Magellan Maestro 4350 (GPS receiver)

Pros: Great quality feel. Nice easy desgin for the cradle. quick to add destinations or to seach for POI Points of Interest.
big screen, great QWERTY key board. Too much else to list.

Cons: The only problem I ran into was after an up date on it's softwear, it would recalculate while I'm driving even without me even making a wrong turn. So I reset to the original softwear and all was good.

Summary: I had the 3100 model then up graded to the 4250 model then once again to the 4350. I loved each one! I tried others that friends have had like the Garmin nice but didn't likt the screen, features, ease of entering your addresses just to name a few. The Tom Tom, don't get me started on this mess. Anyone recomends this to you never used any other GPS unit. The screen is so busy I had to have the owner read it for me. Sound quality was low and poor.
The 4350 has great style I drive for as living and everybody loves it. I write ourt the name and unit number for them . Most are impressed with the big easy to read screen. Night mode is my favorite. Ok I have one problem now, I have to trade it in for a Magellan roadmate 1700 only because it has truck routes installed. But It is one big unit. 7 inches. WOW. But since it's a magellan I don't have any fears. I be writing about that one after I use it a month or so.