dvdweyer

Unlike Kakao Map, NAVER supports turn by turn navigation in English, which makes it much easier to use for foreigners. Using public transport in Seoul becomes a breeze with it. Don't bother with Google Maps, it won't work in Korea; Apple maps works for driving (kind of), but has no public transport.

The app works well, but the support for English is limited. Especially the lack of turn by turn navigation in English in public transport makes it difficult for foreigners to use. I personally use NAVER more often for that reason.

Imports are often incomplete

The old Currency Pro app did not have these ads.

53 CHF/year is far too expensive for what it offers.

I’m not sure why anyone would want to pay 10 CHF per month for listening to free radio stations and podcasts.