Adobe Premiere Pro

This review is from an educational perspective.
In our school, we love the fact that students can start learning with simple projects and evolve as they master new techniques and new challenges arise.
Importing video clips has become quite intuitive in the latest versions with a renewed emphasis in "starting to create right away". Editing and adding titles is easy, with the assistance of Creative Cloud integration, libraries, and Adobe Sensei helping too. The exporting experience has also changed, adapting to common standards in social media formats besides the usual professional outputs Premiere Pro is known for.
Premiere Pro is a well known non linear editor, and as such, the amount of educational resources is quite profuse.The abundance of educational material directly from Adobe and other sources helps new users get results quickly.
Also, Premiere Pro has no issues providing the same experience in both Windows and Macs (now with Apple Silicon support)

Just a minor thing: Unless the subscription for Premiere Pro is bought separately, the app is tied to a subscription model that includes design apps you may not need. This may not be a problem for the majority of users, as we often need to review or adapt assets created in Illustrator or Photoshop.

I've been editing videos professionally and personally for more than a decade. Adobe Premiere Pro has always been a top of the line software for more advanced editing. For quick edits, I still use iMovie or Splice/InShot (on the phone). But Adobe Premiere Pro offers a lot more features, including many plug-ins and effects. As part of the Adobe Creative Cloud, Premiere Pro is worth the cost (I'm currently paying $29.99/month) as I use several of the software that are included in the Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign as well). Saving files in the cloud has also allowed for easier access to sharing and editing together with other colleagues/staff members.

Adobe Premiere Pro is not at intuitive as some basic video editing software. It takes time to learn all its function and capabilities, which includes frequently watching tutorials. It is also hard to teach people new to video editing to use the software. It's not for beginners.

the video editing is very detailed and effective because of so many tools available and the ability to edit the video frame by frame. the image editing the colour grading is also very effective and i liked it very much because it just raises the beauty and effect and mood of the tone of the video being edited the multimedia support is also great because it supports generally most of them and the animations and the transitions are also very effective and superior.

i feel that the audio editing tools are limited and can be increased even more. also the 3d video editing i feel lags a lot and need to be worked upon seriously

The thing I liked most is the ease of use, accuracy in video editing, and responsiveness

The last thing I liked is the sound editingWork must be done to support this section for the program to be more integrated