Yes, TrueFire Guitar Lessons is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The TrueFire Guitar Lessons app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
TrueFire Guitar Lessons has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is €47.44.
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4.6 out of 5
353 ratings in Netherlands
Endless guitar lessons from the best teacher you can wish. Really nice to develop your skills in different genres and diffrent levels! My goal is to develop in blues and start with jazz and funk. And there are more than enough courses for the next five years.
New learning path interface is terrible, it still does not auto track progress and now you cant see that manually marked lessons are completed. Also, once you touch the player controls, they are stuck there until you restart the course. I love the content but the app is beyond horrible.
The content is OK, but They offer you a discount, which they don’t really give. No reactions on mails to helpdesk answering the “CXO Zach” who probably is only an algoritm. Disappointing is a gentle expression.
Great content, but terrible app. It shows the courses I own, but many lessons show a padlock and the app tells me I need to buy them... Unusable. Customer service never responds.
After the update the guitar tabs are gone.
Lots of bugs, navigation is awful and bugy. The screen dims as you study.
Content really great, but the app keeps forgetting what i’ve downloaded. Press downloads and it shuts down, frustrating.
The content is fantastic, but all TrueFire apps have pretty horrible user experience. Awkward navigation, many bugs and slow.
Nice app and you can download the video's but playing without internet seems impossible. Please fix
The app barely works, gets stuck all the time. The content is great though
