Yes, iCircuit is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The iCircuit app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
iCircuit has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is $8.49.
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This app used to be awesome, I haven’t used it for a while and I just downloaded it again and it’s super buggy. It doesn’t matter how much you zoom in before you touch something or select something. It always thinks you’re trying to select or touch something else and then it messes the whole circuit up. Undo is unreliable. It just feels weird now it used to work really well.
Was enjoying it until today when opening work file and it was corrupted and no possible recovery. Hours of work and Arduino debugging lost! This does not seem to be for real work. Just an expensive distraction. Find another alternative.
Absolutely love this
Used to build and simulate a battery cell simulator which I built on a breadboard and later PCB.
So many bugs, I have never seen so many bugs in an app in my life. DONT BUY!! I rather spend $50 for an app that works. I love that you guys are giving people a simulator for electronics but you guys have to understand it is very frustrating to do something when there’s so many things goes wrong and then you have no undo button to undo anything that the app has cause you to delete.
This is one of the most under-appreciated apps around. This app is SO GOOD and does SO MUCH.
This app does nothing. They charge you a bunch of money and give you nothing and then want to charge you more money to get more features, what did I pay $16 for?
Everything dost work holy moly lm317 dont work
This app is great for learning how circuits work!
I am no electrician, but I love to tinker. I know enough to be “the one in the family/group” to go to. I last used this app to help me create a simple LED driver for an array of grow lamps of different frequency and intensity with potentiometers (I love to over do my projects with options). Some plants like full sun, some don’t. Some respond better to more ultraviolet, some other frequencies. Now, go online and find a decent set of grow lamps with the same features and watch your wallet disappear. Always DIY when you can. This app can help with such things!
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