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Magellan Maestro 3100: Ultra Slim Portable GPS Navigator

Magellan Maestro 3100: Ultra Slim Portable GPS Navigator

By: Peter Chubb | October 3, 2008 | 6 Comments

When people ask if you own a GPS system, you often tell them that they must be mad, as they are too expensive to purchase. Well you just do not have that excuse with the Magellan Maestro 3100, which is an Ultra Slim Portable GPS Navigator.

If you are new to the whole GPS thing, then this Sat-nav is the perfect entry-level system, but do not think that you are getting something that does not perform well. The GPS system comes with all the latest updated maps.

The package contents of the Magellan Maestro 3100: Ultra Slim Portable GPS Navigator consist of, the system itself, Flexible windshield mount, Cigarette lighter power adapter, USB data cable & Warranty Card, Adhesive disk for dash mounting and a Quick reference guide. 1st Sale of the Day are offering the Magellan Maestro 3100 Ultra Slim 3.5 Inch WQVGA Portable GPS Navigator – RB for just $74.99.

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  • Fred Urdaf

    Last year right after thanksgiving I purchased a megellan maestro as a christmas presant for my husband, now less then a year the tell me that the internal battery is gone. Isn’t there at least a year garentee on this product tell me what to do next.

  • Don Wood

    How does one tell the machine you want to take another route other than the one it says you need to take. For example, I want to drive somewhere along the coast road but it insists I take the inland expressway. The machine, I call her Gertie, finally figures out what I’m doing after a bunch of miles where she is telling me to do a legal U turn as soon as possible, but this gets old fast.
    Thank God she isn’t a real woman who would berate me and call all kinds of idiot and dumbass till I turned onto HER idea of the correct route.

  • elaine

    I’m having the same issue as Fred. It keeps saying low battery and shuts off even when plugged into the charger.

  • chuck

    I’m having the same problems as Elaine and Fred with a low
    battery problem even though the unit is plugged in.

  • lee littenberg

    I cannot get mine to charge I have model x11-15301

  • Jon

    I would recommend getting the new maps that came out by magellan, I have had my maestro for year and a half and there was alot of roads not on there. I bought the Magellan 2008/09 map update fom autonavdirect.com and now my unit is current. If you guys have any questions let me know.

    Thanks