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I've bounced around. Liked Tidal but can't support an American company these days. I'm currently on Qobuz and enjoy it. The UI isn't amazing but it's not bad. I really enjoy the playlists/essential listening features, I've fallen down a lot of interesting wormholes that way. They're also curated by people not algorithms, so your personal recommendations might not be as on point as you're used to but the general playlists have a wide enough selection that I've had a great time.
There's a service called Soundiiz that helps you move favourites/playlists etc from one service to another relatively painfree, so honestly, maybe give each one of them a couple months and see what works best for you?
I see this as an absolute win! The algorithmically personalized playlists always end up just playing the same set of tracks over and over. I want new music that I like, not the same stale playlists.