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Magellan Maestro 4250 Auto Navigation System Specs:
Product Name
Magellan Maestro 4250 Auto Navigation System
Manufacturer
Magellan
Product Number MPN
980-0019-001
Retail Price
$599.99
EAN-13
0063357118033
EAN-14
00763357118032
UPC
063357118033
UPC
763357118032
Dimensions
5.13 x 9.75 x 2.1 in.
Weight
1 lbs.
Deal first added on:
1-November-2007
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Worked OK for a year - although the on-screen keyboard is terrible and the address entry is strange and not well labeled (street before number). After a year it refuses to boot. It's stuck on the startup/logo screen and will not reset with reset switch or connect over USB.
"Good GPS to purchase"
2009-10-29
- Reviewed By User: A2PIP21NJBET59
I bought this about a month ago and I use it for my work out in the field. It's been good. The text to speech is very helpful, I don't need to look at the screen much. It has voice command when you say "Magellan" it activates that future, that has been tricky you have to say the brand name a certain way to work. Everything been great except that the battery life isn't very good as I would like it to be, I usually keep it plugged while I use it. Sometimes when it's asleep, I can't get it to 'wake up' but it eventually does, I don't know if it's me, or the GPS. Overall it's been great and it's gotten me everywhere clearly. The maps are 2007 but I haven't had a problem getting anywhere.
"Nice GPS - Better than the average"
2009-10-27
- Reviewed By User: A3QU3O79AGNWCY
I bought this GPS through the Auto Club (AAA) because they have AAA recommended locations programmed into the device. This is a nice device with plenty of features but has some of the common drawbacks as well. I own another like it so this is a bit of a comparison
Pros:
Sharp display
Very nice large screen
Better than average instructions
Voice prompts volume excellent
Data entry simple and straight forward
Good battery life
Cons:
It When traveling on a freeway with express lanes and local lanes it takes you down the local lanes. There may be a way to turn that off but I haven't found it. I understand it now so I can ignore it. It is particularly annoying with a horse trailer behind you.
The case gives you very limited space to grasp the device and when you touch the screen some times it changes the view or the volume settings.
Does not let you put in your own POIs - If it does I don't how so please let me know
Overall I am pleased with the device and would recommend it in either the AAA version or this one on Amazon
"Horrible screen"
2009-10-20
- Reviewed By User: A253WLPG2OWDJ6
The only problem i found is that the screen was damaged when i recieved it. It was a battle to send it and to recieve it. Even with my tracking info it took 3 months to recieve it only for in about a week the screen had a smudge on it ( i assume because its plasma). Uggh i paid $354 dollars and the nav system works fine its just i expected more for so much money.
I loved the Magellan Maesrto 4250 for months, until I tried to update software on it. I really liked everything about it until that day. It worked well and I was pleased that the street names were spoken so I wouldn't need to read it while I was driving.
A firmware update was issued for this unit, and as I tried to update my unit, my Magellan went blank. Now the unit does not work at all. I can turn it on, but can't even get the main menu anymore. I have contacted Magellan a couple of times but were not given any useful information from them. Very disappointed with the customer service and the poor system for updates.
For now, I'm without a GPS and am trying to decide which brand to try next.
"Some good features"
2009-09-14
- Reviewed By User: AVFS1SFR89PHM
I put a lot of miles on a class B RV and am enough of a geek to travel with 4 GPS's including a Garmin 780 and this Magellan 4250. I have over 10,000 miles using the pair and have definite preferences between them. The Garmin is much better for navigating and bluetooth with superior graphics and much easier search and route features. Sound is better on Bluetooth and communication with the phone to return calls, etc is easy to use.
The Magellan has a better POI's because of the AAA database but is frustrating because you have to cancel the current route to search. Neither lets you search along the route as does the DeLorme PC GPS so many of the POI's are behind you. Neither will show rest stops which are important in an RV (the DeLorme does). I like Magellan's allowing you to choose whether it displays arrival time, time to go or distance to go on the main screen. It also shows compass direction. When on a trip you may want to know the distance to the next town and Magellan auto-enters town names based on distance from current position while the Garmin makes you enter the entire name and then puts them in some arbitrary order making you go through several screens for a common name like Centerville. Magellan however does not let you search for the city center as does the Garmin. You have to enter an address or intersection. Magellan routing is not as good as it may take you a long way out of the way on a long trip. A recent trip from Texas to Colorado showed 1018 miles on Magellan and 804 miles (correct) on Garmin. The MOST IMPORTANT problem I have had on the Magellan is that it will not find "Lee's Summit" Missouri. I had to look up the zip code and then Lee's Summit was listed as a choice.
The other GPS's I use both require a laptop but have several important features. The DeLorme Street Atlas is good for trip planning and alternate routing distances as well as rest stops. The Good Sam software shows campsites but is poor for routing and hard to sync.
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"Kicked the bucket after a year"
"Horrible screen"