The voice feature made it more useful for me. Typing a long prompt on a phone is annoying, but speaking a question while walking or cooking is easy. I use it for recipes, travel planning, and explaining tech problems in plain English. The hype is real, but the usefulness is real too if you build the habit.

I think it depends on your job and habits. I downloaded it, used it heavily for two weeks, then slowed down. It is useful when I need a quick draft or explanation, but I do not open it the way I open maps, email, or banking apps. For me it is a tool, not a daily addiction.

I use it more than I expected, but not for everything. The best use for me is quick wording help, summarizing long messages, planning errands, and asking questions when I do not want to dig through search results. It is not magic, and I still check important answers, but as a phone app it has become part of my daily workflow.