For 99% of git, I'm happy with GUI tooling in the likes of VS Code, Visual Studio and Rider - it's clear, and it works great.
It's only very occasionally that I have to drop down to a command line to fix some kind of merging snafu - if that happens, I'm guaranteed to have to Google it, but at least I'm also guaranteed to easily find a solution on StackOverflow.
Yes, I used to use it before VS Code came along, and before VS improved their tooling, and before I switched to Rider. Github Desktop was probably the first good git GUI I ever used.
It's only very occasionally that I have to drop down to a command line to fix some kind of merging snafu - if that happens, I'm guaranteed to have to Google it, but at least I'm also guaranteed to easily find a solution on StackOverflow.