The Magellan Maestro Elite 4350 delivers a superior navigation experience in an elegant, ultra-thin design, plus a highly intuitive user interface, 3D landmarks and lane guidance. Innovative, new features include historic and live traffic, an FM transmitter, a built-in media player, and the new OneTouch user interface for personalized shortcuts to commonly used destinations and favorites such as coffee shops.

• OneTouch menu. Create shortcuts to your favorite destinations and points of interest.

• 4.3" color touch screen.

• 3D landmarks provide easy-to-spot visual cues.

• Announces street names and directions at each turn.

• Hands-free calling with Bluetooth® enabled phones.

• Lane guidance for highway driving.

• Live Traffic with automatic reroutes. Real-time incident reports to the screen with alerts for slow downs, accidents, road closures, severe weather, and more.

• Voice guidance through your car's FM stereo.

• Built-in AAA TourBook™. Instant access to AAA approved and rated lodging and restaurants, recommended attractions, discount locations.

• 6 million points of interest (POIs) pre-programmed.

• Auto-complete feature.  QuickSpell™ makes it easy to enter destinations with just a few touches of the screen.

• Pedestrian mode tracks you on foot.

• SmartDetour™ automatically prompts you to route around sudden slow freeway traffic

• Customizable routes. Select your preferred route from options displayed with driving time.

• Integrated MP3 player.

• Optional speed limit warning. A voice and icon will let you know when you are exceeding the speed limit.

Reviews:

• PCWorld review, Magellan Maestro 4350 GPS Review, Nov 13, 2008 by Liane Cassavoy (excerpt)
  The Magellan Maestro 4350 with OneTouch boasts one of the best-looking and most usable touch screens of any GPS device we tested. But that's not its standout feature: The Maestro 4350--currently number one on our Top 5 chart of GPS devices--delivered some of the best routes of the GPS units I tested; its excellent navigation features were on a par with the TomTom GO 930, which came in second overall.

• PC Magazine, editor very good, Magellan Maestro 4350 review 12.04.08, by Craig Ellison
  If you run down the checklist of must-have features for a premium-priced GPS, the Maestro 4350 hits pretty much all of them.

• Amazon.com 36 Customer Reviews
  Excerpt from the review rated most useful:
  Magellan has produced a full featured unit with superior performance at a very competitive [street] price. This was why, despite the missing headphone jack, I gave it five stars...it's a great choice for anyone who doesn't need the Bluetooth capabilities.

• Epinions.com 1 Customer Review
  Pros: - One touch, 3-D with buildings, Lane assist with realistic highway signs, POI database, Display
  Cons: - Traffic assist requires annual subscription after 3 month trial period, Video format
  The Bottom Line: You won't find a better GPS at a better price. Truth be told there's not much more you can look for in a GPS period.

• 8thcivc.com (forum for Honda Civic Owners) excerpt
  OK, I just got the Magellan Maestro 4350, and its Bluetooth feature is pretty cool and convenient. I can see the incoming numbers and texts displayed (something I can't do with my Jawbone). If I find a hotel or a restaurant in the POI data base I can directly phone for a reservation by pressing a single button on the Maestro without ever having to touch my phone.

Specifications:

• Unit dimensions, WxHxD: 4.65" W x 3.26" H x 0.70" D (11.81cm W x 8.28cm H x 1.78cm H)

• Display size, WxH: 4.3 inch, 480 x 272 WQVGA

• Battery: 2200ma Li-ion rechargeable, Vehicle power adapter, or AC adapter

• Battery life: Up to 3 hours

• Preloaded maps: Entire U.S., Puerto Rico, and Canada

• Data:  2GB NAND

• Waypoints/favorites/locations: 6 points of interest