I think as 3D printer enthusiasts, we focus on structure and features. The thing that I think of when I think of Prusa is reliability. For most people the most important thing about a 3D printer is that it prints. It doesn’t matter if it’s corexy or uses a Bowden tube, or the board is 32bit. And while those technologies ostensibly provide a better experience, it doesn’t really matter (for most) so long as you get thing thing you wanted to print.

For me, Bambu is too proprietary, Voron is too self-built, Ender is too unpredictable.

By current printer is self built and it works sometimes. My next printer is a Prusa.