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'The Magellan RoadMate 360 lacks some of the extra features offered in similarly priced systems, such as traffic services and Bluetooth.'

'The buttons are stiff, and will take a little getting used to.'

'The number and letter buttons are quite small and cramped together, and there's no included stylus, so you have to pay close attention as you enter addresses.'

'The preferences are located in various locations all over the device and can be difficult to find.'

'All too often, when we'd struck a via point, the system just sat there or displayed a distant overhead map leaving us unable to return to the 3D 'cockpit' view without re-entering everything.'

'the screen is difficult to read on sunny days, which presents a serious problem if you are driving.'

'Text and images were sharp and bright, but we noticed that it often picks up glare that makes it difficult to read the display.'

'The buttons are stiff, and will take a little getting used to.'

'some of the tabbed menus are outside the visible screen area'

'The installation of Garmin's MapSource software was an obnoxious process, requiring a 25-character unlocking code for the maps, as well as a seven-character registration code.'

'The slightly pricey Garmin Quest 2 doesn't have a touch screen'