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I've really enjoyed mine and no complaints about /e/os either. Switched from a flagship Samsung as part of an effort to de-google, and the transition has been pretty smooth.
Good to know, I'm a step behind you.
What about banking or other apps, do they work or have the 'doesn't work on this phone' stuff?
Hit or miss. All the big names worked fine, my local credit union doesn't, but their mobile site is functional so I just added a shortcut to an app drawer. The upside for apps is the /e/os app lounge has a tab for 'open-source' results when searching which has been nice for lifestyle apps that are simple and don't shove subscriptions in your face.
I'm on degoogled lineage OS and I have 2 banking apps that both work.
Only thing I miss really is having contactless payments, but I just carry my wallet around again like I used to and use my card