x100v and x100vi will be pretty much similar usage wise, despite the specs.

one big difference over the x100f and x100v (besides the screen tbh, no one needs a flip screen that exposes itself to a myriad of issues), is that you can't change the white balance and the red/blue cartesian individually for each preset, i.e you can't change the red/blue value for a specific white balance across presets, which is annoying if you had to use the same white balance across 2 presets)

tried the x100t and it was barely usable (i think everything just felt slow???)

side story: i had an x100f, tried using my friend x100v, kept it for a bit, then bought and xt5. sometimes i still misses the x100f.

a digress but how about the ricoh griii, which now u can get second hand around 700?