Ravi M.
RM
Senior Product Manager, Observability Data Collection
Enterprise (> 1000 emp.)
"Fast, Accurate, and Easy to Use—Great Google Integration and Generous Free Plan"
4.5/5
What do you like best about Gemini?

Gemini is easy to use, with a clean, simple interface. I can keep working in the same thread for a long time without running into a limit, so I don’t have to restart or re-explain everything. I can also upload multiple images repeatedly without it stopping me, which is a big help when I’m doing research or reviewing screens and diagrams.

Because it’s from Google, it fits smoothly with the tools I already use—my Google account, Gmail, Drive, and Docs—so moving content between them feels natural. It also pulls from Google Search, which is useful when I need more current information.

Responses are fast, even in long conversations and when I’m uploading images. Compared with other AI tools I’ve tried, I find the answers more accurate. I still double-check important facts, but I end up making fewer corrections.

I’m on the free plan and use it for work, research, creating diagrams for product management, and plenty of other tasks. The free limits are generous enough for my day-to-day use, so I get a lot of value without paying anything. Getting started was straightforward, too: I signed in with my Google account and was able to use it right away, with no setup or training needed.

Overall, it’s a smart, fast, and reliable assistant for my everyday work. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Gemini?

It has the same issue I’ve run into with other AI tools. When I ask whether an answer is correct or needs any corrections, it generates a new version every time, so I’m never sure which one I’m supposed to treat as the final answer. Because of that, I end up double-checking everything myself before I can use it.

My second issue is how it handles context within the same thread. It doesn’t happen every time, but sometimes it fails to pick up on what we already discussed. For example, I might create a workflow diagram, and then in the next prompt ask it to remove one flow from that diagram. Instead of editing what’s already there, it asks me to upload the workflow first. Even when I point out that the diagram is in the previous message, it can take a few tries before it actually refers back to it, and the response often comes back in a different form than I expected. That breaks my flow and costs extra time because I have to re-explain things. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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