Posted on November 2, 2011 by   App Reviews, Dynavix, Navigation   2 Comments

Dynavix GPS Navigation App Review

    This is a review for a new US GPS navigation app, the application is called Dynavix. I have used several different GPS applications since I got my first iPhone 3Gs back in 2009 and this is by far one of the easiest, cleanest and most user-friendly nav apps that I have ever used. Dynavix excels where other similar applications fall short. One of my favorite features is the customization you can do to the app. With most other navigation apps you are stuck with the default color scheme and imagery, but with Dynavix you can change the colors, the background, the skin and much more!

    Dynavix USA GPS Navigation - Dynavix

    Dynavix has everything you are looking for in a GPS app; Clever Route lets you find the fastest route to your destination avoiding the traffic. Importing POIs, Speed Cams and Speed Limits is as easy as adding a CSV or OV2 file in iTunes sharing. Finally, the "easy panel" lets you quickly and effortlessly find nearby gas stations, restaurants and other amenities as well as controlling your iPod without ever leaving the Dynavix interface.

    Of course, there is the ever important question, "how much does it cost?" And I am happy to announce that Dynavix comes in as the cheapest GPS app of it's quality at a very reasonable $39.99! A whole $10-$20 cheaper than other similar navigation apps. Dynavix has become my goto GPS app in the past weeks and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a great all-around GPS app for a great price!

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    • Tommy

      I’m sure this is a nice GPS app; however, it is not the cheapest. GPS X Drive, which is a fantastic Navigation app, is $.99 in the app store with the option to pay yearly fee of $9.99 for voice turn by turn subscription. Waze is another fantastic option and it is free….

      How does Dynavix compare to these two options?

      • http://iphoneblogr.com JaeM1llz

        Hi Tommy, thanks for the response! What I meant was that Dynavix is the cheapest out of the comparable navigation apps(TomTom, StreetPilot, Navigon, etc.) Unfortunately I have never tried GPS X Drive or any other apps that have a yearly subscription cost. I think it’s important to note, that while GPS X Drive and similar navigation apps might be cheaper initially, you end up paying less with Dynavix since it is a one-time fee!