HANDHELD REVIEW

NavMan GPS 3400 Voice review

7.6

Editors' Rating

8.5

Members' Rating

Typical price:£ 379

Verdict

If you own an iPAQ and you want to know where you are and where you’re going, this upgraded GPS navigation solution -- which supports voice instructions, dynamic routing and street-level mapping -- is well worth considering... Read Full Review.

Pros

Supports voice instructions, dynamic routing and street-level mapping
Clear user interface minimises the need for stylus input
Map coverage for UK and (shortly) Europe.

Cons

Relatively lengthy time to first GPS fix from a cold start
IPAQ may not deliver enough volume for all users
No facility to add user-defined points of interest (POIs).

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8.5

Average Member Rating

5 Members have reviewed this product

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Anonymous

Great little tool

8.0

Oz Aker

All in all, a great product.

8.5

Anonymous

Excellent, accurate and good value for money.

9.5

Anonymous

Excellent value for money

8.5

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