Nothing free.
Free 3day trial and pay subscription after
Nice! Free version a bit dangerous though.
This app has a more pleasing appearance than the one I’m actually using, but it forces addressing full screen advertisements for the paid version when launching, and then again when returning to the app, even from the Control Center. it’s hard to see where to close the ad while driving… And we all know that fiddling with the phone while driving is not a good idea.
I am really tempted to spend the $40 on this because of the current speed limit feature, and of accessing Apple Music from within the app.
Thinking about it.
I am really tempted to spend the $40 on this because of the current speed limit feature, and of accessing Apple Music from within the app.
Thinking about it.
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Amazing
Very accurate
Great app
Definitely a great app
Would recommend almost there!
Going to open with the good stuff. Love all of the information available on the screen. besides the obvious we have time, ambiant tempture, direction, battery level, and so on. Almost made it but, read further...
So I am familiar with some stand alone GPS navigation devices. The stand out is Garmin Zumo for the motorcycle crowd. One favorite feature for the Garmin is posted speed limits are on the display 99% of the time. This from my perspective seems to be a no brainer. Yes apple maps has it but only on turn by turn navigation. Yes, turn off navigation and no more posted speed limits. OK, to go even further, Harley Davidson's imbedded skyline navigation at nearly 300$ does not show posted speed limits all but you can find the nearest Harley dealer. Now this app carries a long disclaimer on posted speed limit display. Yes it is there but good luck on secondary roads through rural towns and villages. Rarely ever changes just stays at 55. It is fine on 4 lanes and major city thoroughfares, not so much on the side streets. I know this is probably some add on that the creator doesn't want to pay for. Garmin can do it and so does the embedded navigation on my KIA for free, no add on price. Why can't we get with the program? Otherwise almost worth the confusing pricing structure. Can't add the screenshot.
So I am familiar with some stand alone GPS navigation devices. The stand out is Garmin Zumo for the motorcycle crowd. One favorite feature for the Garmin is posted speed limits are on the display 99% of the time. This from my perspective seems to be a no brainer. Yes apple maps has it but only on turn by turn navigation. Yes, turn off navigation and no more posted speed limits. OK, to go even further, Harley Davidson's imbedded skyline navigation at nearly 300$ does not show posted speed limits all but you can find the nearest Harley dealer. Now this app carries a long disclaimer on posted speed limit display. Yes it is there but good luck on secondary roads through rural towns and villages. Rarely ever changes just stays at 55. It is fine on 4 lanes and major city thoroughfares, not so much on the side streets. I know this is probably some add on that the creator doesn't want to pay for. Garmin can do it and so does the embedded navigation on my KIA for free, no add on price. Why can't we get with the program? Otherwise almost worth the confusing pricing structure. Can't add the screenshot.
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