I liked the fact that DeepL Pro offers an incredibly powerful and accurate translation system that is ideal for professionals. It also has a great user interface that makes it easy to use, and allows you to customize the translation process to fit your needs. Furthermore, DeepL Pro offers a wide range of language options and the translations are of a very high quality.

The biggest downside to DeepL pro is the cost. It is much more expensive than many other translation services, and the monthly fee structure can be prohibitive for many users.

Excellent. I use it every day. I work mainly in English, but English is not my native language. Because it is so quick to translate, I use DL all the time to check if what I am writing (mostly formal emails or research reports) makes sense and is the most natural way to say it. I also use it to translate entire documents.

1.) Quality of results. 2) Shortcut keys. You can translate anything by simply pressing CTR + C twice.

I like everything. The only problem is that sometimes it crashes and I have to reinstall the software.

My Go-to tool for short texts.

It gets more accurate the bigger the text is. It has a great and easy-to-use online application.

There are a few limitations for the free version that are really inconvenient, the size of the text that can be translated, and documents.

Deepl relieved me of the need of finding speakers of languages I do not speak. In fact, I have compared Deepl translations to translations made by professional translators and I must say that I preferred the result of Deepl.

In my work I need to read books written in languages I do not understand. Google translation most often yields unintelligible results when one wants to have a literary text translated. Deepl, on the other hand, gives a flawless translation. I found extremely useful the fact that it could translate almost perfectly the most elaborate texts. The translation needed very little corrections afterwards. It is amazing that the translation is so good. Google translation had me convinced that translation is always going to be the domain of human translators. Deepl yields perfect translations in no time, while maintaining the original format too.

I became a subscriber the moment I tried it. One feature that could be ameliorated is the fact that one has a limited number of docx files that can be translated per month. There are some months though that I do not use it so much. It would have been nice if I could then use my unused quota. But this is really a minor comment.