itself in the mobile navigation world recently. While TomTom may make a lot of noise about its products, Mio stealthily increases its share of the market, to the point where, according ...
Abstract: It is 9.5x6x2cm and weights only less than 150grams. The viewable screen is 5.5x4cm. As a GPS unit it works exactly the same as other recent Mio units reviewed.
Good satnav application, digital camera, focus on pedestrian routes
Windows Mobile 5, no keypad, touchscreen small, no 3G, No Wi-Fi
If you look at the Mio A501 as a GPS first and a phone/pda second then its cracking, but chances are your priorities will probably be around the other way, in which case you might be disappointed
Tons of GPS features; good GPS tracking; compact and light; full SD card slot; car cradle and charger included; autofocus camera and LED light.
3G; no Wi-Fi; awkward joystick placement; needs an OK button.
Without the wireless options many users find essential these days, the Mio A501 will have a limited audience. For those who value having GPS, this little PDA-phone wont disappoint.
Es lo que tanta y tanta gente busca: todo en uno. De no ser por la ausencia de WiFi, el Mio A501 sería el smartphone correcto. Su pantalla es suficientemente grande como para manejarlo sin problemas, pero no tanto como para convertirse en un aparato...
Abstract: Le tour de Mio A501Ses accessoiresSes performancesSpécificité Windows Mobile 5 chez MioAppareil photoTéléphonieGuidage GPSAutonomie et ConclusionINTRODUCTION De plus en plus d’appareils se dotent de puces GPS (SIRF III entre autres) pour se rappro...
