OpenAI's ChatGPT has been around for a while. I started using it when GPT-3 was the current model. While it could do things that seemed (or were) impressive a couple of years back, it was more of a gimmick than a tool. With the rollout of the GPT-6 models, OpenAI made a huge jump. Before, code needed lots of reviews and agents were in constant search of approval for tasks they were supposed to run. But now, it actually takes real-life work off my hands. I give it a task, and it sticks with it until it's finished. There are only approval questions if my prompt wasn't clear, and the quality of the output is amazing. You need really good employees to get this level of code or work on the first review. It is easy to use and integrates with many apps and programs I use daily. The Plus subscription is fairly priced at USD 20/month. It pays itself back easily. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There are no real complaints at the moment. Of course, there could be more usage for the same price, but I understand that good AI models are expensive to run, and they have to cap usage somewhere, so after all, no real complaint. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about ChatGPT is how many different things I end up using it for. I originally started with simple questions and looking up information, but over time it became something I use almost every day.

At work, it helps me understand unfamiliar topics, organize information, come up with ideas and figure out how to approach tasks I'm not sure where to start with. Sometimes I just need a quick explanation, and other times we go back and forth for quite a while until I get something useful.

I also use it outside my main job, especially when I'm preparing educational materials. It helps me turn scattered notes into structured lessons, plan course content, come up with examples and explain complicated things in a way that beginners can understand.

Of course, I still check the information and rewrite things in my own words. But that's actually what I like about it. I don't expect ChatGPT to do all my thinking for me. It helps me get from an idea to something I can actually work with much faster. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes ChatGPT sounds so confident that it's easy to forget it can actually be wrong. I've had situations where an answer looked perfectly reasonable, but after checking a few details, I realized some of the information wasn't accurate.

Another small thing is that it occasionally overcomplicates simple requests. I'll ask a straightforward question and get a long explanation when all I really needed was a couple of sentences :)

Neither of these is a dealbreaker for me. I've just learned not to take every answer at face value, especially when I'm preparing something that other people will be learning from. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Instead of spending 20 minutes scrolling through search engine results, dodging ads, and reading long articles just to find one specific answer, you can just ask directly. You can ask it the same question five different ways, ask "silly" questions you'd feel embarrassed to ask a colleague, or have it debug a line of code for the tenth time without any frustration. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It makes mistakes like It can invent fake book titles, non-existent legal cases, or incorrect historical dates, presenting them with absolute authority. Also sometimes when I ask for an Image prompt it directly generate the image instead of providing the prompt. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The app has an easy, intuitive design. I like that all of your conversations are saved, and that you can search through them using keywords. It’s also nice that you can install plugins to work with different applications like Smartsuite, Teams, design software, and more. Works fast or uses different models to think about the mater deeper. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes I worry about the safety of my files. It’s also not very good at producing images, especially architecture-related ones. I’ve also run into issues where it can be misleading, and even when I specifically ask it to use only the available information, it still ends up creating something. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

ChatGPT is great for writing, and its answers feel accurate. It also offers multiple tools, including image support, and using Codex is especially helpful. Having Plus for my work is an added advantage. It can handle ongoing tasks, and the responses are concise. Overall, I think it’s one of the best models so far. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The token usage for higher models is quite high. Aside from that, I don’t think there’s anything else that’s difficult. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most about ChatGPT is how useful it is for everyday tasks. I use it to come up with ideas, write descriptions, improve my YouTube content, troubleshoot computer problems, and get help with music production. The interface is simple to use, and I can ask follow-up questions until I get the results I want. The AI understands context pretty well and can adjust its answers based on my feedback. It saves me time, especially when I'm stuck or don't know where to start. The free version is also useful because I can get help without paying for a subscription. Overall, it's a practical tool that helps me work faster, be more creative, and solve problems more easily. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike about ChatGPT is that sometimes the answers feel too generic or sound like they were written by AI. I sometimes have to ask multiple times before I get the exact result I'm looking for. It can also misunderstand instructions or give incorrect information with confidence. The free version has usage limits, which can be frustrating when I'm using it for important tasks. Overall, I think it's a great tool, but it could improve by following instructions more accurately and giving more natural, straightforward answers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have been using ChatGPT for the last 2–3 years, and during this time it has helped me in various ways, both professionally and personally. It has supported me with my work and studies, and even with everyday problems. At times, it has also been an emotional support throughout this time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Token limit is a problem, and I also can’t generate videos. Another issue is that it seems to agree with everything I say. I want it to feel real and honest—if I’m wrong, correct me, and don’t just blindly agree. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Features like conversation history and memory make it easy for me to pick up where I left off without having to repeat context. ChatGPT also works smoothly with Microsoft 365 apps like Word and Excel, which makes drafting and editing feel seamless. Integration with tools like Outlook and Google Calendar saves me time when scheduling or when I’m drafting emails.

Responses are fast and reliable, even for more complex queries, and it handles long-form content generation well without noticeable lag. The free version is surprisingly capable, but the Microsoft 365 Premium plan adds real value through higher usage limits and tighter app integrations.

For me, the ROI mainly comes from time saved: drafting emails, preparing interview answers, or summarizing documents can take minutes instead of hours. Onboarding is straightforward too, with clear documentation and tutorials. What stands out most is the reasoning—it doesn’t just answer questions; it explains, compares, and challenges ideas when that’s helpful. Features like Think Deeper and Deep Research also contribute by providing more thorough, nuanced insights. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While the interface is clean, navigating long conversations can feel clunky. When threads get extended, it’s easy to lose track of the context while scrolling back and forth.

The integrations are useful, but they aren’t always seamless. For instance, pulling data from connected drives can sometimes feel more limited than the experience in the native apps.

At times, the AI produces overly verbose responses when a concise summary would be more helpful, which can reduce efficiency.

I also think a more flexible pricing model—such as pay-per-use or tiered credits—could make adoption easier for casual users.

Finally, a more interactive onboarding experience, like guided tutorials or in-app tips, would help new users discover and unlock features faster.

Suggested improvement: stronger context retention across sessions, along with more transparency around how memory adapts over time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how versatile, fast, and easy to use ChatGPT is. It helps me brainstorm ideas, create and refine content, solve problems, research topics, and turn rough thoughts into polished, usable output. The natural back-and-forth conversation is a big plus, and being able to iterate quickly on the results is especially useful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes ChatGPT can be overly cautious or give generic answers when I need something specific. It can also occasionally misunderstand the context or provide inaccurate information, so I still need to verify important details. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like chatgpt because it is one of the easiest and most openly available AI assistant. It is easy to onboard and no requires no expertise.

It can be used as an allrounder, i.e., throw anything at it and it provides you a answer. I can search for circuits, their properties, can read datasheets and provide me an answer, can generate images and also can code enough for basic use. It is fast and does the intended work efficiently. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

it sometimes gives you a wrong answer and when u cross explain it it goes with our data rather than checking it with the data available on internet. You have to constantly instruct it with new prompts to check to expect a new favorable and correct reply. So in case of technical decisions you need to cross verify the answer. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.