Flutter with Android Studio makes app development feel smooth and fast. The hot reload feature is a big time-saver, and I love how many built-in widgets it offers : you can build nice-looking UIs without much hassle. Once you get used to it, the interface feels friendly, and it’s easy to connect with other tools and platforms. It’s also great that you can build for both Android and iOS from the same codebase, which really cuts down on effort, a lot of support is available through out the internet which makes implementing new features fast Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The initial setup can be a bit confusing, especially if you're new to it. Sometimes after updates, things break or don't work as expected, which can be frustrating. It also uses a good amount of memory, so if your system isn’t powerful, it might lag or slow down. And while there’s a helpful community, figuring out some errors still takes quite a bit of searching and trial-and-error. With increased frequency of project builds , sometimes the project goes out of sync with no prior errors, ands its confusing when i try to figure out what actually went wrong. Sometimes support for complex solutions are not that easy to find, Sometimes, I don’t use Flutter with Android Studio as often as I’d like because it can feel heavy to start up and slows down on less powerful machines. For quick or small tasks, it’s just easier to use something lighter. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.