Magellan Maestro 3140

Pros: Bluetooth and voice dialling 2d/3d modes

Cons: No wall-power supply. Changing regions is not seamless.

The Bottom Line: Good for the beginner with ergonomic design for the car - but would rather buy something that I can use in other rental cars that dont have the cigarette lighter.

Review: This was my first independent GPS system. Prior to this I have used the DeLorme GPS attached to my laptop. Carrying a laptop was cumbersome on my trip so bought this GPS along with the TomTom One. TomTom One provided a wall-power supply and I could...

Pros: Blue tooth intergration, picture in picture turn elaboration, POI for upcoming exits and automatic rerouting

Cons: Out of date map datums poor customer support, Bluetooth microphone quality poor, speaker volume low

The Bottom Line: The product is excellent; can't trust their maps; cost of their updates is prohibitive; they gouge you on service. Try another company whose emphasis is customer support.

Review:

While the design and functionality of this product is very good the Magellan customer and product support leaves a lot to be desired. I purchased the Maestro 3140 less than 4 months ago and found the maps to be extremely out of date and no new...