Kacper

I've been using this icon pack for a while now, and overall, I'm really happy with it—especially when it comes to animated icons. The quality is great, and for the price, it's honestly one of the best deals out there. If you're specifically looking for animated assets, it's hard to beat. That said, there are a few things to be aware of. While the animated icons stand out, their static icon collection faces tough competition. In that space, you might find other libraries that offer a broader or more tailored selection for certain use cases. One thing worth noting is how the updates are handled. New icons are typically released in themed batches—like a “Food” category with 20–30 icons, sometimes showing the same object in multiple visual styles. While this approach results in depth within each theme, it can lead to a lack of variety across the whole set. For users who build more general or multicategory projects (e.g., e-commerce sites with diverse product types), this focus on deep but narrow updates isn’t ideal. I'd personally prefer a more balanced expansion strategy, where a few icons from different categories are added in each update to better serve broader use cases. TL;DR — The animated icons are high-quality and well-priced, making them a great value overall. However, due to the category-based update model, the pack currently lacks the variety I'd hoped for. That said, since each update usually includes 30 to 100 new icons, it’s likely that, over time, the animated icon set will become diverse enough to meet the needs of almost any project.