Well JetBrains' IDEs are actually great so I don't think this is a valid argument. I worked with Android Studio for 2 years after which I moved to .NET development. I missed AS/IntelliJ so bad, I actually made my company buy me a sole Rider license and it's way, way better than the 'tailored IDE' that Visual Studio is. I'm way more productive and most of my colleagues are astounded by it's capabilities. Android Studio is actually decent, even considering it's quirks, and you'll only notice that when you have to use IDE other than JetBrains' one.