For me personally is better because it works out of the box and their built in features are most of the things I need, fuzzy finder for files in the project, op

For me personally is better because it works out of the box and their built in features are most of the things I need, fuzzy finder for files in the project, opened buffers, LSP, syntax highlight, etc. If you are an old vim/nvim user, you already know deeply your editor/ecosystem and your config file is very solid, you definitely won't like helix at least yet, you need to learn to do everything the helix way and not the vim/nvim customised way you build all those years. So I will say that for developers that are starting using terminal editors, helix is a very good starting point, because of the built in stuff that it seems essential at this point in time for an editor to already have and that might be what helix does better.