Reviews

• Worse GPS app I have used. It needs bigger print in maps. It seems to default to shortest route even when there is a faster route. I want a refund for turn by turn directions.

  

  thomas adams

• This application is not stable. it stops randomly while you're traveling. In order to restart, I have to pull off the road, turn the bike off, open the front trunk and restart. I hate it! Now the 2018 Spyder wont recognize my purchased maps. yes, I have restored purchases and it shows purchased on the app. Needs a lot of work!!!

  

  A Google user

• I liked its more comprehensive offline search. But I tested the map offline next to 3 others while traveling in Istanbul, and I was surprised to find it failed to reroute walking routes, which was constantly necessary due to closures. Every other map did, with varying success.

  

  Marko Lepik

• Pay $60 to try this out on AndroidAuto? No, thanks. And I only found that out by downloading most of a gigabyte of mostly useless maps. I like downloading all of Washington, so I know it's there when I go on a road trip. I've done that for a bunch of apps. I download Oregon if I think I'll need it, and delete it after I'm back home. I don't want most of the Western United States on my phone. I don't want to be periodically updating most of a gigabyte of maps, and I don't want to be giving up that much space. But after trying it out on my phone and deciding the maps were moderately good and the routing was moderately almost-good (not in the top ten, but most of those don't support Android Auto), I tried to use it in my car. Nope. Not unless I was willing to pay $60 for the "premium" package of "features" I don't really want or have (presumably better) versions of in other apps. I'm currently paying $35 a year, $12 a year, $24, and more. They all add up to over a hundred dollars a year for map apps. This app doesn't hold a candle to any of them. So I'm using Gaia GPS when I just want a nice, useful, full-screen map on Android Auto, and Tom-Tom when I want something a bit more driving-oriented (that was a surprise: I disliked Tom-Tom when I tried it on my phone a few years ago). I will still use Google Maps when I want what it does well and can put up with what it does awfully. What I'm really looking forward to is OsmAnd, which is supposed to be on Android Auto before the end of the year: downloadable by state in the USA or comparably sized areas elsewhere in the world (with styles ranging from driving maps to topographical, nautical, and skiing), with hourly updates available in a subscription, if anything has changed ("Genius" is quarterly). Plus a bunch of online-only map sources. Two stars instead of one, because it doesn't seem truly awful, just not particularly good. And even if the $60 is one-time, not annual, it just doesn't seem like it is worth it.

  

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  Alan Winston

• Unfortunately this app will only work for less than an hour and then I get the "this app is no longer working" message. When it works it is great, just don't know why it keeps stopping. It has caused my phone to overheat more than once, a Samsung note 8. I use this app on BRP Connect on my Spyder. Where can you get help with this?

  

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  A Google user

• This app was not cheap. But it integrates well with Land Rover vehicles when you purchase that option which I cannot do with either Maps or Waze. I purchased the entire suite including traffic and that has helped me out twice here in Chicago rush hour in my 4 months so far of having the app. And only once has it led me through city streets for no apparent reason. Next time it will be an email to the developers if it happens again. I don't regret purchasing the app. it was worth it.

  

  A Google user

• Navigation is ok, the voice instructions are particularly clear and helpful, but the interface is not ideal, the information boxes are too large for my liking, and cannot be resized, can only be on or off. When I have updated the app resets to defaults (kilometres, 12 hour clock, avoidances, notifications, voice, etc) so I have to go through them all and reset to my preferences.

  

  A Google user

• £59.98 for Pro version and live traffic. 😂😂 You have to be kidding me. For something that doesn't even work. Tried to search for places and all I got was a black screen. I could turn my phone onto standby for free and get the same effect. When you are trying to sell something at least make sure it works. Oh and Here navigation is free and fully functional. Please don't rip people off. And especially for maps that was released in 2019. As you may have guessed already, yes I've uninstalled it.

  

  A Google user

• Loses two stars as paid features advertised as "lifetime" but over the years they never respond to questions - no support after I paid around $100 for the Pro version and lots of added features. On the plus side, the mapping is buttery smooth and fast with simple and logical layout. Now looking at CoPilot for the next few years. Had a good run Genius.

  

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  Nick Seaton

• I paid $60 to be able to use some sort of maps on my pioneer car stereo. While it is relatively user friendly, the navigation is beyond horrible. Even after getting two miles close to my house, it is asking me to go the opposite direction, taking a route that goes up and around, adding about 14 miles, including 7 miles of gravel. If I can't trust it when it's around home, how in the world is it useful for traveling? Please get up to speed with the program!

  

  Calvin Miller

• The navigation to a destination were very bad. Especially when u set d destination, it kept promting to turn when there were no turning. It's not up to date on Singapore roads n routes to an destination. We paid a fees to download into our car pioneer set, however it keep pointing to wrong directions. Please, get it correct with dvupdates on GPS system

  

  Chris Tan