Magellan RoadMate 2210SGXUC GPS Navigator 4.3" Touch Screen and Traffic Camera Alerts

I've had a Roadmate for years, & have used it extensively. I liked it well enough that when the sun finally got to the suction cup & it wouldn't stay on the windsheild, I replaced it with another just like it. I'm 74, and this new one may well still be on the job when I'm no longer able to drive.The only negative thing I can say about the Roadmate, & both of them have the same flaw, is neither one of them know when I've reached home. We're in a semi-rural area, where houses aren't in close proximity to one another, and both Roadmates say I've arrived home when I'm still several hundred yards away, although the new one is a little closer than the old one. Overall, I'd recommend the Roadmate to a friend (if I found one who didn't have a built-in GPS in their vehicle).Edit:: I must modify my earlier review. I just came a store 7 miles from home. When I left the access road & turned onto the highway, the GPS said to take a right in 5 miles onto Devilbiss Bridge Rd. Not only is there a 5 mile stretch of road (MD 194) between the highway I was on & Devilbiss Rd, that was totally ignored, but you can't make a right onto that road from MD 194; Devilbiss stops @ 194; it doesn't cross. When you make that right, you're on Daysville Rd.; the road I live on. I've only lived there 45 years, at the same address; I think I know where the road starts & stops!Maybe I gave this new unit too much credit!

Works properly