Magellan Maestro with Mac computers: Does anyone know if the Magellan Maestro works with Macs?
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Just checked Magellans site and they mention there is no Mac support. Pity, cause the models have much to offer for the money.
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Sorry - I have a Magellan and it works fine for that.You could always send it back if it doesn't work.
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I think that you should download the driver (Content manager) for the device. Just go to the Magellan webpage. I had a similar problem some time ago but I solved just downloading the driver, and now is working perfectly, even updating maps!
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When my RoadMate died, I tried everything without success until finally contacted Magellan customer service. They offered involved factory reset procedure which must be followed exactly whereby their special file is downloaded, unzipped to micro SD card, -which worked for me. My Magellan GPS is now working but am not sureabout trusting it, -find myself feeling more like reusing old Tom Tom and keeping an eye out for a great sale on a Garmin.
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I also use a Mac an older Quicksilver Tower running 10.4.11 and have the Garmin Map 60CSx. I use it with the software I downloaded from Garmin. I have converted my older PC only maps on my old PC using Garmins software and loaded them to my Mac and they work as they always did. Lee L.
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I am sorry I can't answer that question. I don't use an Apple computer and I no longer have the Magellan 710.
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Yes it works with Mac, please download Mac driver from our website www.angelpos.ca
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No there appears to be little interest by Magellan to resolve issues. We returned our unit after failed attempts to get issues resolved. I don't recommend it.
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Sorry Norman, I should have stated that the LATEST version of home does not play well with mac's. To TomRomMac, yes, Garmin does talk mac.
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Just bought two Magellan 3100s and was wondering if they have Bluetooth capability?
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Yes it does. You can not use other brands mini USB chargers because they will not work or function properly. Magellan give life time map updates free of charge. The voice command is the most clear and concise and it is (all Magellan) are the most user friendly. I also think it does landmarks direction like "turn left at the next Arco station".
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NOT my Motorola Droid MAXX HD, nor my spouse's MAXX HD. Multiple emails to Magellan have resulted in NO COMPATABILITY.
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I don't really know. I use Windows 7. But you can really find out by calling Magellan Tech Support at 1-800-707-9971. This particular unit, I really love. I hope this answer is helpful to you.
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I just bought a Garmin 60CSx, downoaded all of Garmin's Mac software from their website, and bought the Mac-compatible maps (as well as loading some of the free topos available) and, other than a few minor glitches, it's been great. I have an Intel iMac.
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I would go to the Magellan website. You will pay top dollar, but you know you will get what works.
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I hv a mac....it is compatable. Now..the gps is good , all directions have given me a wierd out of the way rd. But its gets me there. I still like my phone navi the best.....
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I have used the Hertz Neverlost, and the Magellan 4040. While they may supply Hertz, with their units, the Magellan 4040 is like trying to compare a Ferrari to a Ford Focus. Both will get you from point A to B, but one will do in it style, and be the envy of your friends. That is how I could compare the 4040 to the Neverlost. The 4040 is hands down light years ahead of use. My parents, who are technophobes, loved using it also, right out of the box. By contrast, even though I am an IT 'expert' I still have some troubles with the Neverlost. So, to answer your question, No the Maestro s not pretty close to the Neverlost, it is light years ahead!