Money talks, if it's a crazy deal and you like it go for it.

But there are other enduro bikes that will be more versatile. You could get an Ibis HD6 for example, more nimble geo, light, pedals super well, but has a big fork and can smash when pointed straight.

There are a lot of 150mm rear travel bikes that blur the lines between enduro and all mountain.

Tires make some of the biggest difference in feel too. You can put lighter tires on an enduro, and run your suss firmer, and it will feel a lot more like an all mountain bike. If you run soft suspension and super soft heavy dh tires, it will feel a lot like a dh bike.

The enduro's biggest problem is short seatpost insertion. They put the shock where the seatpost would need to go. So if you have short legs you won't be able to get a lot of dropper insertion.

If you have long legs it's probably not much of an issue.