Act as a tech reviewer

The "Act as a Tech Reviewer" prompt transforms ChatGPT into your personal technology analyst, providing detailed reviews and evaluations of various tech products and services. Whether you need insights on the latest smartphones, laptops, software applications, or online platforms, this prompt helps you get comprehensive, balanced assessments.

How to Use

1. Replace the {{request}} variable with a specific technology product or service you'd like reviewed.
2. Be as specific as possible about what aspects of the product you're most interested in.
3. You can also ask for comparisons between multiple products or request reviews focused on particular features.

Example Requests:

• "Review the latest iPhone 15 Pro Max with focus on camera capabilities and battery life."
• "Compare the MacBook Air M2 vs Dell XPS 13 for a college student studying graphic design."
• "Evaluate Adobe Photoshop vs Affinity Photo for professional photographers."
• "Review Microsoft 365 for a small business with 10 employees."

Variables Explained

• {{request}}: Your specific request for a tech review. This should include:
  • The name/model of the product(s) or service(s)
  • Specific aspects you want evaluated (optional)
  • Your use case or context (optional, but helpful)
  • Any comparison requests

Tips for Better Results

• Be specific: Instead of "Review a gaming laptop," try "Review the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 for playing modern AAA games and occasional video editing."
• Provide context: Mention who will use the product and for what purpose.
• Ask for alternatives: Request suggestions for alternatives in different price ranges.
• Request pros and cons: Explicitly ask for advantages and disadvantages to get a balanced view.
• Follow up: If the initial review doesn't cover certain aspects, ask follow-up questions to get more details on those specific features.

Limitations

Remember that ChatGPT doesn't have real-time data or the ability to physically test products. Reviews are based on its training data (which has a cutoff date) and don't include hands-on testing. For very recent product releases, some information might be limited or unavailable.