For me Task View was the biggest improvement. It's more or less a few bug fixes. The touch keyboard too. Uhhh that's bug fixes too and most of the changes to it are horrendous, but hey, it opens a bit faster.
I've found the Settings app to require way more clocks than Windows 10's, and as someone with Bluetooth earphones I open the Bluetooth page often. They didn't improve it in any ways that affect me and only added more clicks.
Most of the improvements I've seen were just bug fixes that were going to be in the next version of Windows 10 before they got the grand idea to use Windows 10X's nasty shell elements. I actually thought the combined system tray might be nice but it was just annoying and requires more clicks.
So back to 10 it was. I'll have to live with the bugs.
I've found the Settings app to require way more clocks than Windows 10's, and as someone with Bluetooth earphones I open the Bluetooth page often. They didn't improve it in any ways that affect me and only added more clicks.
Most of the improvements I've seen were just bug fixes that were going to be in the next version of Windows 10 before they got the grand idea to use Windows 10X's nasty shell elements. I actually thought the combined system tray might be nice but it was just annoying and requires more clicks.
So back to 10 it was. I'll have to live with the bugs.