[jprice912]

I'm a heavy Google Maps user, but recently I got an iPhone and decided to give Apple Maps a try. So far it has been going well and I like its integration within iOS such as the lock screen and such. I'm going to continue to give it a test run for awhile.

[deosculate]

I was just in Denver and thought I'd give Apple Maps a try since I just switched back to iPhone.

I love the integration but I still ended up going back to google maps after getting stuck in traffic everywhere I went. Google maps rerouted me around and saved me up to 30 minutes on my commutes.

[nkf561]

A year or so ago my reply to this question in another thread was Google. With lots of new construction in the area, Google would have streets added within weeks of opening while streets that had been open for three years weren't on Apple Maps. After iOS8, I decided to give Apple Maps a try since I hadn't even opened it in 6-8 months. I was pleasantly surprised and now use it as my primary map source. Still a few hiccups as I'm out and about so I have Google Maps stuffed in a folder a page or two back just for those times that I really need it but, it's pretty rare now.

[JBaby_9783]

I'm one of the lucky people who has never had a problem with Apple Maps. It's always gotten me where I needed to be. If for any reason it falls I still have Navigon that I won from iMore several years back.


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[eyecrispy]

Apple mostly bc of integration with everything. But lately, it has routed me incorrectly so I may go back to google maps. I also use waze.

[Speedygi]

I use Google Maps on Android and Apple maps on iOS purely because the versions on their native platforms are smoother.

[dbk1966]

Google

[Antron]

Apple primarily. Google maps as back up.

[EmceeGeek]

Google maps

[Darthstorm528]

I mainly use Apple Maps, but I use Google maps as well, especially the traffic part