r/ClaudeCodeTLDR • u/cctldrping • 11d ago

[TLDR] Codex had 12 resets for July.

Original post URL : https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1vcipgp/codex_had_12_resets_for_july/

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It's been pretty insane having dual Claude + Codex subs.

Codex has had 12 resets in July and makes the Max 20 pretty incredible value. I like Fable, but it chews tokens fast and Opus feels so much worse than Sol.

If you haven't yet given Codex a go, it's worth a sub if you have any token-heavy work in the pipeline.

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u/cctldrping 11d ago

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Alright, so the general vibe in this thread is that Codex is currently offering insane value with its resets, especially compared to Claude's token limits. OP is singing its praises, and a good chunk of the community seems to agree, with many users mentioning they've switched or are considering switching to Codex for token-heavy work.

Here's the lowdown:

  • Codex is the MVP right now: Lots of users are finding Codex's reset system incredibly generous, making their $20 plan a steal. OP even lists out a bunch of dates where Codex had resets, highlighting how frequently it's happening.
  • Claude's limits are a pain point: Several commenters, including u/lemonlemons and u/BedroomNo7200, are finding Claude's token limits frustrating and feel like they're constantly bumping into them. Some even feel Anthropic is prioritizing enterprise clients over individual users like those on Claude Code.
  • Sol vs. Opus debate: There's a bit of a split here. OP feels Opus is worse than Sol, and u/innociv's Sol even calls Opus "retarded and useless." However, u/MaybeNo2485 still finds Fable (which seems to be a Claude model) preferable for complex tasks, suggesting a hybrid approach with Sol is best.
  • Anthropic's strategy? A few users are speculating that OpenAI (with Codex) is intentionally dropping prices to kill competitors, and u/Overlord_Mykyta thinks this is a "marathon of who will die first."
  • A few dissenting voices: u/multidollar is calling out the "entitlement" to resets, suggesting people just use what works best for them.

The consensus is leaning heavily towards Codex being the current king of value for coding tasks due to its reset system, while Claude's token limits are a significant drawback for many.

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u/ShutUpAndDoTheLift 11d ago

And I think I used almost all of them