Customer Reviews:
 Don't need deep pockets but need a BIG one! May 27, 2010
Razor Gull (UK)
This product has an impressive spec for the price but i have to disagree with the manufacturers' description which opens with stating it's "pocket-sized". I bought this for a family member with a need for a small sat nav to use on his bike & on walks. Alarm bells rung when a rather large box arrived & when i saw the unit i immediately new it wasn't going to be suitable. The product looked smart enough & i'm sure it would perform well too but unfortunately; pocket-sized it aint! I ended up returning it with no problem at all from amazons excellent returns service.
 Magellan 2200T May 6, 2010
Uday (Wales, UK)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Very pleased with the Magellan Roadmate 2200T.
Prompt delivery.
Easily downloaded the Instruction and Operating manual.
The instrument is efficient, practical and GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY.
Highly commended.
U. V. Chohan
Not Recomended May 3, 2010
Mr. D. W. Baxter
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
After receiving the "Magellan Roadmate 2200T" I tried to find map updates for UK;
Surprise ! there are no updates available. So sent it back and got refunded my money, good service from Amazon re- refund.
I now see it is off the sale list.Good.
Regards
David
Very Good, but be Aware! August 4, 2007
Ian Coleman
55 out of 56 found this review helpful
After receiving this unit, I examined it closely (as you do!), and decided to try the Simulation Mode! That was a big mistake, because having entered Simulation mode, it absolutely refused to go back to normal operation. I only realised this after commencing a journey, when I found it was getting ahead of itself because I was driving more slowly than the simulation!
When I contacted the Magellan website, all they did was to tell me what was already in the manual!
So I contacted Amazon, and would you believe, the replacement arrived next day.
Now I have the rplacement I am very happy with it. It is well built, with a nice loud voice, and an 8-hour battery life. In fact I have no criticisms whatsoever.
Just one point, I have not dared to put it into simulation mode - just in case! But who really needs simulation mode anyway?
Ian Coleman
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