OnX vs Everything Else

[Pulleye16]

I use OnX and Google Maps.

 

[brandonh98]

I've been using Gaia for a long time. If you're after all the base maps possible, Gaia is the best app. If you're after features, OnX is the best.

 

[iflyskyhigh]

I sent OnX customer service a message and will get a sub to OnX Premium of the year for sure.

I think it got lost in the last couple threads, but I was asking if anyone is using or has used a Garmin Dedicated GPS with the Garmin Maps+, as I can get a Garmin 67i through work for $480.

Maybe I'll just start another thread so this one can stay on track.

 

[Brendan]

I've literally used Gaia for maybe 10 years, and I've never had any issue with speed or layer issues. Granted, I don't use the free version.

Honest answer - it's always worked better than OnX for me, with better quality imagery.

One more thing - getting signal, or calibrating direction has nothing to do with the app on the phone, it's the phone itself.

 

[cj7zrcool]

I've tried several other mapping platforms and OnX works the best for me and the way I visualize my hunting areas.

 

[CMcCormick1805]

I’ve messed with Caltopo, GoHunt, and OnX over the years. I felt Caltopo could work in a pinch. GoHunt rocked until they added more research tools in the app. I started to see major glitches on GoHunt and couldn’t even load their own topo maps in the field on off-line maps. The app would crash randomly on and offline. I was at the time using an older IPhone 13.

GoHunt had the best research tools (on browser). From a personal presence standpoint I didn’t like that there was no offline hybrid map option. The terrain eval tool was awesome on the desktop though!

OnX has felt the most polished. I hunt multiple states and think the Elite membership option covers everything I need.