musegear finder 2

★★★★★ In general, it works quite well. There are, however, two things that bother me: 1.) I tested the muse gear finder with a folding smartphone cover, that protects it from bottom and top. It turned out, that the GPS signal is significantly reduced by the cover. In conjunction with other environmental influences the GPS signal can be pretty bad. When the GPS signal is bad, Google Maps shows a light blue circle of uncertainty of your current location. In my case this can be >700 meters in diameter. Unfortunately, the information of the last known gps signal strength (or circle of uncertainty) is not visible in the map displayed in the muse finder app. Instead, it seems to show a random position within this huge area. It would be much better to show the same kind of area circle where the last connection to the muse finder device was connected. This would be really helpful, if the gps signal was weak when the connection to the device was lost. 2.) When the connection to the muse finder device is disconnected, the Google map shows up and is located right under the android buttons' triangle (back), circle and square at the bottom of the screen. Unfortunately, the map (at least in my case) and these buttons have almost the same color, so the buttons are not visually not distinguishable from the map. Maybe android exposes some API that would allow outlining these buttons, so it is easier to see them. Apart from that, the app pretty much does what I expected.

★★☆☆☆ When you leave a "Save Zone" (silent zone), it doesn't notify you about the stuff you forgot to take with you.

★★☆☆☆ Don't buy. It loses connection only a few meters away.