Magellan Maestro 4250 GPS for $1 | #06 | Project "eBay38"

We do triage and analysis of device #06 in our "eBay38" project where all devices did cost about $1 on average. This one turned out to be Magellan Maestro 4250 GPS, so let's see which condition it is in. If you can help identify any of these devices (if I was unable to identify them, or identified them incorrectly), please post in the comments!
In the current project codenamed "eBay38", we bought 38 electronic devices from eBay for a grand total of $40. Let's see what we've got, and if there is any value here. Stay tuned!
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[@Chu3505]

Softwares updates that the biggest problem with these old GPS devices softwares.I have an old GPS 300 maestro that the hardware works fine but it software have glitches.Likes lacking of loading on times problems with that are end up happening are missed turned properly or doesn’t giving you those streets on times properly where are going have never been there before.

[@JustMakeItNow]

That's fair. Don't think I've ever had issue with software per se, but if you can't update maps (and it is often the case for older devices), then you can certainly get in trouble if there were some road changes, or in newly built areas that are simply not there.