Magellan Maestro 5310 5-Inch Widescreen Portable GPS Navigator

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(56 customer reviews)

Product Features

Includes a free 3-month traffic subscription, which provides real-time traffic updates and reroutes drivers when an alternate route is available
6 Million searchable points of interest including restaurants, hotels, airports, gas stations with telephone numbers and addresses
Easy to access commonly used points of interest while driving on the freeway
Newly designed, intuitive interface
5-inch screen with large fonts and easy to buttons

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Product Description

The Maestro 5310 delivers a superior navigation experience, in an ultra-wide 5" screen that makes it easy for customers to enter their destination and go. With large icons and buttons, it is now easier than ever for drivers to get to their destination. Advanced features include integrated live traffic alerts, a highly intuitive user interface that guides drivers to their destination with on-screen prompts, 6 million points of interest, and more. Built-in Navteq Maps includes pre-loaded maps of the United States, Puerto Rico, and Canada. More Details >>

Customer Reviews

Not worth the effort
When I opened the box for the first 5310 I received last year I found the power connection broken. After some arguing with Magellan tech support they replaced it. More >>
J. Santee

Big but not Beautiful
The 5310 gives us a very bright and large screen---However, you don't ever get something for nothing!! More >>
PixMaker

Very capable GPS
We've own this Magellan 5310 now for about a year now and are very happy with it. And we're pretty pleased with it because it has taken us from point A to point B very reliably. More >>
Spacecowboy

Good but not Great
I really like this GPS. The screen is large. The volume is plenty loud enough. I keep the volume set at medium. More >>
R. Collom

Has no idea where it or you are going
Hmm, where to begin....

The menues are generall buried and complex. Yes, you really should not be driving while messing with the menues. More >>
Jon R. Sirkis

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