Compare Prices : Acer V200

Review summary: If you were to take a slice through the mid-range to high-end GPS market you'd have your hands on a device that covers a range of countries and includes a number of handy extras such as ...

Verdict: If you're not bothered about multimedia players, text viewers, Bluetooth connectivity for your phone or pre-loaded maps of Europe, you're probably paying over the odds unless you opt for an entry-level GPS. Acer's V200 is one of the best we've seen, ...

Review summary: When a product does exactly what it says on the tin, and actually does it well, it's a feat worthy of celebration. But today's consumer is always looking for that little bit more.

Verdict: It's hard to fault a device with few features to grumble about. Indeed, the basic, feature-thin nature of the Acer v200 Travel Companion is its main selling point. Perfect for navigation novices.

Review summary: It's certainly well-priced, but follow it to the letter and you could end up in no-man's land.

Verdict: With the v200 you do get a lot for your -115. Full European maps are not to be sniffed at for this sort of price. The similar -125 Mio C220 only has maps for UK and Ireland included, though the C220 does have the advantage of a speed camera database ...

Review summary: Review: Acer V200 GPSCan sat-nav devices at this price point really perform?

Pros: Very cheap ; impressive usability ; stable performance on the road ; European maps included ;

Cons: Poor mapping upgrade software ;

Verdict: Acer has effectively nailed the entry-level GPS market with the V200, offering a no-nonsense pure navigation device that's great to use and performs well on the move