Introducing The New Magellan Roadmate 1430
Magellan recently introduced a new unit in the popular Roadmate lineup in the form of the Roadmate 1430.
Magellan Roadmate 1430
The RoadMate 1430 doesn’t have the Bluetooth, AAA TourData, or Voice Recognition found on the higher-end Magellan Maestro models, but it does have a excellent set of core navigation capabilities aimed at the driver more concerned with ease of use.
At present the RoadMate 1430 is the most expensive RoadMate, with 6 million Points of Interest (POIs), text-to-speech (speaks actual street names), and live traffic. The RoadMate 1430 retails for $399, but can be found at Amazon for considerably less.
Read the full Magellan Roadmate 1430 Review and the current Top 10 GPS.