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Magellan Maestro 4250

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Magellan Maestro 4250 3.25

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RRP

$649.00

Review Date

Monday, 30th of June, 2008

What's Hot

Bluetooth hands-free, text-to-speech technology, 2-D maps, TrueView

What's Not

Bluetooth audio quality isn’t great, Magellan software isn’t user-friendly

The Final Word

Magellan’s Maestro 4250 provides an alternative to the more expensive, high-end TomTom and Garmin devices. Although it doesn’t provide the same level of polish as some of the better known brands, its features are functional and it provides everyday users with a viable GPS option.

General

Length (mm)

143.4

Width (mm)

91.8

Height (mm)

20.3

Weight (g)

196

GPS Features

GPS Recommended Usage

In-car

GPS Accuracy (m)

3-5

Main Display (Internal)

Display Technology

QVGA

Screen size

4.3 in

Media

Supported Memory Media

Secure Digital (SD)

Navigation Features

Text-to-speech?

Yes

Power Options

Battery Type

Rechargeable - (Li-Ion)

Battery Run Time (minutes)

180

Wireless Connections

Wireless technology supported

Bluetooth

*Specifications are subject to change without notice. While every attempt has been made by GoodGearGuide in the production of these specifications, possible errors or omissions may still occur. GoodGearGuide neither assumes legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of any product specifications supplied.

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