I did, but only very briefly. I originally wasn't looking for an E2E tool but was evaluating another tool for a different problem (Nx) which included Cypress as part of its opinionated defaults.
Cypress was a surprisingly nice experience as well and led me to research other modern e2e tools. Most of the points above can be compared against Cypress — Playwright supports parallel execution of tests within the same file on the same machine, which Cypress doesn't, and so is much faster. Cypress doesn't use modern async / await syntax. Due to its architecture, Playwright can test across tabs, work with iframes easily, which Cypress can't.
The UI for Cypress's developer tools is nice, but... as I said, Playwright's tracing UI is really excellent and the documentation is also really well done. This is also a personal thing, but I trust tools that came out of browser teams (Chrome) to emulate browsers in a more efficient way, e.g. spinning up cheap, isolated browser contexts in Chrome, the details of waiting for an element to be ready, etc...
