BricsCAD Review

PROS: I like that BricsCAD is quick and reliable. It doesn't crash at all, which other tools are wont to do, and in turn, causes unnecessary delay at work. Tech support is solid at BricsCAD -- they would promptly fix glitches that we encounter, and the updates they do to improve the software is regular. It's so very useful for their development and for the benefit of our work using BricsCAD.

CONS: I don't have any at the moment.

PROS: So happy I found BricsCAD! I've been searching a long time for a CAD tool that is Linux- and Windows-compatible, with an interface that I am also familiar with. It definitely made me love drafting once more.

CONS: Very satisfied with this product. It would be great if all features are also available on BricsCAD's version on Linux-run OS, but this is very minor.

PROS: So worth the expense over any other tool. I'm a designer for creatives and corporates, so I find that BricsCAD is the best I've used so far. Its interface is easier to use, it's much faster, and it's less expensive. The files are smaller, so it's easier to import and work on, it doesn't require much effort to manipulate renderings, I don't have to download extra extensions, and their website tutorials are incredibly helpful.

CONS: I wish there are more tech and community support, plus video tutorial options. Perhaps a 24-hour service would help a lot more like me, who might not be in the same time zone as the BricsCAD team.

PROS: BricsCAD is so user-friendly, with an easy setup. It helps that most of the shortcuts and commands are familiar because I've used AutoCAD in the past.

CONS: Just something very small: it would be great if the learning curve to use the quad cursor will be a lot shorter.

PROS: I love howBricsCAD makes everything seem easier and more seamless. It is a very well-designed program that caters to the multiple requirements in my line of work.

CONS: I wish that this would be offered as a free tool.

PROS: I like that the tasks done on repeat are automated. The UI is very simple and the software is very clearly built for efficiency because of its impressive AI capacity.

CONS: I haven't found anything to dislike about BricsCAD. There are things that I'm just used to that I wish it has, like a dark interface, or that its intelligent quad cursor took some time to get used to, but there are personal preferences that don't change the fact that I love this CAD tool.

PROS: This is a complete solution offered at a very low cost.

CONS: There aren't enough experts in our department who can fully utilize this. We're considering hiring a person designated to study and use this.

PROS: I love that BricsCAD is so similar to AutoCAD because I'm a superuser of the latter. The UI and UX are so much alike. BricsCAD is ahead in terms of features because of its five-module combo. I'm able to perform tasks with fewer clicks in this single software that offers capabilities in BIM, drafting, mechanical designing, rendering, and sketching. I'm really happy with this latest offering for CAD, which has both a free and premium version.

CONS: It would be great to purchase the product per module in the local currency.

PROS: The best thing about BricsCAD is that it offers a plethora of services at a reasonable price.

CONS: BricsCAD offers plenty of alternate routes that don't seem to render properly in other programs. I wish that they would give more attention to accuracy.

PROS: One of BricsCAD's main appeal lies in its ease of use. It is very straigforward and easy to learn.

CONS: I haven't come across anything negative while dealing with BricsCAD. If you're on the lookout for a CAD solution, I say that it is worth trying out.

PROS: I love how BrisCAD offers practically the same benefits...all at a much lower price point.

CONS: BriscCAD seems to have its own versions of specific commands. This can cause quite a bit of confusion among us users.

PROS: Finally--a CAD solution that operates seamlessly with Linux OS. The fact that BricsCAD does this is enough for me to choose this above any other option.

CONS: BricsCAD seems to have its own set of steps and route when it comes to designing and rendering. Of course, this is not too big of a deal, but it does pose as a problem if I choose to open my designs in other programs.