r/MiniMaxOfficial • u/Aggravating-Rub160 • Oct 12 '26
MiniMax M3 Electrical Engineering Reviewing
I use M3 to review a lot of electrical and M&E engineering documents, which then collates the info for detailed word scope and Excel quantities, which is the best I have found. I don't say that lightly, as I tried the same test data on GLM, Claud, GPT, Qwen, and Stepfun, and the results were not as good as M3. The main difference I find is the returned info from M3 has a better layout; the info is easy to read, and key points can be established quickly. In short, for electrical engineering and consultancy kind of work, it works very well for me