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Gemini

Google's answer to GPT-4

4.8•127 reviews•

5.1K followers

Google's answer to GPT-4

4.8•127 reviews•

5.1K followers

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Google's largest and most capable AI model. Built from the ground up to be multimodal, Gemini can generalize and seamlessly understand, operate across and combine different types of information, including text, images, audio, video and code.

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4.8

Based on 127 reviews

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Reviews praise Gemini’s strong multimodal performance, long context windows, fast responses, and smooth Google ecosystem integration, with many citing excellent value and generous credits. Makers of

Google

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Waxwing

highlight easy building via AI Studio, reliable assistants/smart-reply use, and standout marketing/RAG results. Common wins include PDF parsing, image/video handling, coding help, and streamlined workflows. Critiques note occasional inconsistency versus competitors and uneven web-sourced answers. Overall, Gemini is seen as a versatile, affordable workhorse that’s improving quickly and favored for production-friendly APIs and speed.

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Pros

fast performance (14)

multimodal capabilities (8)

high-quality outputs (7)

large context window (7)

Google integration (5)

cost-effective (4)

affordable (3)

AI Studio (2)

free tier (2)

real-time AI responses (2)

Cons

inconsistent data (4)

hallucinations (3)

Pros

Cons

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•9 reviews

What's great

fast performance (14)Google integration (5)large context window (7)high-quality outputs (7)

I use Gemini by Google almost daily, especially for research and structuring the flow of my papers. It helps me organize ideas, clarify concepts, and get quick explanations without breaking my momentum. Whether I'm outlining sections, exploring unfamiliar topics, or refining my writing, Gemini consistently gives clear and useful responses. It also saves me a lot of time I’d normally spend switching between tabs or searching for references.

The interface is simple and responsive, which makes it easy to work with. At this point, it’s become one of the tools I naturally reach for in my research workflow.

What needs improvement

outdated information (1)

Gemini is strong for quick use and everyday clarity, but for detailed research workflows, GPT currently feels more stable and precise. Still, Gemini is improving quickly, and I appreciate how lightweight and easy it is to use.

vs Alternatives

OpenAI

GPT-5

I chose Gemini because it’s fast, simple to use, and great for quick research and idea structuring.

How consistent are outputs over repeated runs and prompts?

In my experience, Gemini’s output reliability is generally good, but it’s not always consistent across repeated runs of the same prompt.

How does Gemini handle outdated or time-sensitive information?

From my experience, Gemini can sometimes struggle with time-sensitive or rapidly changing information. This isn’t unique to Gemini, most LLMs have this limitation, but GPT models tend to be slightly more reliable when dealing with the latest context or breaking updates. I’ve found that Gemini works best when you ask it to verify its assumptions or when you provide specific up-to-date references.

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392 views3mo ago

•6 reviews

Congrats on the launch! I've been waiting for a truly mobile-native, conversational AI and this delivers. I just used it to brainstorm and outline a blog post while walking my dog – something that's always been clunky with text-based interfaces on mobile. The low latency on the voice recognition is key to making this feel like a real conversation. A quick thought: It would be a game-changer if the chat history could be easily exported or synced with Google Docs/Keep for further editing. Is anything like that on the roadmap? Keep up the amazing work!

What's great

fast performance (14)

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227 views9mo ago

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Gemini

to build Zen Reader

•4 reviews

I've tried a bunch of Al tools-ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot-but Gemini impressed me with how naturally it fits into my workflow. Its integration with Google tools makes it fast and smooth for things like writing copy, summarizing articles, or even brainstorming UX ideas. Compared to others, it's less about flashy responses and more about practical output that helps me actually move forward. What I like most is how it saves me time: I can offload research, code snippets, and content drafts so I can focus on designing and building. A tip if you're just starting: pair Gemini with Google Docs and Gmail-it becomes a crazy-efficient assistant. And it's surprisingly good at refining rough thoughts into production-ready copy.

What's great

fast performance (14)Google integration (5)high-quality outputs (7)

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123 views10mo ago

•9 reviews

What's great

fast performance (14)Google integration (5)large context window (7)high-quality outputs (7)

The interface is simple and responsive, which makes it easy to work with. At this point, it’s become one of the tools I naturally reach for in my research workflow.