Nuvi 40LM Lower 48 GPS Travel

alaTest has collected and analyzed 12 user reviews of the Nuvi 40LM Lower 48 GPS Travel from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 4.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other products on Amazon.com.

I bought this after my $50 Magellan 1340 broke down. The most dissapointing feature is that the voice is very muddy when announcing street names. There are two voice options. One is a voice that does not announce street names (e.g turn left 300...

I bought this GPS to upgrade my old nuvi 855.

Love this unit!! Had an old Tom Tom, which they stopped supporting about 2 years after paying way too much for it. Always been a Garmin fan, and this only bolsters my feeling about Garmin. Love it so much, I'm ordering another one for my wife. ...

I have been using the Garmin 40LM for several weeks now. Although it does not have a lot of "bells and whistles" it gets the job done. I especially like the map updating capability. The only minor negative I have experienced so far was that it took...

This new Garmin is much better than my older one. I bought it because of the lifetime updates. I took it to the back woods of Tennessee and Kentucky and it performed flawlessly. I especially like the three dimensional view of upcoming lanes and the...

so far so good. my only complaint is that it doesn't display on the same screen the destination arrival time and the mileage to the destination. you can see one or the other but not both at the same time. My old Tomtom would do that, but it started...

this product is good. the one thing I really enjoy is it has multiple languages selection. I'm currently using the Chinese Cantonese language - make me feel so close to home. I'm a Chinese working in California.

I have had Garmin, Tom Tom, Sony and Magellan GPS's over the last ten years. I have come back to Garmin for my last two because they have by far the best interface. My other Garmin is a 1690.

Garmin's new 2012 N?VI Series is positioned as their basic line of navigators. My 7 year old N?VI 660 finally died and I had a brief flirt with a N?VI 1490T which boasted a transit feature. Even with a tech support call to Garmin I never could get...