🏷️ About: nRF Connect is a powerful generic tool that allows you to scan and explore your Bluetooth Low Energy (henceforth Bluetooth LE, also called Bluetooth Version 4.0+ of the Bluetooth specification) devices and communicate with them.
by Klyhthwy
Just not running very long before closing. Unusable for me.
Signal strength not visible by the bars as in Nordic Toolbox app.
by Aji2112
nRFConnect crashed three times while i was trying to write a one-star review saying it crashes constantly. Seems to be a serious multithreading issue. I’m amazed this made it through QA.
by Frank Langella
My phone finds it fine but nRFConnect won’t for some reason.
by FeloneousCst
It displays services and characteristics incorrectly compares to the iPad version. I created user defined characteristics and they show up perfect on iPad.
They never show up on my iPhone.
by Philzay
Definitely a helpful tool for working with BLE Devices but I’ve been having issues lately where it’s not reading characteristic values for some reason. Please update!
by Vanguard ACE
all the new look and feel is nice...embedded developers need info....where’s the MAC addresses?...how to enable?....pls refer to how the android nrf connect has all these laid out....i used to be able to use iphone for this but now it’s not as useful when using this utility
by Nrfuser
Previous versions would allow filtering by rssi well above -40 dbm, why was it removed?
by Pbush25
I (somewhat unfortunately) decided to install the updated version that was released 08/19, based on the fact that even though the release notes said there were major changes, no features were noted as being removed.
However, with the latest version you can no longer see (or share) a raw log of all the data being passed back from registered characteristics.
I emailed the developers and they said we could expect it in several updates, but as I told them also it’s kinda sad to remove a major feature during a huge development process and also at least not warn anyone 😥
Aside from that, the new design is better, although I wish I could drag the connected sensor drawer full screen or card like as it will be in iOS 13.
by λανθάνος
The RSSI filter doesn’t seem to work. I set it to -60dBm but devices with much weaker signal (even-100dB) are still showing up in the results.
by A99999aqq
Works pretty well, but the Android version has a lot more functionality. Make the iOS version like that!
by Real Person Rated
The mystery you heard is REAL, app shows everyone, nothing to hide here
by Jdog1900
I've worked with BLE devices now for about a decade, focused on the engineering side.
nRFConnect is the very best I've seen and used, not to mention the team behind it is truly on it ball and always making key and important improvements.
Most apps you only see bug fixes and updates to allow for New OS.
But real advances are rare.
These guys are always innovating so keep up the great work!!!!!!!!!
by Skorzeny1943
I love your app, I personally think is good and it works properly, but we would love to have macros as we do have in the android version. Thanks
by Pat Pannuto
UPDATE:
Looks like this was the same issue others were having (#27 on gh), latest update seems to have addressed it. @nordic, thanks for the quick fix, sorry I wasn’t more responsive with crash dumps, was out of country for a few weeks, glad others were able to help debug.
OLD TEXT:
nRFConnect immediately crashes and closes when opening. iOS 11.3.1, iPhone 8
by Oclyke
Okay, that’s a little optimistic and unfair - but seriously the effort they put into tools for their developers is INCREDIBLE and they deserve every level of praise.
by Alexbuzzbee
What better can be said about an app? I needed to upload a firmware update to a BLE device I bought. nRF Connect made DFU pretty easy, and it also showed a pretty large subset of the data from the device which was handy for testing.
by Joe12333you
Been using it to flash my pinewatch and works flawlessly
Yes. nRF Connect for Mobile is very safe to use. This is based on our NLP (Natural language processing) analysis of over 143 User Reviews sourced from the Appstore and the appstore cumulative rating of 4.3/5 . Justuseapp Safety Score for nRF Connect Is 84.8/100.
Yes. nRF Connect for Mobile is a totally legit app. This conclusion was arrived at by running over 143 nRF Connect for Mobile User Reviews through our NLP machine learning process to determine if users believe the app is legitimate or not. Based on this, Justuseapp Legitimacy Score for nRF Connect Is 99.5/100..
nRF Connect for Mobile works most of the time. If it is not working for you, we recommend you excersise some patience and retry later or Contact Support.
nRF Connect is a powerful generic tool that allows you to scan and explore your Bluetooth Low Energy (henceforth Bluetooth LE, also called Bluetooth Version 4.0+ of the Bluetooth specification) devices and communicate with them.
nRF Connect also allows your iOS device to advertise as a peripheral, with full support of many of Bluetooth SIG adopted profiles.
• Live RSSI Chart of Scanned Bluetooth LE Peripherals.
• Parsing Multiple Formats of Bluetooth LE Advertisement Data.
• Scan and discover nearby Bluetooth LE peripherals.
• Filter Scanned Peripherals by Name, Manufacturer, Services (Advertised & Connected) and RSSI Level.
• Setting up a Bluetooth LE (Peripheral) Server and Notifying/Indicating back to connected Central(s).
• Privacy-Oriented: Full-Disclosure of Scanned Data, Advertised Data, and User-Performed Actions held by nRF Connect.
• Connecting to Any Connectable Bluetooth LE Smart Device.
• Supports DFU on all Nordic Semiconducto-powered devices.
• Supports Nordic Thingy™ from Nordic Semiconductor.
• Logs: Including BLE Function calls, and Export Function as CSV and Text.
• Discovery of Services, Characteristics and Descriptors.
• Read and Write Characteristics and Descriptors.
