I used a few years OsmAnd+ on a pair of Samsung Galaxy S3 phones while touring across Europe; the first phone crashed from overheating, the second one died too

I used a few years OsmAnd+ on a pair of Samsung Galaxy S3 phones while touring across Europe; the first phone crashed from overheating, the second one died too (screen died), but OsmAnd was running fine on these antique phones, except the route calculation that was extremely slow. Having a faster rendering engine sounds nice, but it was never a problem for me. On a more modern phone I expect a good performance even with the old engine. These days I don't use OsmAnd anymore; in my country Waze is more useful for me, outside it depends on the roaming charges. The only big advantage of OsmAnd is that in the past I could edit some maps and see the changes in the application a lost faster than Google Maps, but now Waze is fast too.