
So, the thing about Copilot is that it’s really flexible. It’s very useful for everything from research to generating unique brainstorming ideas, and even creating a hot-topic paragraph from just an article page link or a screenshot. It really works well.
It’s especially helpful when I’m using the Edge browser, because I don’t have to open any other AI tools—most of the work is handled by Copilot itself. I honestly feel more relaxed using it, because it seems to understand me well, whether I’m creating a Word document, a PPT, or working in Excel. Overall, it feels very flexible and convenient. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The thing I dislike, and really hope Microsoft works on in the future, is the document-processing capability. It takes so long compared to other LLMs for the same work, so you have to be very patient if you want a fast response. I don’t suggest it.
I also found another problem: if you tell it to create a PPT (or any other document) and then you ask something else or create a new chat, it automatically dismisses the process. There’s no history or anything— that chat page gets fully removed, and you won’t find it anywhere. I find this really frustrating and a big headache, because you end up having to start from scratch. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.