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Compare CAM350 and SOLIDWORKS 
At a Glance
Market Segments
Small-Business (62.2% of reviews)
Small-Business (43.4% of reviews)
Entry-Level Pricing
No pricing available
No pricing available
CAM350
Star Rating
(43)4.6 out of 5
Market Segments
Small-Business (62.2% of reviews)
Pros & Cons
Entry-Level Pricing
No pricing available
Learn more about CAM350SOLIDWORKS
Star Rating
(624)4.5 out of 5
Market Segments
Small-Business (43.4% of reviews)
Pros & Cons
Entry-Level Pricing
No pricing available
Learn more about SOLIDWORKSSummary
AI Generated Summary
AI-generated. Powered by real user reviews.
- G2 reviewers report that SOLIDWORKS excels in overall user satisfaction, reflected in its higher G2 Score compared to CAM350. Users appreciate its intuitive interface, which simplifies complex 3D modeling and assembly tasks, making it a favorite for those looking to unleash their creativity.
- According to verified reviews, SOLIDWORKS has a significant advantage in the number of user reviews, with over 600 compared to CAM350's 37. This suggests a broader user base and more diverse feedback, providing potential buyers with a more comprehensive understanding of the software's capabilities.
- Users say that while both products are user-friendly, CAM350 shines in its specific PCB layout features. Reviewers highlight the effectiveness of DRC runs and IPC checks, which help identify shorts quickly, making it a valuable tool for PCB verification and layout optimization.
- Reviewers mention that SOLIDWORKS offers a wealth of features for parametric modeling and simulations, which many users find indispensable. The ability to easily convert files from other CAD software and the robust sheet metal features are particularly praised for enhancing productivity.
- G2 reviewers note that CAM350's ease of setup and administration is a strong point, with users appreciating its straightforward onboarding process. This can be particularly beneficial for small businesses looking to implement PCB design tools without extensive training.
- According to recent user feedback, while both products have their strengths, SOLIDWORKS is seen as a better long-term partner in business, with users reporting a more positive experience in terms of product direction and support, which can be crucial for ongoing projects and updates.
Pricing
Entry-Level Pricing
CAM350
No pricing availableSOLIDWORKS
No pricing availableFree Trial
CAM350
No trial information availableSOLIDWORKS
No trial information availableRatings
Meets Requirements
8.8
27
8.8
519
Ease of Use
8.8
31
8.6
523
Ease of Setup
9.0
7
8.2
95
Ease of Admin
8.7
5
7.9
46
Quality of Support
8.5
25
8.1
459
Has the product been a good partner in doing business?
7.3
5
8.3
46
Product Direction (% positive)
9.2
30
8.6
514
Features by Category
CAD to CAM
Not enough data
9.0
42
Not enough data
8.8
42
Not enough data
8.9
42
CNC Programming
Not enough data
8.7
38
Not enough data
8.6
38
Not enough data
8.4
37
Machining
Not enough data
8.6
39
Not enough data
8.7
39
Not enough data
8.8
39
Design
Not enough data
9.5
101
Not enough data
9.4
101
Not enough data
9.3
97
Not enough data
8.1
97
Edit
Not enough data
8.5
95
Not enough data
8.3
88
Not enough data
9.3
96
Not enough data
8.3
83
Collaboration
Not enough data
8.6
92
Not enough data
9.0
94
Not enough data
8.4
88
Library
Not enough data
8.9
28
Not enough data
8.5
27
Not enough data
8.4
28
Not enough data
8.6
23
CAD
Not enough data
8.8
24
Not enough data
9.4
30
Not enough data
9.1
29
Integration
Not enough data
8.5
26
Not enough data
9.6
28
Not enough data
8.5
24
Data
Not enough data
9.2
26
Not enough data
8.7
25
Not enough data
8.3
25
Not enough data
8.9
25
Not enough data
8.2
23
Not enough data
8.7
24
Logistics
Not enough data
9.1
25
File Support - Additive Manufacturing
Not enough data
8.8
60
Not enough data
8.6
46
Not enough data
8.4
51
File Editing - Additive Manufacturing
Not enough data
7.6
54
Not enough data
8.6
59
Software Integrations - Additive Manufacturing
Not enough data
7.6
48
Not enough data
8.8
57
Software Type - Additive Manufacturing
Not enough data
7.7
47
Not enough data
8.6
52
Generative AI - Additive Manufacturing
Not enough data
6.1
19
Not enough data
6.1
19
Building Preparation - Additive Manufacturing
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
Not enough data
File Options
Not enough data
8.9
44
Not enough data
9.1
43
Not enough data
9.0
42
Not enough data
9.3
44
Not enough data
8.3
35
Not enough data
8.3
41
Tools
Not enough data
9.5
43
Not enough data
9.1
41
Not enough data
9.2
43
Design
Not enough data
9.4
43
Design
8.3
21
7.9
12
7.6
19
7.8
12
Tools
7.2
15
9.2
13
8.3
15
8.7
13
Library
7.5
17
8.2
13
Platform
9.1
25
8.6
13
9.0
25
8.1
12
Customization
8.9
19
7.8
12
8.9
19
8.3
12
Design
Not enough data
9.2
59
Not enough data
9.0
60
Not enough data
8.8
60
Not enough data
7.6
58
Tools
Not enough data
8.0
53
Not enough data
7.9
55
Not enough data
7.4
48
Work
Not enough data
7.5
40
Not enough data
7.8
41
Not enough data
8.3
49
Not enough data
8.1
43
Not enough data
8.4
46
Environment
Not enough data
8.3
52
Not enough data
8.4
50
Not enough data
8.2
48
Not enough data
8.6
52
Tools - Mechanical Computer-aided Design (MCAD)
Not enough data
9.3
26
Not enough data
8.5
25
Not enough data
9.3
26
Not enough data
9.1
25
Not enough data
7.7
25
File Options - Mechanical Computer-aided Design (MCAD)
Not enough data
8.6
26
Not enough data
8.5
26
Not enough data
8.2
27
Not enough data
8.3
24
Not enough data
7.6
28
Customization - Mechanical Computer-aided Design (MCAD)
Not enough data
8.3
22
Not enough data
8.3
22
Not enough data
7.6
23
Not enough data
8.2
23
Environment - Mechanical Computer-aided Design (MCAD)
Not enough data
8.3
23
Not enough data
8.4
23
Not enough data
7.9
23
Not enough data
8.9
24
Categories
Categories
Shared Categories
CAM350 and SOLIDWORKS are categorized as PCB Design
Unique Categories
CAM350 has no unique categories
SOLIDWORKS is categorized as Mechanical Computer-aided Design (MCAD), General-Purpose CAD, Simulation & CAE, CAD Viewers, Sketching, Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM), CAD Libraries, CAD Data Exchange, and Additive Manufacturing
Reviews
Reviewers' Company Size
CAM350
Small-Business(50 or fewer emp.)
Mid-Market(51-1000 emp.)
Enterprise(> 1000 emp.)
SOLIDWORKS
Small-Business(50 or fewer emp.)
Mid-Market(51-1000 emp.)
Enterprise(> 1000 emp.)
Small-Business
(50 or fewer emp.)
Mid-Market
(51-1000 emp.)
Enterprise
(> 1000 emp.)
Reviewers' Industry
Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing
43.2%
Semiconductors
13.5%
Automotive
10.8%
Design
8.1%
Computer Hardware
5.4%
Other
18.9%
Mechanical or Industrial Engineering
22.9%
Design
12.0%
Automotive
6.6%
Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing
5.9%
Medical Devices
5.8%
Other
46.8%
Alternatives
Discussions
ODB++ copper Shapes comes out from the board out line why ?
1 Comment
MA
I think you should change the scaling when you import the file via CAM350Read more
Panel Gerber in different Concept like Mouse Bite or V Groove, etc.
1 Comment
VP
Yes panel gerber is different and mouse bites is different Read more
How much does CAM350 cost?
1 Comment
VP
Depend on licenses but it is easy and fast for regular cam editing software and best . Read more
What is SOLIDWORKS used for?
3 Comments
YP
SOLIDWORKS IS USED FOR MULTIPLE WORK LIKE 2D & 3D CAD MODELING, ASSEMBLY MODELING, SHWWET METAL MODELING, SURFACE MODELING, RENDERING, SIMULATION, 3D...Read more
best use o this software
2 Comments
OS
Making 2D sketches and extruding them to make 3d sketches.Read more
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