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Magellan RoadMate 1475T


$300.00 Released June, 2009

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Highway lane (exit) assist. Large 4.7" colour touchscreen display. Multi-destination routing.

The Cons:Poor placement of USB port - cannot be plugged in while mounted. Poor POI database, also very strict with search queries.

The RoadMate 1475T is a GPS receiver from Magellan's entry-level RoadMate series.  The receiver features a 4.7" anti-glare color touchscreen LCD display that automatically adjusts the color and contrast to suit day or night viewing.

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  It is an upgrade to the RoadMate 1470 since it includes an integrated traffic receiver for routing based on traffic delays.  The receiver also has a built-in speaker to provide spoken street names and voice-guided directions and offers route optimization and instant re-routing.  The RoadMate 1475T includes an address book and a OneTouch favourites menu for fast access to saved bookmarks.  It comes preloaded with maps of US, Canada, and Puerto Rico, 6 million points of interest, and has a micro SD memory card slot for loading additional maps.  The receiver also has a rechargeable battery for handheld navigation and comes with both windshield and dash mounts.  

Features/Specs

  • 4.7" Color Touch Screen with Anti-Glare
  • Integrated Traffic Receiver
  • Spoken Street Names & Directions
  • Multi-Destination Routing & Route Optimization
  • Preloaded maps for Canada, US, Puerto Rico
  • 6 Million Points-of-Interest
  • Highway Lane Assist
  • Address Book
  • Auto Night View
  • Micro SD Card Slot
  • Automatic Re-routing
  • Rechargeable Battery with 3 Hour Life
  • One-Touch Favourites Menu
  • AAA Tourbook & Roadside Assistance
  • Comes with Windshield and Dash Mounts
  • Dimensions: 3.3" H x 4.6" W x 7" D
  • 1 year limited warranty

User Reviews (4)

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Pros
  • 3

    highway lane (exit) assist

  • 3

    large 4.7" colour touchscreen display

  • 3

    multi-destination routing

  • 3

    affordable price

  • 2

    includes traffic receiver for free lifetime traffic updates

  • 2

    text-to-speech

  • 2

    microSD slot for memory expansion

  • 2

    speaker is loud and clear

  • 1

    POIs on map view

  • 1

    Intuitive menu system

Cons
  • 1

    poor placement of USB port - cannot be plugged in while mounted

  • 0

    poor POI database, also very strict with search queries

Comments (2)

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Brian Beix
Brian Beix: #magellan_roadmate_1475t I have no problem plugging my Magellan 1475T in while mounted. Feb 8, 10
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windy
windy: #magellan_roadmate_1475t Has anyone experienced "freezing" with the new Roadmate 1475? I had this problem with my last Magellan. Sep 18, 09
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