Maestro 4250 GPS with Bluetooth support

3.5" Widescreen makes it easy to view and use. The black sleek look doesn't cause the unit to stand out on the dash.

The internet access you get is not user friendly. There is no clear way to update the software for the future. The software has missing roads that have been around forever, but roads that dead end show to have a complete through street. The turn by...

Text-to-speech is perfect, Voice commands work great though limited to basic commands. Garmin is no better and TomTom is not equal. QuickSpell, Points of Interest, and SmartDetour are flawless. Unit is fast and accurate within a few feet at any speed....

As with all the brands and models...sometimes cumbersome to find a particular location if you don't have the exact address. But then GPS units are designed to find a specific address.

Great text to spaech. Love the AAA tour book. Traffic reports are great. Comes with software to up load POI's that you designate.

Doesn't always recognize the voice activation command and once went into voice activation mode for no reason. Maybe the radio. Sometime tells me that it cannot compute a route basd on my preferences but changing preferences has no effect. This happened...