What I like most about Copilot is how quickly it responds. I don't have to wait long for answers, and the almost instant responses make it feel like a real-time assistant.

Apart from speed, a few other things I really appreciate:

Productivity: It integrates with the apps I already use, making everyday tasks easier.

Context-aware responses: It understands the context and provides relevant answers rather than generic suggestions.

Versatility: It's useful for both technical tasks and creative work, including writing.

Security: Microsoft's focus on security makes me feel more confident using it.

Information gathering: It brings information from different sources together and makes complex topics easier to understand. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Although Copilot is useful, I still feel there’s room for improvement.

At times, the responses come back too generic, and I have to add extra prompts to get to what I’m actually looking for. It can also occasionally provide inaccurate information, so I still need to cross-check anything important.

When I ask more complex technical questions, the answers aren’t always detailed enough, and it sometimes misses the context, especially in longer conversations where the thread matters. On top of that, some of the more useful features depend on a Microsoft 365 subscription, which can limit access.

Overall, Copilot is a solid productivity tool, but I’d like to see better accuracy, consistency, and more depth in its responses. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.