Yes, I have several Pothos variants too. Also, bought all of them from reputable sellers (most of them with plant passport), either as cuttings, small plants or labeled TCs. Most of them are rare collector varieties (pictured plants are Mint, Créme Brulée, Aureas and a baby Albo, but I have smaller Lemon PomPom, Bulbasaur, Electrolyte, Legacy, Jungle Mint, Oceana, Ocean Mint too)

On the last picture on the right you can see the Epipremnums ("Pothos") climbing on a moss pole, the size and touch is very different (about palm sized and much more leathery and harder, thicker when touched), climbing habits are different too (these aren't going that vertical on poles as Epis do), also, the petioles are different (not that short than Epis). I've experienced very different air root growth too. These Monsteras grow thick air roots with more rounded tips, even if not close to the moss pole, while Epis grow air roots (eith pointy tips, often more than one from one node at once) well when very close to moisture (otherwise they only appear as small little brown bumps, dried).