Compass Plus vs Compass

Most people know how to use a compass to determine where north is. Few know how to use it as a navigation tool. The ability to navigate with a compass and a map is one of the major skills in hiking. This compass is not just a simple north direction indicator but is intended to be used as a real orientation tool for hiking activities. So learn how to properly use a compass and always have it on you. Prerequisite: Your device must have an integrated compass sensor to function properly. Highlights: + Orienting compass functions + Suitable for camping, hiking, and other outdoor activities + HD graphics + Quick step by step use guide Features: + Rotating bezel + Rotating orienting arrow + Adjustable magnetic declination + Fine tune of the rotating bezel + Fine tune of the orienting arrow + Clinometer

A simple compass that shows which way you are facing using your device magnetic sensor. See your heading in degrees and the cardinal direction on a clear rotating dial. No sign-up and no location access — it works offline. [Features] - Large heading readout in degrees with 8-point cardinal direction (N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, NW) - Smooth rotating compass dial - Details view: heading, direction, magnetic field strength, and sensor status - Interference warning when nearby metal or magnets affect the reading - Calibration hint for steadier results - Clean dark interface - 9 languages: English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Spanish, French, German, Portuguese [Privacy] This compass uses only the device motion sensor. It does not use your location and collects no personal data. [Notes] The compass points to magnetic north. Readings can vary near metal, magnets, or electronics — move away from interference and rotate your device to recalibrate.