Night Sky Pro™ App Reviews

Garbage. No matter which direction my phone faces the map does not spin. I hold up to about 50 degrees and it says Mars is above no matter what direction. Do not waste your money.

Wow, thats the word that describes this app the best. I mean, for us that love stargazing, its amazing. Perfect for ISS and Hubble Space Telescope sighting

Bought the app and it will not open on my IPhone :(

P.O.S. Always 180 degrees off (or worse) true bearings - yes I removed the case multiple times to recalibrate - same crappy result - Deleted this App - purchased Stellarium and am now happy.

Compass doesnt work, music wont shut off. No better than night sky 2. Not worth it.

This is a piece of crap! The compass is useless - it keeps showing me the opposite direction of where Im looking. Not worth it

Very educational and has many well working features. However theyre us one major problem, the compass never seems to be accurate, for example it will show that the moon is straight ahead, but in reality it could be beside or even directly behind me.

Very disappointed with the newest version. Always shows me south as north and east as west. Ggggrrrr

Sorry, Will not open with IOS9

Latest version crashes on App start up!

Ne fonctionne pas sur ma montre ? (not work to my watch)

The pro upgrade is a waste of money , crashes on start up every time .

Hasnt worked in a long time. Seems to only get worse with updates. Shame, used to be great

I love this app

It is not working on iPad Air 2 with iOS 9.01.

Beware do not buy this is a HOAX!!!

Worst stargazing app ever. Bugs, blurred horizon lines and letters, UI problems.

Search results are random. E.g., when Im searching for the moon, the sky view shows an arrow pointing to the sun. And even if it worked correctly, the app is still terribly difficult to use - advancing the hour timeline past midnight is impossible, for example.

I wish I could have my $0.99 and 10 frustrated minutes back.

...the least one would expect from something labeled "Pro" is that the various spectrum views are sorted by the wavelength of the electromagnetic waves i.e. by frequency. The order is totally arbitrary right now.