Magellan GPS Reviews

"Competition is good and I am happy to see another respectful contender in the GPS navigation arena...Well, RoadMate is not a terrible GPS system, but in light of other choices, I would not necessarily recommend this one...Then Lola came into my life and I'm thrilled to bits with her! It took her a few minutes to figure out where she was, but after that she was good to go..." read more »

"Amazingly easy to use, Triton 500 is perfect for the first-time GPS user...The Triton 500's 3-axis electronic compass and built-in barometer offer enhanced navigation capabilities as well...Unlike other complicated devices that require you to scroll through page after page, Triton 500 gets you to the information you want with a few keystrokes...Add detailed maps - Upload optional marine cartography, topographic maps, and more, including the highly-detailed and feature-packed National Geographic Maps to the available memory or SD card..." read more »

"Avoid Traffic Congestion With The New Magellan RoadMate 1475T...The RoadMate 1475T sports a new 4.7-inch, WQVGA, color, anti-glare touch-screen display in an ultra thin chassis...The manufacturer's suggested price for this beauty is $299.00 and is already available for purchasing online, which is quite a good price point, all things considered...That's why we thought it would be a good idea to create an email address for you to help us a little in finding gadgets we missed..." read more »

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"One thing that strikes us while reviewing this product is the number of features which improved driving safety by reducing the time a driver has to look away from the road to use the GPS navigator...The Maestro 4700’s 4.7 inch screen is one of the largest available for auto GPS navigators (17 percent larger than a 4.3 inch screen) and is certainly easier to view while driving, particularly with the larger size fonts used...Magellan have made good use of the larger screen in providing a new “One Touch” favorites menu allowing users to store a destination as a single touch icon as with the ubiquitous home icon..." read more »

"The recent introduction of the Magellan Maestro 4250 navigational device is the unveiling of just one of the eight new models in this line being released by Magellan for 2008...The Maestro 4250 just happens to be the top-of-the-line model, so big things are expected out of this one ? and for the most part, it lives up to these expectations...In a lot of ways, the Maestro 4250 is not unlike most other portable GPS units ? including its predecessor, the Magellan 4050...The most notable of these differences is the voice command functionality of the Maestro 4250...The 4250 comes equipped with a built-in traffic receiver, which is located inside the 12V power adapter..." read more »

"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 GPS offering...As an entry-level model, the Magellan RoadMate 1200 offers good value, but..." read more »

"The Magellan RoadMate 1340 includes many premier features, starting with Magellan's exclusive OneTouch favorites menu, QuickSpell with SmartCity search, and highway exit point of interest (POI) search, to name a few...The RoadMate 1340 lets you bookmark your favorite destinations and searches with the OneTouch favorites menu so you can access them anywhere you travel...We have found it to be incredibly accurate - last week we took a drive into the North Georgia mountains and the directions were inch perfect, in an area where even the hotels do not recommend relying on GPS systems..." read more »

"The Magellan RoadMate 1412 is pocket-sized, ultra-thin, and stylish, and features an extra large 4.3-inch wide-format, full color interactive touchscreen...The Magellan RoadMate 1412 offers budget-conscious consumers basic, fully-functional auto navigation at a low price point..." read more »

"After taking the top-of-the-line RoadMate 1430 ($399.99 list) for a spin, I'm pleased to report that the new units not only look good, they're also much easier to use...The higher-priced RoadMate 1430 also has a built-in live traffic receiver...Perhaps the most welcome similarity between the new RoadMates and their higher-end cousins, however, is that the RoadMates now feature virtually the same menu system found on the Maestros..." read more »