CompUSA has the refurbished Magellan Maestro 3220 GPS Touchscreen Navigation System for $70 + $5 filler + $2 shipping = $77 shipped. Comes with maps of the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico. [Compare]
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#1
COWEYES26 - Posted 2:39 pm PDT 06/9/09 (76 Posts)
This is pretty cheap. Is it a good brand?
#2
DEguy - Posted 2:54 pm PDT 06/9/09 (102 Posts)
In response to #1
As Consumer Reports says, they all have their weaknesses.
I have a Magellan 2200T, bought as a refurb., and like it.
Gave a Tom Tom to a friend and it works well, too.
Just go for the features that are important to you. Check the reviews such as those on Amazon for additional higher volume input.
As Consumer Reports says, they all have their weaknesses.
I have a Magellan 2200T, bought as a refurb., and like it.
Gave a Tom Tom to a friend and it works well, too.
Just go for the features that are important to you. Check the reviews such as those on Amazon for additional higher volume input.
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