This is a pretty good app with 2 annoying features. When driving a route and your on a long stretch of road, there are constant annoying prompts to keep driving straight on. In suburbia with lots of cross streets it drives you nuts especially if listening to the radio or podcasts. The second annoyance are the frequently incorrect speed zones that suddenly appear for 100 metres or so or even longer. There is one stretch of road I’ve travelled for 45 years, it’s always been 80kph but I get short distances of 40kph and 60kph …go figure? On a 110kph dual carriage highway I get 60kph sections. It never gets updated. That said, it’s better than 3 other alternatives I’ve tried. Please fix the annoying interruptions in Suburbia.

Most features still missing - This should be call Sygic Lite. How disappointing.Am I missing something? This new version appears to be a cut down version with very limited customisation available. No ability to change or customise notification warnings for over speed, speed cameras etc. No ability to change sounds etc. for the notifications. All you appear to be able to do is turn a feature on or off. No idea what the default settings are that the app is using, I’ll have to do some testing. Points of interest are all gone, as is the ability to select which ones are shown? Not sure if this is intended functionality or a bug in the new version that is preventing me from accessing all these settings. Time will tell I suppose. If it’s intended, it’s a huge step backwards. No use looking at the online help as it references the old interface. Hopefully they will update this so I can see if the missing settings are hidden somewhere else? Why do I have to pay for a full subscription now to update the maps (monthly update). I have lifetime licenses that I’ve payed for for all the add ons. Not interested in paying a second time. Bring back the ability to pay for monthly maps only. I’ve used the paid version of this app for years. This app use to be a 5 star app.

A very good app. I have used it Australia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia and haven't had any major problems. Is there anyway the highlighted words in green to be changed to other colours. Quite difficult to read the embossed green words to be read in a green background.Ha, what a disappointment as in the latest download, point to point navigation has disappeared. It requires the person to be in the actual place for navigation to where he wants to go. Now to plan a trip in Thailand is impossible or from any other place. It is also impossible to note the distance more to cover from the current position. Somehow the past seemed to be perfect and latest improvements have only worsened with the updates. They should maintain the old features of the program in the changes and not delete them. Sad .. !!,16th June, 17Thanks for the corrections and am glad that the omissionshave been rectified and replaced. Hurray and kudus to the correction team.Your green embossed letters on green background is if no use as it cannot be read. I used it just about three weeks ago on my motoring trip from Sydney to Melbourne by Hume Highway and back by the Princes Highway along the coast and had to use Google maps to keep me on track. It is a pitythat Sygic has yet to take remedial.

This is one of the only nav apps that can not only run entirely offline, but can also find routes without an internet connection which is a lifesaver in rural areas.The lane view is phenomenal and is now a must for me when driving in the city - very helpful for working out which lane/s to be in.It also tells you the distance to nearest rest stops and fuel, as well as posted speed limit and your vehicles GPS speed which is again helpful for long road trips.The CarPlay is pretty good, one of the only apps to show 3D terrain on it. Altough it does have the occasional bug. (Full screen view shows a black screen, route drops out, freezing etc - but these are rare)Overall 10/10.