Magellan Maestro 4350 GPS

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Pros
Delivers excellent routes
Crisp, clear touch screen
Cons
No voice recognition
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$178.97 - $501.01
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Magellan Maestro 4350 Review

by Liane Cassavoy, PC World

- The Magellan Maestro 4350 with OneTouch boasts one of the best-looking and most usable touch screens of any GPS device we tested. But that's not its standout feature: The Maestro 4350--currently number one on our Top 5 chart of GPS devices--delivered some of the best routes of the GPS units I tested; its excellent navigation features were on a par with the TomTom GO 930, which came in second overall.

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User Reviews for Magellan Maestro 4350 GPS

Reviewed by: bprnyc

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Strengths: It works as expected and even better! I like the hands free bluetooth with caller ID and the SD card slot to view photos and play music through the radio tuner.

Weaknesses: In rural areas it can loose the road for a few seconds. Sometimes in traffic you can misinterpret the turn and turn early or too late.

Overall Evaluation: I have looked at these for years and hesitated. Now with this model being highly praised and loaded with features I finally broke down and got one. I 1st used it to navigate to places to I have used map notes to get to, then later to completely unfamiliar addresses. Make a mistake and you will be recalculated to a new route. I have learned to trust it and for the price I fell it is well worth it. It pairs with your bluetooth phone easier than most headsets. It also will play mp3 music files by tuning to the radio at several frequencies. Display is big but not distracting.
Reviewed by: powerdiamond

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Strengths: For one trip it was great. Operated smoothly. Did everything asked of it except...

Weaknesses: function the next time it was used. It would come to the opening screen and then STOP. That was the last time it worked. The previous Magellan lasted 3 trips and then folded up shop.

Overall Evaluation: I was so looking forward to the Maestro. When first set up it seemed to be perfect. In comparison to the Garmin it was so much easier to set up your trip and getting all the pertinent info to go along with it. Sadly it was over in one trip.

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