Gemini Reviews & Insights

Score8.3 out of 10

61 Reviews and Ratings

Overview

Synthesised from 5 reviews | Last Published May 27, 2026

In TrustRadius reviews, Gemini is primarily utilized to enhance productivity across various organizational functions, frequently integrated with other AI tools like ChatGPT for information comparison and validation. Reviewers leverage it significantly for data analysis, research, and content generation, including visual assets and refining written content. Its strengths are consistently noted in image editing, data analysis and file handling, and diverse writing and editing tasks.

Reviewers also found Gemini to offer a notable advantage in speed and overall performance. However, a significant concern, cited by 3 of 5 reviewers, revolves around the model's accuracy, particularly its susceptibility to providing incorrect information. Issues with generated image quality, especially facial rendering, and a perceived lack of conversational warmth were also noted. Despite these areas for improvement, reviewers consistently report a positive impact on business objectives, primarily through time savings and reduced labor costs.

Pros

Image editing and generation capabilities
Data analysis and file handling proficiency
Versatile writing and editing assistance
Content transcription and feature identification
Faster processing speed and overall performance

Cons

Susceptibility to providing inaccurate information ('hallucinations')
Quality issues with generated images, particularly facial rendering and text
Lack of an engaging or personable conversational style
Inconsistent quality in generated writing style

What positive or negative impact (i.e. Return on Investment or ROI) has Gemini had on your overall business objectives?

From 5 reviews | Last Published May 27, 2026

Summary

Reviewers consistently report that Gemini has a positive impact on business objectives, primarily through significant time savings and, consequently, reduced labor costs. All 5 reviewers specifically highlighted the tool's ability to accelerate various workflows, suggesting a clear return on investment in terms of operational efficiency. This efficiency gain is not limited to a single area, with reviewers noting benefits in data analysis and content creation. Furthermore, 2 of 5 reviewers explicitly connected these time savings to tangible cost reductions, indicating a direct financial benefit from the adoption of Gemini. The observed efficiencies suggest that the tool contributes positively to the overall resource allocation and productivity within organizations.

Related topics

Time Savings Cost Reduction

Top Quotes

Time Savings

“It's sped up some workflows”

Cost Reduction

“Saves time/labor costs in generating customized images for posters, etc.”

Describe how you use Gemini in your organization. What are the business problems the product addresses and what is the scope of your use case?

From 5 reviews | Last Published May 27, 2026

Summary

Reviewers primarily utilize Gemini for enhancing productivity across various organizational functions, often integrating it with other AI tools. A significant application, cited by 3 of 5 reviewers, involves data analysis and research, where Gemini assists with tasks ranging from competitive analysis to lesson planning and student assessment. Concurrently, 3 of 5 reviewers also report using Gemini in a complementary capacity with other AI platforms, such as ChatGPT, Claude, and GPT, to compare information, brainstorm, and cross-validate outputs. Furthermore, 2 of 5 reviewers leverage Gemini for content generation and editing, specifically for creating visual assets like event flyers and refining written content like social media captions. This indicates Gemini serves as a versatile tool, either as a primary resource for analytical and creative tasks or as a supplementary AI for validation and expanded ideation.

Top Quotes

AI Comparison and Complementary Use

“Gemini is used as our backup ai by most team members, after Claude, GPT.”

Data Analysis and Research

“We use Gemini for data analysis, lesson planning, student assessment and more.”

Content Generation and Editing

“Use primarily to generate images for event flyers and advertisements.”

Please provide some detailed examples of areas where Gemini has room for improvement.

From 5 reviews | Last Published May 27, 2026

Summary

Reviewers identified several areas where Gemini could be enhanced, primarily focusing on its accuracy, creative output, and conversational engagement. A significant concern, noted by 3 of 5 reviewers, revolved around the model's accuracy, particularly its susceptibility to providing incorrect information or 'hallucinations' during extended interactions. Beyond factual correctness, the quality of generated images also emerged as a point for improvement, with 2 of 5 reviewers citing issues with facial rendering and text generation. Additionally, a desire for a more engaging and personable interaction style was expressed by 2 of 5 reviewers, indicating a perceived lack of conversational warmth. While writing style received mixed feedback from 2 of 5 reviewers, suggesting some aspects are appreciated, the overall sentiment points to opportunities for refinement across core functionalities.

Top Quotes

Accuracy and Hallucinations

“Accuracy of answers (on flash model)”

Image Generation Quality

“Faces in generated images can be kind of scary looking, deformed.”

Conversational Tone

“Gemini could use improvement feeling more conversational and warm.”

Please provide some detailed examples of things that Gemini does particularly well.

From 5 reviews | Last Published May 27, 2026

Summary

Reviewers frequently highlight Gemini's proficiency across several key functional areas, particularly its capabilities in content creation and data handling. Its strengths are most consistently noted in image editing and generation, data analysis and file handling, and various writing and editing tasks, each cited by 3 of 5 reviewers. Beyond these core functionalities, users also found value in its ability to transcribe content and identify features, as noted by 2 of 5 reviewers. Additionally, a similar proportion of reviewers perceived Gemini to offer a notable advantage in terms of speed and overall performance compared to other AI programs. These observations collectively suggest that Gemini is valued for its versatile utility in creative, analytical, and administrative workflows, often outperforming competitors in specific use cases.

Top Quotes

Image editing and generation

“Image generation”

Data analysis and file handling

“Spreadsheet formulas and modifications of csv files”

Writing and editing tasks

“schema markup”

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Gemini Reviews

8 Reviews

Gemini is Great for Schools

Rating: 10 out of 10

Incentivized

November 10, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I work at a school and Gemini is used extensively to various different purposes. As we have Google Workspace accounts, data used in the model is not used for further training so we are able to provide it with data that we would not be able to with a public version. We use Gemini for data analysis, lesson planning, student assessment and more.

Pros

Quick data analysis
Transcription of handwriting or audio
Feature finding

Cons

Speed of processing (on pro model)
Accuracy of answers (on flash model)
Veo 3 should be able to use picture prompts when creating videos (without errors)

Likelihood to Recommend

Gemini is fantastic for receiving quick answers to questions where accuracy is not paramount. It is great for brainstorming ideas. It is also fantastic for analysing large swathes of unformatted data and finding correlations. Gemini can also transcribe handwriting and audio files making it excellent for formative assessment. It can also now create Google Slides which is great for lesson planning. Gemini is only as good as the prompts you provide it with though so you must remember to be exact with your prompts to get the best outputs.

Brett Grear

IT/ Teacher at St Vincent's Catholic Primary School (11-50 employees)

Vetted Review

3 years of experience

Once you learn to craft your prompts can generate cool graphics

Rating: 6 out of 10

Incentivized

November 6, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Use primarily to generate images for event flyers and advertisements. We use clipart services, but a lot of the time is spent searching through hundreds of images to find one that does most of the things that are needed, then spend more time in Photoshop manipulating them to meet specific needs. Gemini is helping reduce that search/creation time.

Pros

Image generation
Poster copy writing
Altering existing images

Cons

Faces in generated images can be kind of scary looking, deformed.
When asking for specific text in an image, it often generates funky randomly spelled text instead.
Tried a bulk image search with uploaded png files to find the same images online and the links it provided were 404 errors instead.

Likelihood to Recommend

With some practice in crafting prompts, works well for generating cartoons, photos, simulated paintings, etc. for use in posters without requiring too much editing. The resolution however is not especially high, so for high end printwork, it might not be as appropriate. If you need to be sure of copyright, I don't feel confident that it follows all the rules, so if that is important, be sure to research further.

Verified User

Vice-President in Corporate (1-10 employees)

Vetted Review

1 year of experience

Gemini -- Good backup.

Rating: 4 out of 10

Incentivized

November 5, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Typically I use Gemini in conjunction with ChatGPT as a source for brainstorming ideas, analyzing data, research, and copywriting help. I've used it to help edit someone else's work, and I use it a lot for social media captions and things like that. Sometimes I've used it for competitor analysis as well.

Pros

It has been pretty good with rewrites and slight edits.
It has been helpful in project management.
It has been helpful with easy writing tasks like social media captions or holiday descriptions.

Cons

I think it can do better with writing -- typically I like ChatGPTs response better.
It was particularly helpful in a competitor analysis.
I like that it doesn't default to as flowery language as ChatGPT.

Likelihood to Recommend

Well-suited for organizing thoughts and research -- not as well-suited for copywriting. Pretty good at brainstorming.

Verified User

Manager in Marketing (1001-5000 employees)

Vetted Review

2 years of experience

Gemini on the AI podium

Rating: 8 out of 10

Incentivized

November 5, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I used ChatGPT Plus as a reference in my previous organization, and Copilot associated with M365 in my current one. In both cases, I complemented their use with Gemini. When dealing with professional matters, you often need to compare information and opinions, especially when the source is AI. In addition to comparing it with scientific literature, traditional internet sources, etc., I usually use other, different AIs. The results are sometimes surprising.

Pros

The new image editing functionality surprised me
In general, file loading is better than in other AI programs
I think it's somewhat faster than other AI programs, or at least that's the impression it usually gives
Features like canvas and deep research are very interesting

Cons

The mobile app sometimes has problems, especially with long conversations; the website, however, doesn't
It's prone to hallucinations during long conversations, and other AIs like ChatGPT simply cut it off, which is also a problem
I've noticed that it tends to contradict itself if you test it or insist on arguments for and against the topic of conversation
I've noticed that it tends to provide more inaccurate information than other AIs; on the other hand, I also think it's the one that has made the most significant improvement recently

Likelihood to Recommend

There are many strong players in the AI field. Overall, I think ChatGPT is the most accomplished, and Copilot has the greatest advantage in terms of market penetration due to its integration with leading productivity tools in the business world (M354, Office, Outlook, etc.). Others like Claude and Mistral also have compelling arguments, but in general, ChatGPT, Copilot, and Gemini are the most accessible to the public and small and medium-sized businesses, and they will likely dominate the market. I would say that Gemini started out a bit underdeveloped, but it has quickly caught up and is now a major competitor and a benchmark, and it also offers the possibility of integrating with tools from the giant Google.

Verified User

Administrator in Information Technology (201-500 employees)

Vetted Review

2 years of experience

A Solid Tool and Everyday Workhorse

Rating: 7 out of 10

Incentivized

November 3, 2025

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Gemini is used as our backup ai by most team members, after Claude, GPT. Gemini is great for quick computing tasks and quick answers that we need when we don't want to waste our limited usage with other ai tools. We usually have less conversational interactions and more straight problem solving.

Pros

Spreadsheet formulas and modifications of csv files
schema markup
javascript code
meta titles and descriptions for web pages

Cons

Gemini could use improvement feeling more conversational and warm.
I don't like being asked in an A/B test for Gemini to compare two different responses.
Gemini needs more personality

Likelihood to Recommend

It's well suited for quick problem solving and asking questions that have a specific answer. We often use it to ask questions about Google and SEO as all of these things change. It's less appropriate for deep research and conversational transactions. It excels at quick problem solving like math and formulas or small code chunks - but not large ongoing projects.

David Victorine

Lead Developer at Nozak Consulting (11-50 employees)

Vetted Review

2 years of experience

Verified on LinkedIn

Reclaim your hard drive with Gemini

Rating: 8 out of 10

Incentivized

October 14, 2019

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

As Apple continues to put a premium on storage space on its MacBooks, individuals and companies alike are pressured to purchase smaller storage options than they otherwise would have. As a result, several great Mac utilities, such as Gemini and DaisyDisk have cropped up to help users manage the smaller storage on their machines. Gemini helps users solve this problem by identifying duplicate files for users so that they can better organize their file system, while simultaneously eliminating storage-wasting duplicates.

Pros

File De-Duplication - Gemini does a great job of finding files that are bit-for-bit identical to each other. Typically these are caused by user replication, and Gemini sniffs them out and displays them for easy user decisions.
Similar Photo identification - Got a lot of similar photos, but not the exact same one? That's ok, this is a huge source of wasted space, and Gemini can deal with these too. If you're a "spray and pray" type of photographer, Gemini will help you clean up near-duplicate photos, helping you keep only the best.
Fast File Triage - Once Gemini has identified all these duplicates, what do you do with them? Gemini helps you triage the list of duplicates and easily decide which copies to keep. This is handy if you want to keep all files in the X folder, but not in the Y folder.

Cons

With the recent update to macOS Catalina, Gemini hasn't been updated yet. As a result, it requests access to each folder you want to scan for duplicates. Not ideal. It could take an approach like other apps, and ask for full-disk access through privacy settings instead.
Gemini could make a more robust rule system that enables you to select which file to delete based on regular expressions, for instance.
While Gemini helps me identify similar, though not identical photos, it's still up to me to decide which ones are the "best". Perhaps if Gemini did some machine learning on these photos, it could learn which are the best, and help you choose.

Likelihood to Recommend

As I described in the initial use case, Mac storage is a premium, so having a tool that helps your storage stay clean is incredibly useful. Almost always, duplicates are wasted space, so Gemini is a single purpose tool that helps you identify duplicates easily for quick clean up of your Mac's hard drive. Point of fact, it'll help clean up your cloud storage space too, if you select your cloud sync folders on your machine as well!

Verified User

Engineer in Research & Development (5001-10,000 employees)

Vetted Review

2 years of experience

Gemini Easy to Use!

Rating: 7 out of 10

Incentivized

May 15, 2017

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use it to manage our bids in Yahoo for our search terms, keywords, ads, ad groups, and campaigns. This helps us to manage the amount that we spend on our advertising through Yahoo. It is used by the marketing department, within which I work. It helps us manage our bids in a timely and orderly fashion.

Pros

It's extremely easy to search for a keyword, ad group, or campaign.
It's extremely easy to update a bid for a keyword, ad group or campaign.
Both Google & Bing require you to download a program in order to edit our bids. Gemini does not.

Cons

Sometimes when I search for an Ad Group, duplicates appear. But when I go into the Campaign and look for the Ad Group, there is only one.
The line in which it says which Campaign and then Ad Group you are in should be frozen so that it would easier to select the Campaign to go back & then into a different Ad Group.
You can't search for a keyword by its affiliate id. That is extremely frustrating. When I search for a keyword by its name, it brings up all keywords with that name, no matter what match type it has.

Likelihood to Recommend

I would tell them how easy it is to activate or pause a keyword, ad group or campaign. And how easy it is to update a bid for a keyword, ad group or campaign. I would also tell them how easy it is to navigate through Gemini when searching for a keyword in an ad group within a campaign.

Chani Loeb

Customer Service Representitive in Marketing at Marriage Max (1-10 employees)

Vetted Review

1 year of experience

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Gemini Issues tracker

Rating: 10 out of 10

December 22, 2014

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Three years ago we implemented Gemini internally to help consolidate and centralize IT projects tracking and management. Also, Gemini helped implement web-based release process management and sign-off process, establish development defects tracking for internal and user-acceptance testing. This solution addressed lack of IT transparency and formal communication.

Pros

Gemini offers flexible framework that allowed IT to build a workflow based process. IT change requests were divided into several buckets: New Change Requests group for business units to submit requests for enhancements and new project ideas, Pending Change Requests for approved projects that are waiting for IT resources, Application Development where we track active projects, Defect Tracking where bugs are tracked during testing and finally Release Management where requests for deployment are tracked.
Gemini allows to create custom fields and add them to View, Edit and Add screens. This flexible model allowed us to track additional information on the project such as IT Point of Contact, System Name, Team Name, Testing dates, etc.
Gemini has flexible email notification model that allows to keep business customers informed on the project progress. Whenever comment is added by project manager email alerts goes out anyone that is set to watch project progress.

Cons

It would be useful for Gemini to offer a mobile-friendly version.
It would be helpful for Gemini to provide more granular control over email notification options. Currently, we cannot turn off update type emails
Gemini could improve homepage design to provide a dashboard for all projects in the system.

Likelihood to Recommend

Gemini is well suited to help track issues and change requests, projects, bugs, time logs, etc. It is less appropriate for reporting needs or general office management needs.

Boris Skylar

Vice President, Application Systems in Information Technology at Penn Treaty Network America (51-200 employees)

Vetted Review

6 years of experience

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Reclaim your hard drive with Gemini

Rating: 8 out of 10

Incentivized

October 14, 2019

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Pros

File De-Duplication - Gemini does a great job of finding files that are bit-for-bit identical to each other. Typically these are caused by user replication, and Gemini sniffs them out and displays them for easy user decisions.
Similar Photo identification - Got a lot of similar photos, but not the exact same one? That's ok, this is a huge source of wasted space, and Gemini can deal with these too. If you're a "spray and pray" type of photographer, Gemini will help you clean up near-duplicate photos, helping you keep only the best.
Fast File Triage - Once Gemini has identified all these duplicates, what do you do with them? Gemini helps you triage the list of duplicates and easily decide which copies to keep. This is handy if you want to keep all files in the X folder, but not in the Y folder.

Cons

With the recent update to macOS Catalina, Gemini hasn't been updated yet. As a result, it requests access to each folder you want to scan for duplicates. Not ideal. It could take an approach like other apps, and ask for full-disk access through privacy settings instead.
Gemini could make a more robust rule system that enables you to select which file to delete based on regular expressions, for instance.
While Gemini helps me identify similar, though not identical photos, it's still up to me to decide which ones are the "best". Perhaps if Gemini did some machine learning on these photos, it could learn which are the best, and help you choose.

Likelihood to Recommend

Verified User

Engineer in Research & Development (5001-10,000 employees)

Vetted Review

2 years of experience