It sounds like you've conducted thorough testing and have found Magic Earth, particularly the PRO version that uses TomTom maps, to perform well in comparison to other navigation programs. It's great to hear that it excels in both urban and interurban routes.
Your observation about the free version of Magic Earth using OpenStreetMap and having some limitations is interesting. Free versions of navigation apps often come with certain trade-offs, such as reduced features or less accurate maps.
It's not uncommon for users to have varying experiences and preferences when it comes to navigation apps, as individual needs and priorities can differ. Some may prioritize offline functionality, while others may prioritize real-time traffic information or other features.
Your insights into the current consensus on tech forums about Magic Earth being considered one of the top orienteering programs are valuable for others who may be exploring different navigation options.
Ultimately, the "best" navigation app depends on individual preferences, specific use cases, and the features that matter most to each user. It's great that you've found a program that meets your needs effectively. If you have any specific questions or if there's anything else you'd like to discuss regarding navigation apps, feel free to let me know!
Thank you.
