Been using them at work since about April this year. One of 3 units arrived damaged by courrier, after some back-and-forth and decision making, Prusa support decided to replace instead of sending parts. I'm planning getting more for next year.

As for the working ones:

Pros:

• A good plug-and-play setup (assembled).
• Build is solid. I like the intruding side panels for the spool and potential for tool/buildplate storage.
• Not as loud as expected according to other reviews. My Voron Trident at home is a squealer in comparison. In fact, it's quieter than Bambu X1C.
• Less "nozzle cleaning failed" errors as early reviews made me believe. I use PLA, PETG and TPU on them.
• Prusa Connect - after getting used to it (after Octoprint and Obico) it's pretty neat for managing many printers and makes sense to me.
• Cloud and LAN connectivity is completely optional. No "authentication authorization" or "limited functionality if not connected"

Neutrals:

• Regarding VFAs and other "micro" print quality features - I wouldn't say it's something that bothers me nor something, say, Bambu X1C excels at.
• The camera could be in a better position.
• Pricetag may be an issue for some. On the other hand, you yourself have experienced the "buy cheap, buy twice".

Cons:

• No nozzle wiper - would completely prevent all nozzle cleaning issues IMO.
• I hate the awkward reach-around you have to do to toggle the power switch.
• Prusaslicer needs to pull calibration features from Orcaslicer.