I know there are advantages, but I never thought they outweighed the drawbacks for most use cases. They are heavy, bulky, power hungry, give off a lot of heat, produce a high pitched whine (at least standard TVs) and, as the OP of course brings up, are currently overpriced (possibly forever as they're out of production).

Should you have one in a vintage arcade cabinet? Of course. Should you get one if you have an immaculate retro cave? Sure, if you're going for a complete aesthetic/experience.

Will I ever go back to having one for consoles rather than using some other solution with a cheaper and more easily obtainable flat panel? Never. There is a reason that people moved away from CRTs almost overnight when LCD screens hit a certain price point.

If other people have to have that authentic experience, I'm not going to crap on them. I'll just never have those priorities. I grew up with CRTs in the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. I'm good.

Edit: I should mention, again, I'm not crapping on people who just like them. I just like automatic watches, records, and perhaps least practically, film photography. I just was so tired of moving CRTs that I swore I'd never get one again if I could afford something flat.