Join the voice activated GPS revolution! Voice-activated GPS navigation systems are safer than prior versions of automotive GPS, as you can give voice commands such as addresses, find points of interest, or find where you’re located without taking your eyes off the road or your hands off the wheel.

There aren’t yet an abundance of units with a voice activated GPS functionality, but we have compared below the features of the Garmin Nuvi 880, TomTom GO 930 GPS, and Magellan Maestro 4250, which are the three most prominent models. Accessories for all three units are available on the ‘accessories’ page.

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  Garmin Nuvi 880  Magellan Maestro 4250  TomTom Go 930
 


 

 

Screen Size

4.3"  4.3"  4.3" 

Weight

6.2 oz  6.9 oz  7.8 oz 

Size

4.9"W x 3.1"H x 0.7"D  5.6"W x 3.6"H x 0.8"D  3.3"W x 4.7"H x 1.0"D 

Data Card  Compatability

 microSD Card SD  SD 

Antenna

Built In  Built In  Built In 

Preloaded Maps?

Yes, but specific locations unknown at press time Yes, United States, Puerto Rico, Canada Yes, United States, Puerto Rico, Canada

Power Source

Rechargeable Lithium Ion Rechargeable Lithium Ion Lithium Polymer

Battery Life

Up to 4 hours Up to 3 hours Up to 5 hours

Included Accessories

Dashboard disc, user manual, USB cable, suction cup mount, remote control. USB cable, carrying case, car adapter cable, windshield mount Windshield mount, documentation pack, car charger, home dock, remote control

Other Features

Features content from the MSN Direct Network, including traffic conditions, fuel prices, news updates. Handsfree Bluetooth compatability. Handsfree Bluetooth compatability. Handsfree Bluetooth compatability.

Notes

Garmin also offers the voice activated Nuvi 850, but without Bluetooth or MSN features. Magellan also offers the Maestro 4050 with voice activated features, but in a lower end version.