Magellan RoadMate GPS Windshield Mount Review

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(More customer reviews)This is not a Magellan product as advertised. Or at least it's not the same style mount that comes with the Magellan roadmate series I have.
You have to attach this suction mount to the back of your roadmate 800's bracket ( my experience ) using screws and an adapter plate (supplied ).
Once you have done that it works like the original Magellan mount, however if you are switching from this mount, lets say in one car to another car that is using the original mount supplied with the GPS, you must remove the adapter plate each time.
The mount I just received is made in Germany and seems to be very nice quality. Taking into consideration the price, being less than half of what the original Magellan mount costs it's better to probably buy as many of these as you would need.
Thus eliminating the need to unscrew the adapter plate each time.
Over all I would recommend this product.


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Easily attach your Magellan RoadMate to the interior of your windshield to hold it firmly in place just above the dashboard. The fully adjustable arm enable you to position your Magellan RoadMate at just the right distance and angle for convenient viewing and operation. Quickly detach and secure the mount when transferring your unit from one vehicle to another.

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Mio MOOV 300 4.3-Inch Widescreen GPS Review

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(More customer reviews)I need a GPS for my daugther, who got her driver license recently and have been calling home asking for direction often :-) After surveying the field I narrowed my choices down to: Garmin 260W, TomTom XL-S, and Mio Moov 300. The main selection criteria are:
1. bigger screen
2. text-to-speech
3. all gps functions, none others (e.g. bluetooth)
Since Moov 300 is fairly new and there aren't a lot reviews it is sort of a risky buy. However, since all 3 are pretty much the same functionality-wise, the tie-breaker came down to price. After a couple of weeks, here are some opinions:
Pros:
1. fairly easy to use (never read the manual).
2. find satellites almost instantly (< 15sec), even inside my house. Note that performance might vary, I can only speak from my experience.
3. Good text-to-speech, announce direction in advance. Again, I read some people complained it announced turns too late, but not yet to me. It usually announces twice, once to remind you beforehand, the other when the turn is near.
4. fast re-route
Cons:
1. Battery is weak, less than 2 hours.
2. Sometimes the route is devious.
Overall, I consider it worth the money if you are not too picky.

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Turn-by-turn Spoken Street Name Voice Guidance. Never miss a turn with 3D indicators and auto-zoom views. Clear voice guidance lets you hear the directions so you can focus on the road. Stylish Design that fits easily in a pocket or purse makes it easy to take the Moov 300 with you. Preloaded U.S. Map of All 50 States and Puerto Rico. No PC download or SD card required. Preloaded with Over 3.5 Million Points of Interest. No More Waiting for GPS Signal with InstantFixII. Get fast and accurate GPS signal receptionevery time. No extra fees and PC connection required. 4.3¿ Touchscreen Interface. The bright, anti-glare touchscreen makes it easy to type in your destination and easy to see while you¿re on the road. SD / MMC Slot for easy additional map loading.

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