Curtis GPD430 4.3-Inch Portable GPS Navigator

alaTest has collected and analyzed 4 user reviews of the Curtis GPD430 4.3-Inch Portable GPS Navigator from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 1.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products on Amazon.com.

I found this GPS at a Rite Aid and thought it was a great deal. So of course I bought it. When I came home to set it up and do a test run with it, It took me to the wrong address. It took me to the right street but wrong house number. So I tried again...

I'm going to say this as nicely as I possibly can. This device is about as worthless as they come. It hasn't worked correctly since we got it, and now it doesn't work at all. The touch screen isn't even registering properly. Dealt with three customer...

I got this GPS at Rite-Aid for $59.99. I thought it was a great deal. When I got home with it, the maps were all wrong. I did a map update, but they are still wrong. Also, it randomly takes the road names away, leaving just a blank map, and they don't...

The price seemed right, but when I turned on the product, it gave the wrong location info. So I turned it off, went to a very easily identifiable street and number location and tried it again....SAME RESULT. Its location info is off by about a tenth of...

I have now owned the unit for 4 months and used it in Canada and USA. I found it very friendly and most of the time it is very accurate. In Washington it sent me to the right when I should have stayed left onto 495/95. I have the preferences set to...

As a GPS what is there not to like it has 11 million points of interest compared to 5-6 million POIs most other GPSs feature in the same price range. Yes the manual is not helpful and neither is support. But, I had no problems finding restaurants,...

Can't get the bracket to go together. Customer service is a joke. I've tried calling and contacted them by email. Response time is lousey and no information. The GPS is not user friendly and neither is the manual. Will be returning this one to the...

can't seem to be able to direct me to an intersection, a basic function of a GPS I would think