1. Downloaded maps not so useful because it was difficult to choose adjoining areas to download and too time consuming to download the complete cruise route.
2. one nit: some of the trails are visible only on a veey large zoomA bit basic, but functioning well.The downloaded offline maps didn't work offline.
3. (Possible to download multiple areas though)Great map, just the names of peaks are too small to read sometimes, and I would love more altitude elevation numbers as I have to always count the lines almost from the ocean.
4. Fortunately good WiFi was available on the ship so I made good use of online maps over the whole route.The maps are highly detailed and up to date.
5. Fixed (max) size/aspect ratio/orientation of offline maps makes it a bit cumbersome for certain areas.
6. I work with Air Traffic Services, and it's a great app to have when a local pilot gives you a position report of a very local placejust started using it but so far does all the rolight things.
7. But overall best map for Norway!The sea maps were very useful on a recent coastal cruise.
8. Some trails no longer exist, but I think that's the case for available paper maps too.
9. Good maps (from kartverket in Norway).
10. The satellite photos are ridiculously outdated, like from 2011.This app has an amazing level of mapping details in it, with multiple viewing layers.
11. The search function for location names is a nice touch.