honestly its just the versatility. i use it for everything from drafting emails to explaining code i dont understand to brainstorming dinner ideas at 11pm. the voice mode is pretty neat too - ive started using it to practice presentations in the car.

what really got me hooked though is how it remembers context across long conversations. i can be working on a project for weeks and it'll still remeber the details without me having to re-explain everything. other tools ive tried lose the thread after a few prompts.

oh and custom gpts are sleeper hit. built one for my workout planning and its actually better than most fitness apps ive paid for. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

the knowledge cutoff is annoying - i'll ask about something that happened last month and it confidently makes stuff up. had it hallucinate a whole product feature once because it was trained before the rebrand.

also the browsing tool is hit or miss. sometimes it reads a webpage fine, other times it completly misinterprets whats there and i have to copy-paste the text myself.

and the 40 message cap on gpt-4o? i hit that way too fast when im deep in a coding session. forces me to switch to a dumber model mid-flow which breaks my concentration.

oh and their pricing hikes... not a fan. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.