MAPS.ME: Offline maps GPS Nav

A Google user

Change their business model to a subscription. I purchased this app for all my devices Android and iOS. At the time there where no additional fees, ads or subscriptions. Now this app has ads and to get rid of them you have to pay a monthly subscription. They changed the rules in the middle of the game, I'm deleting it from all my devices. This app works offline after you download maps. Searching for an address is not good. You can import KMZ files, such as places you've mark in Goolge Maps.

A Google user

My go to map app for foreign and domestic traveling when cell service isn't guaranteed. Also great for planning trips Pros- 1. It's free 2. It's accurate 3. You can mark places and add notes 3. Maps are downloaded so it works offline with your GPS antenna Cons 1. Not a big fan off the directions feature. Although I have only used twice so maybe I haven't got the hang of it. I find myself using other apps for driving and this one for exploring cities on foot.

A Google user

Overall usefull for navigating, especially metros. The search function is pretty weak, it does not pull up places even though they are listed on the map. I will keep using the app, but something I hope they fix is the map recentering on the last geo location in offline mode/no signal. Its pretty annoying if everytime you open the app you lose sight of your location because your last phone detected location is in a different town or even country.

David Kral

5+ yrs of excellent navigation around the world. First I tested its accuracy in my region Bohemian-Saxon Switzerland national park (which I know quite well;) Surprisingly, I was still able to discover new rocks and water springs. Being impressed, I installed more maps of other countries (most lack marked trails) when hitting the road around the globe. This app has never let me down. Not even in the Outback. My hat off to you, Maps.me!

A Google user

Search can not find basic places such as "Trenton, New Jersey" or "New York City, NY". When you finally get a start and end point loaded, it doesn't provide directions (ie: "Drive north on I-25 for 23 miles. Take exit 123 for Route 66 east") - it only seems to function in turn-by-turn navigation mode requiring the GPS to be on.

A Google user

Great app but a few bugs. Sometimes compass and distance bar don't show up. But the biggest annoyance is the wholly inaccurate elevation profile. While the highest and lowest elevations are likely to be correct, the distance between peaks and troughs is not to scale at all. Also the favourite pins sometimes block letters of the place names.