alaTest has collected and analyzed 12 user reviews of Magellan GPS 310 from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other GPS on Amazon.com. Reviewers really like the maps and screen. The performance and usability are also mentioned favorably.

I bought my 310 from Fry's Electronics several years ago. It worked reliably for about a year, then it wouldn't provide a position any more. It acts like it is tracking satellites, but it doesn't update the lat/lon and the time keeps getting offset. I...

An easy to use, inexpensive, reliable GPS. I have had my 310 for several years and have used it while traveling, boating, and finding destinations.

Bought my 310 almost 3 years ago for $100 at Gart Sports and haven't had any problem with it. It does lack the 5 min. ability, but I've used it for geocaching anyway, rounding up the last digit on the cache location coords. Overall, it has been a good...

The Magellan 310 is an old, discontinued GPS receiver. I bought the Magellan 310 at $30 at a local chain department store. As I suspected, the unit displays the coordinates in only 4 digits of "minutes" (A.K.A. DD MM.MM format). Modern GPS receivers...

I bought the GPS310 for hiking, and I'm not pleased with it's performance. It usually locks onto about 8 sattelites, and holds them quite well, but never gives me an accurate direction. It'll say I'm going north and then change to South. So that makes...

This really early entry into the truly affordable GPS hand helds has always bailed me out when the expensive units failed. I have used it as an inexpensive back up for years in planes, boats and cars. An honest tool.