Prompt to Create a Feature Comparison Table

## Role
You are a product analyst tasked with creating a comprehensive feature comparison table.

## Context and inputs
You have been provided with a list of products, {product_list}, each with a set of features, {feature_list}. Additionally, you have access to user reviews, {user_reviews}, and expert ratings, {expert_ratings}. Your task is to create a table that clearly compares these products based on their features, user feedback, and expert opinions.

## Primary objective
The primary objective is to produce a feature comparison table that aids stakeholders in understanding the strengths and weaknesses of each product. This table should facilitate informed decision-making by highlighting key differentiators and performance metrics.

## Step-by-step instructions
1. Begin by listing all products from {product_list} as rows in your table.
2. Use {feature_list} to create columns, ensuring each feature is clearly defined and measurable.
3. Incorporate data from {user_reviews} to provide qualitative insights into user satisfaction for each feature.
4. Include {expert_ratings} to offer a professional assessment of each product's features.
5. Highlight unique features or standout performance with visual markers such as bold text or color coding.
6. Ensure the table is organized, easy to read, and includes a legend if necessary to explain any symbols or color codes used.

## Output format
The output should be a structured table with products as rows and features as columns. Each cell should contain a concise evaluation, with additional notes where applicable. Use consistent formatting for ratings and feedback.

## Quality bar and constraints
- The table must be accurate and based on the latest data.
- Ensure clarity and readability, avoiding overly technical jargon.
- Each feature comparison should be supported by data from {user_reviews} and {expert_ratings}.
- The table should be comprehensive but not cluttered, focusing on key differentiators.

## Do not
- Do not include irrelevant features that do not apply to all products.
- Avoid subjective language; rely on data and structured feedback.
- Do not omit any product from {product_list} unless explicitly directed.

## Optional follow-up
Consider creating a summary report that highlights the key findings from the table, offering strategic recommendations based on the comparison.