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Question: Compass and Elevation Function Do any GPS units have a compass and/or elevation (altitude) function? Sometimes I only want to know which direction I am traveling, and what IO my elevation is, especially in mountains.
Document: To many freezing moment during point of interest function. simple direction works good but sometimes touch screen function freezes and works later. Voice not that useful unless you really practice.
It's pretty easy to use. I like the voice feature. The price was right. I thought it came with bluetooth. I'm really disappointed that it didn't have elevation/altitude. Wish it was water resistant so I could use it on my bike.
It got all the normal function that a Garmin GPS has. But kind of slow in touch screen reaction time, sometimes it went dead and I have to pull over and take the battery out to restart it, missed couple of exit on the highway due to this.Hope Garmin can provide some OS update, I believe it is fixable.
This is my first GPS, and it is awesome. The regular usage by typing in the information you want to get is pretty good, but the voice recognition is amazing. It recognizes names and numbers really well. The maps are also very good. One thing I think doesn't work very well is the search function. I've had problems finding what I'm looking for and it takes a long time to find anything.
Well, it happened pretty quickly that I wanted to go to one of those favorite places and didn't know the direct way from my current location, so I relied on the GPS. When I got going on the route it sent me on, I finally recognized (after going about 10 minutes out of my way) that the GPS had sent me in completely the wrong direction.
Do NOT purchase this Garmin product. I previously had a Garmin 250W and LOVED it. But the price is so low on this model because it's apparently hit or miss on weather it will actually function. The one I received powers off as soon as the voice tries to speak the first direction. Does NOT function. Will be returned immediately.
I've owned several GPS units now, including one of the earliest TomTom units, the Magella Maestro 1470, and the Garmin C340. The Nuvi 855 is by far the best I've owned.Pros:1. Voice navigation. The voice navigation is simply amazing. It has no trouble understanding my commands, and makes using the GPS so much easier, especially on busy freeways.2. Lane assist.
It is rather annoying.3. Inaccurate map. In my trip to Las Vegas last week, Garmin 855 guided me past the Hotel to the middle of nowhere. Gave me wrong direction to car rentals near McCarran International Airport.Good things about 855.1. Very good 4.3 inch screen. Better resolution than 5 inch TomTom GPS.2. Lane Assistance & Junction View. It is amazingly helpful when in California although sometimes it's incorrect.3. Voice recognition.
Overall it is a very good pruduct. The voice command function works better than I anticipated. The Remote control "Button" installs easily on your steering wheel. This also works great. The Widescreen Touchscreen is nice size. No problems setting it up...right out of the box. Downloading songs (From my home computer)was very easy and is great to have on road trips.The Product does have some minor flaws. First, the volume is pretty low (hard to hear direction prompts).
You had better have some idea of where you are going or it can take you nowhere unexpectedly. But, I guess that may be a standard complaint of all GPS units and manufacturers. Getting to know the proper voice recognition commands is a matter of trial and error since Garmin provides only a very limited list of commands. Then there are the other mentiond complaints about this unit: it does not turn off, the volume is too low, etc.
Answer: Press the signal bars in upper left corner and you can check the Satellite signals and elevation is also displayed.