Magellan RoadMate 1700
Manufacturer: Magellan Part number: RM1700SGXUC
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- The Magellan RoadMate 1700 isn't a GPS device for everyone, but with its huge screen and road-trip-friendly features, we think truckers and RV drivers will love it.
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CNET editors' review
Magellan RoadMate 1700 price range: $99.96 - $169.95
- Reviewed by: Antuan Goodwin
- Reviewed on: 02/11/2010
The good: The Magellan RoadMate's OneTouch menu puts the most commonly accessed destinations and searches at your fingertips at all times. The smartly designed destination confirmation screen gives you a good deal of flexibility as to how they get where they're going. Its large 7-inch touch screen gives you more real estate for maps and menus.
The bad: In urban environments, the 1700 takes longer to establish satellite lock and can be inaccurate. Its 7-inch screen size may be too much for smaller dashboards and can make mounting it awkward. Its battery life is extremely short.
The bottom line: The Magellan RoadMate 1700 isn't a GPS device for everyone, but with its huge screen and road-trip-friendly features, we think truckers and RV drivers will love it.
Compared with the 3.5-inch screen size standard of older personal navigation devices, as well as current entry-level devices, today's 4.3-inch and 5-inch units seem downright huge. More screen real estate means easier viewing and faster data inputs. However, the Magellan RoadMate 1700's 7-inch wide-screen display dwarfs them all. Is this too much of a good thing?
Design
The RoadMate 1700 looks a lot like every other RoadMate that we've tested, until you put it side by side with any other GPS device on the market. Its 7-inch wide screen seems freakishly large compared with the usual 3.5 inch and 4.3 inch PND screens. However, while the 1700 is much taller and wider, the device is also one of the thinnest PNDs we've tested.
Like nearly all PNDs, the majority of the RoadMate's visage is occupied by a color touch screen, but there are a few physical interfaces to be found. Along the unit's top edge is the power switch. This slider has settings for on, off, and reset. When powering the unit off, you are presented with a 10-second countdown and the option to return the slider to On or shut down immediately. If no option is chosen, then the shutdown is completed. If power is disconnected or if the battery level gets too low, a similar countdown timer is displayed on the device, but the length is increased to 30 seconds, at the end of which the device goes into standby.
At the top center of the unit is a microSD card slot. Along the bottom edge are the Mini-USB port for charging and connecting to a computer, a 3.5mm AV input, and a connection for the 12-volt charger. On its back are a speaker and the slotted connection for the windshield suction-cup mount. The 1700 ships with a Mini-USB cable for synchronizing, a 12-volt charger to keep the vehicle powered when used in a car, a suction-cup windshield cradle that attaches to the 1700 with a tongue-in-groove-type connection, and a soft slipcover. In the box, you'll also find an adhesive disk for dashboard mounting and a nice full-color, multilanguage guide.
Interface
Like Garmin devices, the RoadMate presents a pair of large icons--Go To and View Map--and a bottom bar that contains a the settings menu, where more advanced options are located, and a cancel route icon.
Go To takes you to the destination selection menu, where they are given a choice of address entry, POI search, or address book browsing.
Entering an address or searching for a POI is quick thanks to the 1700's responsive touch screen and QuickSpell system, which attempts to predict what you're typing and blanks out invalid letters and numbers to prevent mistyping. Unlike the smaller 1470, the onscreen keypad is laid out in the more familiar QWERTY layout, which is very conducive to two-handed input.
Once a destination is chosen, the destination confirmation screen gives you the option of simply hitting a large GO button to start a route or, through a route options menu, comparing a variety of potentially different routes. Available options include Fastest time, Shortest distance, Mostly freeways, and Least use of freeways. You are presented with estimated times for each of these routes and can even compare all four routes on the same route screen. Typically, these granular routing options are hidden deep in the menu structure. We like that the RoadMate makes them easily accessible.
The second button on the main menu is the View Map button. The RoadMate's map screen features a volume icon on the right side that brings up a volume slider. Along the bottom is a bank of soft keys, one of which is customizable to display current speed, current time, elevation, time remaining on route, estimated time of arrival, and direction of travel. There are also buttons for zooming in and out, and a menu key.
Tapping anywhere on the map screen puts the map into an exploration mode. Here you can change between 2D and 3D views, zoom in and out, touch and slide to move around the map. Tapping a location in this mode drops a pin and displays an address along the top of the screen. Subsequently touching the icon next to the address chooses that point as a destination and takes you to the destination confirmation screen.
Features
Text-to-speech turn-by-turn directions enable the unit to read street names and exits aloud. English, Spanish, and French languages are supported out of the box, but with only one voice per language. It has graphic lane guidance that helps with navigating complex freeway interchanges by displaying a representation of the intersection and highway signs, while indicating what lanes are valid for the current route.
Maps and POIs are provided for all 50 United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, and Mexico. In addition to the millions of POIs in Magellan's database, the 1700 includes a AAA database of approved auto repair shops, AAA branch offices, TourBook Destinations, and POIs that offer discounts to AAA members. If you're a AAA member, the RoadMate 1700 can also help to get you in contact with Roadside Assistance; however, without a Bluetooth hands-free connection built in, we presume that you'll have to do the dialing yourself.
One of the most useful features of the 1700--and one that is, as far as we can tell, unique to the RoadMate series--is the OneTouch menu. This is a customizable shortcut menu where you can store up to six quick links to commonly accessed searches and locations. For example, we were able to store a link to the CNET offices and a search for our favorite fast food restaurant. In addition to the six customizable links, the OneTouch menu also features permanent links to Home, Previous destinations, Local Info, GPS status, and Emergency services.
On most of the map and menu screens, the OneTouch icon lives in the upper-right corner. Tapping that icon causes the OneTouch menu to slide down.
The unit doesn't include traffic monitoring out of the box, but can be upgraded with an add-on FM receiver. At the bottom of the unit, there is an input for a 3.5mm mini-jack AV input for connecting external video sources such as portable DVD players or video iPods, so you can put that big display to use when you're not navigating from point A to B.
Performance
Starting with a cold boot and a clear sky, we powered up the Magellan RoadMate 1700. From the flip of the switch to the display of the home screen took a scant 30 seconds. Selecting View Map and waiting for our position to be confirmed was almost immediate, which is rather impressive. However, subsequent tests from within the urban canyons of downtown San Francisco took much longer to establish a satellite lock, the longest being about 2 minutes.
The destination selection process is also identical to that of the smaller RoadMate units, with easy auto-completion on POIs and the Route Options button on the destination confirmation screen. Calculating alternate routes was considerably slower on the 1700 than the same test on the smaller 1470, but its average time was still less than a minute. Clicking the preview map button in the bottom right hand corner, we were presented with four color-coded routes overlaid onto the same map. That the RoadMate could calculate four routes in the time that most units calculate one is impressive in its own right, but the level of flexibility that this feature affords the driving enthusiast is quite cool.
During our freeway testing of the RoadMate 1700, we ran into a few situations where the PND inaccurately tracked of our position. We'd be riding along and, suddenly, the 1700 would place our marker on a surface road adjacent to the highway instead of the highway itself. This lead to incorrect turn-by-turn directions until the 1700 could get itself sorted out. Granted, this happened during a rainy and overcast day, which no doubt had an effect on the 1700's satellite accuracy, but the other PNDs we were testing concurrently did not experience the issue.
Battery life isn't usually a big selling point for GPS devices, but the RoadMate 1700 distinguishes itself by having one of the shortest. From a full charge, our 1700 showing low battery messages within 20 minutes. If you plan to keep the device plugged in at all times, this isn't much of an issue.
For long trips on the open road, the RoadMate 1700 comes into its own. With a clear view of the sky, the GPS tracks flawlessly. Its very loud speaker is easily audible over road and wind noise.
As we rolled down the highway, an undocumented feature came to light. When approaching freeway exits, a large green button appeared in the lower left corner with icons for lodging, food, and fuel. Clicking this button brings up a list of available amenities and POIs at that exit. This is a cool little feature for finding things in unfamiliar territory, such as during a cross-country road trip.
In sum
The RoadMate 1700 does a good job of matching the performance of the competing TomTom and Garmin units when it comes to basic functions (such as routing, booting, positioning, and so on). While we really appreciate the extra interface real estate provided by that huge 7-inch screen, this is really a GPS device that's too big for a normal-size windshield. However, we think that it would be right at home in a big ol' tractor-trailer or an RV, where there's plenty of space to spread out. The automatic searches for roadside POIs further lead us to believe that this is a long haul type of PND. Like the big trucks it is suited to, the 1700 also seems better suited to the open road and rural areas, as complex freeway interchanges and tall buildings seem to confuse the device's accuracy at times.
User reviews
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Very Nice GPS!
by ThomasMatte on March 14, 2011
Pros: + Voice is clear
+ Display is so great
+ VERY easy installation and set-up
+ Intuitive interface
+ Great FeaturesCons: - It's BIG
- Battery lasts a max of 30 minutes
- No traffic radio updateSummary: I purchased this mount at the same time as a Refurbished Magellan RoadMate 1700. I use the +/- system for ratings. This review includes the Extended Mount and the Roadmate ...
Summary: I purchased this mount at the same time as a Refurbished Magellan RoadMate 1700. I use the +/- system for ratings. This review includes the Extended Mount and the Roadmate 1700 GPS.
1. + Extended Mount is Very Sturdy, no need to use sticky disc, pad or standard mount included with RM 1700 kit on my dash, even though the dash is textured; the suction cup included with the extended mount is ROCK SOLID and attached itself to my dash like a it won't ever want to leave unless I lift the little lever. Having said that, I wouldn't leave any rubber mount exposed to sun for a long period of time, as it will likely lose suction or otherwise hurt the suction cup. I have a car cover on my vehicle in Southern Cal.
2. + Positioning the RoadMate 1700 below the front window with this mount is simple and effective. No road glare on screen, and the large display is not blocking your view out the window. In my case I have the mount attached to the dash top, but it hangs solidly down just above my radio in my Ford Fusion. No fuss, easy to reach and read.
3. + IGNORE!, repeat IGNORE! what you may have read or heard from customers or Magellan themselves about this GPS being best for a truck as it is SO LARGE. This thing works well in any size car as long as YOU HAVE THE EXTENDED MOUNT. But, If you are going to mount this in your window or dash; forget it, just too much blind space if your driving a car.
4. + 40somethings or older like myself can easily read the display without reading glasses. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS download the .pdf from Magellan, it's much more detailed. If you don't you may get confused, or not even know about some of the features in the RoadMate 1700. I would have never figured out how to switch from 2D to 3D view if I hadn't read the .pdf. (touch anywhere on map, touch 3d button). The buttons to change 2D/3D are not visible unless you touch the map first, they reside and appear where the left bottom button is.
5. - It's BIG, if you want to use it in a car, the extended mount is a must.
6. - Battery lasts a max of 30 minutes. Not a problem if you use this in your car as its alway hooked up to aux power, you are required to charge it for 1 hour before first use. I did not wait 1 hour and it worked fine out of the box.
7. - My biggest complaint has nothing to do with the Mount or GPS, it has to do with the shipping. SLOW; 4 days past the estimated delivery date.
8. - No traffic radio update (who cares!), but I had to put a negative for those who do. This option on other GPS units is rarely used, mostly a annoyance filled with useless untimely info.
Conclusion:
The extended mount is a well built solid piece of engineering. No shake was noticed at all. It installs easily with little fuss.
The Magellan Roadmate 1700 GPS is awe inspiring. Finally a GPS unit the "rest" of us can see without reading glasses. Very easy to use, Very accurate, inexpensive for the size. I scoured the internet for comparable GPS this size, so far non I can find that compare for price.
There you go for Good(+) for Bad(-). Trust me the good far exceeds the bad in this case.
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Great GPS, prefer over Garmins.
by iff2mastamatt on January 1, 2010
Pros: Less reprimanding when a wrong turn is made (instead of constant scolding "recalculating" voice notorious by Garmins), large, clear screen, great UI, fast recalculation speeds, no "upgrade" notifications, WAAS enables fast GPS lock on, simple to use.
Cons: Abysmal standalone battery life, warning screen on bootup is buggy, suggested illegal turns (take left when I had to exit right for a jughandle), no traffic updates, synthisized voice mumbles street names at a lower volume when giving directions.
Summary: I have owned many Garmins, and typically, I have bought the base model every year. However, I decided to try Magellan for something different, and I'm glad I made ...
Summary: I have owned many Garmins, and typically, I have bought the base model every year. However, I decided to try Magellan for something different, and I'm glad I made the purchase. The screen is enormous, and very easy to read while driving. Though it uses the same maps as Garmins do, the 1700 shows the exit signs when approaching an exit/merge while driving on the highway. I found this as a very useful feature that is more explicit to understand rather than the GPS simply suggesting "stay in left lane". The WAAS enables faster lock-on GPS signals, and the trip options make it easy to choose between fastest, shortest, less freeway, and most freeway. Though I rarely write product reviews on Cnet, this GPS deserves one in my opinion. There aren't many bell's & whistles on this GPS,so don't expect a music player, calculator, or slideshow photo viewer. It gives directions and it gives them well, and it's the best GPS I've ever owned. However, keep note that all electronics have their idiosyncrasies and this device had one as well. I did notice once it suggested that I make an illegal turn (left) on a 4 lane highway that had a jughandle on the right. If you use a little bit of common sense, you can take the jug handle and ultimately go left, but this only happened to me once and I don't feel that it is a deal breaker for anyone- assuming that it won't happen again. I just wanted to make everyone aware that this happened, whereas I never had this happen on any of my Garmins. Also, this is my first GPS with voice pronounced street names. Unfortunately, the GPS mutters the name of the street in a lower volume but briskly pronounced tone- unlike the "turn left" directions it gives. Though I'm used to GPS' that don't give the street name, I don't view it in a derogatory manner, but rather I feel that it's better than nothing. My pro's & cons, sum up the GPS itself in general, but note that i do not use the window mount. Some reviews have complained that it takes up too much window space, whereas I stow it on the console of my car. And by no means is this a GPS for large SUVs and RVs, I have a Honda Accord and I have no problems with its size. I wanted a portable GPS with a large screen size, and if battery life is not a matter, than this is the GPS for you.
7 out of 10 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Nice large screen:my second magellan product.
by rweidman94 on October 8, 2010
Pros: Increase in volume about all i can say.
Cons: Product has worked fine for a few months now; It decided to die 300 miles into a crosscountry trip; last 2400 miles without its help;had to cancel a few side trips I had planned. Customer Service is a JOKE;let me explain below.
Summary: Called customer service on a Wednesday; for them to send a replacement out they would have to debit my bank account $299.00; unit should arive in 5-7 b days; ...
Summary: Called customer service on a Wednesday; for them to send a replacement out they would have to debit my bank account $299.00; unit should arive in 5-7 b days; called Magellan Customer service 7 days out to check on the status; was informed product was out of stock (what no email notification?) I asked. No comment was given ; asked to speak to a manager; she looked over the problem; Wow she found one; they were waiting on FEDEX to pick it up. Called the next day to check again , FEDEX hasnt picked it up yet; (FEDEX doesnt pick up shipments every day?) I was told by the same manager I talked to; the previous day that she would followup on the problem. I was told by this manager that her Supervisor would follow up with me within 24-48 hours; that was yesterday and now its Friday 15:30 est . I'm beginining to think about Garmin.
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Fits nicely in any car or SUV
by dcoolidge2 on December 21, 2009
Pros: Great Large screen. Not too large what-so-ever! Makes using a 4.3 inch screen a thing of the past. Don't listen to anyone stating that this unit is to large for car use! Fits nicely in my BMW and Lexus SUV. Volume is louder than past units.
Cons: My 3rd Megallan and the best yet.
Summary: Just as you want a large screen smartphones... now get the same in a GPS. Don't waste your money on any 3.5 or 4.3 inch screen. Purchased ...
Summary: Just as you want a large screen smartphones... now get the same in a GPS. Don't waste your money on any 3.5 or 4.3 inch screen. Purchased from Walmat for 189.00... excellent low price.
5 out of 8 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Excellent if you have the dash space.
by JonCordova on December 26, 2009
Pros: - Tremendous size
- Large touch buttons
- Super loud speaker
- Starts quickly; acquire signal qucikly
- displays more street names in-mapCons: - no extra features like hands-free, voice activation, or trip computer
- Flimsy mounting
- short battery life
- slight signal lag, may a common GPS problem
- Oh, some buyers say don't get the firmware update. It's buggy.Summary: The 1700 retains every good feature of smaller mainline Roadmates with a larger and higher-res screen.
For the excellent price, the only question is where to mount it. Some cars ...Summary: The 1700 retains every good feature of smaller mainline Roadmates with a larger and higher-res screen.
For the excellent price, the only question is where to mount it. Some cars have blank dash space, and in those cases, sticky mounting squares are ideal. But it's far too big for the windshield unless you've got a massive van.3 out of 4 users found this user opinion helpful.
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A Great GPS Unit that has a large screen & easy to use
by rbenoist on September 29, 2010
Pros: Easy to read and easy to use. Finds address quickly. Easy to program addresses. This unit works very well. I do a lot of windshield time in a 2007 Ford 500 and I love the larger screen.
Cons: It doesn't show you the speed limit of the road you are driving on. Some GPS units do this and that is handy. Other than that, there is nothing that I dislike about this unit.
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
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OK but had better
by wrd58 on January 9, 2011
Pros: Big Screen
Cons: plastic mount is poor quality allowing the screen to shake a lot. No CD for map updates is a big problem. I'm on dish internet. 1.3 gig downloads are out of the question. Megellan offer no other option for map upgrades. I will not buy another.
Summary: Upgrade maps is huge problem unless you have a very fast internet connection. Even then there are complaints about Megellens slow server.
Summary: Upgrade maps is huge problem unless you have a very fast internet connection. Even then there are complaints about Megellens slow server.
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Big screen, good volume
by bplatt03443 on December 29, 2010
Pros: - screen size, easy to see details without my glasses
- touch screen buttons sized for big clumsy fingers, I dont have to constantly correct
- adjustable volume, easy to hear over road noice, childrenCons: Limited on extra features, would have liked bluetooth, and real time traffic.
Summary: I like the large easy to see screen and the good audio volume, as I am turning into a geezer , my eyes and ears aren't what they used to ...
Summary: I like the large easy to see screen and the good audio volume, as I am turning into a geezer , my eyes and ears aren't what they used to be. This unit is easy to use. I have a mounting kit from proclipsusa.com which is much better than the supplied mount. When mounted on the dask properly the large size is nt a problem, suction cup windshield mounting takes up a lot of realestate in a small vehicle.
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Not what it is cracked up to be!
by rankoon on June 17, 2010
Pros: LARGE screen is nice and bright BUT,..
Cons: maps and directions only about 95% accurate, (turn left in the middle of a bridge?) Fragile construction, battery will not keep a charge, plugged in unit powers down when needed most. Tech support for Repair/return creates a vacuum.
Summary: I have used a Magellan Maestro 4700 for a long time an love it. I bought the Roadmate 1700 for the large screen and Interstate lane recommendations rather than update ...
Summary: I have used a Magellan Maestro 4700 for a long time an love it. I bought the Roadmate 1700 for the large screen and Interstate lane recommendations rather than update the Maestro programming. I had a battery problem with the Maesto immediately after purchase. Service was right on the ball and impressive. My new Roadmate 1700 (3 wks old) will not keep a charge on the battery, vocal directions do not always match the visual, (the unit "gets lost" frequently, even on older, main roads), but what is really disheartening is the lack of service. The Website tells you to call for Service, the telephone instructions send you to the website in a "catch-22" circle. 24/7 service by website is a joke. any service by phone is a joke. Why am I not laughing? I really, really hope the military is not using these things, else we may look up to see a UAV homed in on our home in a smart bomb run. But then why worry? It would turn left or do a U-turn when it needed to go straight.
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Not worth the price, out of date maps
by glenndibler on February 17, 2011
Pros: Bright Screen easy to read screen but,
Cons: Maps out of date, low battery life, windshield mount doesn't support unit adequately, support department hasn't mastered the english language are hard to understand.
Summary: In December 2010 I purchased a RoadMate 1700 and started using the unit last week. I was never so disappointed in a product to find the map for Spokane County ...
Summary: In December 2010 I purchased a RoadMate 1700 and started using the unit last week. I was never so disappointed in a product to find the map for Spokane County Washington is 5-7 years out of date. Example: the City of Spokane Valley which was incorporated in 2003 isn't on map and the street So. McDonald Lane doesn't show either yet this street has been in existence for 5 years. Also in Nine Mile Falls Washington where State Route 291 intersects with Rutter parkway, a major realignment was done 6 years ago and that change is not reflected on the map either, so how many other changes are not shown. I have Garmin based units in 2 of my other vehicles and they show all of the above correctly. When navigating you can't enter an address on some streets even though they are on the map. The unit windshield mount does not support the unit adequately and tends to let the unit flop forward.
As a consumer I am deeply disappointed in my purchase and when I called customer support about the issues all they would say is that the map on my unit is the most current available and made excuses. After about 45 minutes talking with technician and a supervisor in customer support who neither have yet mastered the English language I gave up and am now writing this review. My only regret is not using the unit before the 15 day return period had past here I purchased it as this unit would have gone back in a heartbeat.0 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Magellan
- Part number: RM1700SGXUC
- Description: Navigate in style with the Magellan RoadMate 1700 GPS device with the exclusive and highly acclaimed OneTouch favorites menu and a high-resolution 7-inch wide color touch screen. Easy-to-use premium features such as QuickSpell with SmartCity search, highway exit POI search, spoken street name guidance, AAA TourBook and AAA Member Roadside Assistance help ensure confidence and safety on the road to deliver a powerful and enjoyable navigation experience.
General
- Recommended Use Automotive
- Preloaded Maps USA ,
Canada ,
Puerto Rico - Card Reader microSD
- Interface USB 2.0
- Voice Street name announcement,
Navigation instructions - Antenna Built-in
- Accuracy Position - 10 ft - 16 ft
- Features AAA Roadside Assistance,
Smart Detour,
2D / 3D map perspective,
Highway lane assist,
Automatic day/night mode,
QuickSpell with SmartCity search,
Automatic re-route,
OneTouch favorites menu,
AAA TourBook,
Built-in stereo speakers,
Preinstalled POIs Display
- Type LCD - Color - Yes
- Diagonal Size 7 in - Widescreen
- Features Transmissive
Connections
- Connector Type USB 2.0,
Headphones - Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm Battery
- Type Lithium ion
- Included Qty 1
- Required Qty 1
- Run Time (Up To) 30 min
Miscellaneous
- Included Accessories Car power adapter,
Dashboard disc,
AC power adapter,
Carrying pouch,
Carrying case,
Mini-USB cable,
Automotive windshield mount Environmental Parameters
- Min operating temperature 14 °F
- Max operating temperature 158 °F
Dimensions & Weight
- Width 7.5 in
- Depth 0.6 in
- Height 4.2 in
- Weight 10.5 oz
Accessories
- 10" 800 Watt SUBWOOFER - KOLE MFW-10 (33578790)69.99
- 12" 2000 Watt DVC Legacy Red Series Subwoofer (34115176)59.02 - 80.63
- 15" 1400 Watt Legacy Red Series Subwoofer (34130241)37.45 - 74.60
- BOSS 755DBI - radio / digital player (33578317)74.99 - 119.00
- BOSS 765DBI - radio / digital player (33576708)115.00 - 117.00
- BOSS 775DI - radio / digital player (35262583)87.74 - 110.99
- Alpine Type-S SPS-500 Car Speaker (32905977)43.44
- BOSS CHAOS EXXTREME CH6950 - car speaker (33577030)23.15 - 49.95
- BOSS DIABLO dc60.2 - car speaker (33578236)36.99
- Magellan RoadMate 3055-MU - GPS receiver (34755130)144.99 - 156.99
- Garmin nuvi 1490LMT (34168097)13.49 - 215.04
- Garmin nüvi 40LM GPS receiver (35022291)109.99 - 159.99
- Alpine KTP-445 (32856425)119.00 - 136.98
- BOSS BLADE BL1000 - amplifier (33576850)134.99
- BOSS CHAOS EXXTREME CX1250 - amplifier (33576878)96.75 - 144.99
Manufacturer info
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- Manufacturer:Magellan
- Address:
960 Overland Court, San Dimas, CA 91773 - Phone: 1-800-707-9971
