What you’ll leave with
A comparison table, unanswered questions and a clearer shortlist.
Before you start
Write your budget in your own currency, the must-have features and what you can compromise on. Collect current details from manufacturers or retailers.
Separate needs from nice-to-haves
Explain what you will actually use the item for. Ask which requirements are essential and which may not justify extra cost.
Supply the evidence
Paste non-sensitive specifications or links from trusted sources. Ask it to distinguish supplied facts from assumptions.
Compare the whole cost
Include delivery, consumables, subscriptions, repairs and returns. Check compatibility with equipment you already own.
Keep the final decision yours
Verify current prices, warranty terms and stock with the seller. Read a range of independent reviews and consider keeping what you have.
Compare [option A] and [option B] for [my use]. My maximum budget is [amount and currency]. My must-haves are [list]. Use only these supplied specifications: [details]. Make a table of trade-offs, total-cost questions and missing information. Say “not verified” where evidence is missing. Do not choose a winner without explaining the compromises.
Replace the square brackets. Leave out private information.
Pause and check
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Make it a habit
Save a version of the prompt that worked for you. Next time, change the details and review the answer afresh. A familiar prompt can still produce a mistake.
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