Good value...Shares many of the features and user interface of more-expensive units...Multisegment routing....Small, 1.3 million-POI database...No text-to-speech...The good news is that you can get a lot of bang for your buck by choosing an entry-level model, especially from a well-known brand like Magellan...At $149.99 (list), the RoadMate 1200 is Magellan's entry-level...

Simple, easy-to-use interface Trip planning with multiple waypoints Well-designed maps...Slow rerouting Small POI database Doesn’t pronounce street names...The low-priced Magellan RoadMate 1200 skimps on the extras, but it’s a pleasure to use while driving...Equally bad, the screen freezes during the recalculation, so you can’t track...

A "must have" if you own a Magellan Maestro...THIS IS A VERY GOOD ITEM TO GO ALONG THE 3200 GPS, YOU WILL NEED THIS...

"Highly recommend for road trips or just for quick map access when you're out and about..."

"I have always believed in reading the manual throughly and I always find at least one little tid bit that I probably would not find on my own..."

"It can be slow giving the next set of directions but It brought me safely to Mass and back the Birmingham..."

"I bought this model because of the SD card update capacity only to find out there were no update cards available..."

"I eventually got 3 more as gifts for family members, who now love it Acquires Satellites Quickly, Compact, Easy Menus, Easy To Read, Simple Controls This will make going to my kids..."

"Worked well WHEN IT WORKED Customer service center is from another continent I bought this unit on Black Friday at a good price from Circuit City..."

"Easy to use, offers good range of choices, great value for the price..."

"it figures it out pretty fast no problem good unit for price..."