[konart]

>Maybe one can type fast in vim, but who is writing code limited by the speed of typing.

Most of the time we edit code, not write it. And this is where (neo)vim shines. You can move between places you want to modify and do so with as little afford as possible.

Language support (at least for languages I use the most) is the same as VSCode and IDEA (give or take) but at least I get to decide what do I want to get from the tool.

>People praise vim/neovim for being small but to get any decent functionality you will end up with tons of plugins.

No, these days you basically need only a plugin manager + treesitter + LSP (add a few UI plugins to your taste).