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Magellan Maestro 4050 - 4.3 in. Car GPS Receiver
18 reviews
Price:
$374.99
The Magellan Maestro 4050 is the first after-market portable GPS system with voice recognition technology, letting you simply call out instructions to your unit to save time and make for a safer driving experience.
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Product Review Summary
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18 Reviews from Epinions.com
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Excellent navigation system
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Pros: Fairly easy to use, functions as expected.
Cons: Out of box experience (no manual). Some features/commands are not intuitive.
Bottom Line:
This GPS unit does what I expect it to do, which is to make solo navigation easier.
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Have GPS, Will Travel
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Pros: Calls out street names ahead of time Good volume Easy to use touch control
Cons: Wish address book could be accessed with fewer keystrokes
Bottom Line:
If you have no sense of direction, this GPS is an absolute must!
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My Magellan 4040
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Pros: Easy to use right out of the box.
Cons: would like a bit more worning before a turn signal. Read More at Epinions.com
THE BEST OF THE BEST
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Pros: Everything
Cons: nothing...do not buy the Garmin 350 or the TomTom xl s.... Read More at Epinions.com
GPS: Find your way? If there's a fork in the road you may be forked.
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Pros: Large screen, Clear Map, the included AAA tourbook info
Cons: Can't always exactly pinpoint where you are. Audio sometimes difficult to understand.
Bottom Line:
I highly recommend this. Even with the downsides, I believe this is a terrific device. It's been a lifesaver a couple of times in the short time I've had it.
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A great GPS that is worth the cost
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Pros: Strong window mount, tons of POIs, no "frills", 2006 maps.
Cons: Poor tech support, some bluetooth phones not compatible
Bottom Line:
A good GPS, main flaws are with the company and not the actual device, no frills
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A good choice, if probably not the BEST unit for the $$$
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Pros: Good size, reliable, great brightness and visibility, simple to operate, usable text-to-speech
Cons: Extraneous Bluetooth features, sometimes reboots, may or may not calculate the "best" route
Bottom Line:
A reliable and functional GPS, with good visibility and understandable text-to-speech, for less than $280 (check on-line sources.) Mine has worked just fine for over 20 months.
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Expensive, but easy to use
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Pros: Easy to use right out of the box, voice navigation makes getting lost difficult.
Cons: Hefty price tag. Somewhat of a lag at times.
Bottom Line:
Magellan's Maestro 4050 is an all inclusive top of the line GPS receiver. If you demand the latest and greatest and any cost, you'll love the Maestro.
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Compared 2 units side by side, and to Garmin Nuvi 360
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Pros: "Exit poi's" ease of use, mounting hardeware, AAA tourbook,
Cons: Will get you "close enough" to your final destination.
Bottom Line:
Better than a Garmin Nuvi 360 and costs less! Routes you on more major roads less surface streets. Much better screen as it shows all the poi's on the screen.
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If only the Support was good
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Pros: Large screen Easy to use Voice commands Accurate
Cons: Mac supported Slower than other units Web site and support is very poor. Read More at Epinions.com
Not all it's cracked up to be!
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Pros: Screen size!! Beep acknowledgement for your turns!
Cons: Voice command feature useless! Read More at Epinions.com
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