For general use it seems as if it'll be something that makes no difference to my day-to-day usage of my computer other than a warm fuzzy feeling that the underlying protocol is "right".
That's true - the two things I really like are no screen tearing ever (be that scrolling Firefox or YouTube videos) and that warm fuzzy feeling.
Edit: I also like Sway quite a bit (over i3/X) - its configuration (outputs, input devices, etc) makes a lot more sense and is a lot easier for me than trying to change stuff in different places and in different ways with X.
Edit: I also like Sway quite a bit (over i3/X) - its configuration (outputs, input devices, etc) makes a lot more sense and is a lot easier for me than trying to change stuff in different places and in different ways with X.