Personally, I think iPhone X is a product made with deep understanding of what people want from a device. It is the best iPhone ever made, but not only that, it is also the most joyful in a long time. It is thoughtfuly done, masterfuly crafted and is, in many ways, the purest representation of Apple. I do believe that Jobs would be very proud of it.
Besides, people give Jobs too much credit, he didn't do industrial design, in fact, the same people who designed the iPhones in his lifetime came up with the X. If you think that it was Jobs, and not their own personal style, philosophy and expertise that made iPhones what they are, you're mistaken. Sure, Jobs meddled here and there, but the deisgn was always in the hands of Ive and his team.
Some people act like all these designers, engineers, scientists, artists were like little children, tossing out silly ideas and making clueless decisions, and that it was Steve Jobs who brought them in line, making all the decisions, and should be given credit for the design of hit Apple devices. That's not how things work.
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Notch does not affect the experience at all, which is reported almost unanimously by anyone who uses the X, and - in fact - it gives character to the device.
I can't believe after iPhone X turning out to be such a hit, after so many manufacturers copying the design - some people here still think the notch was a bad idea.
Anyway - the notch is hated only by fans of competing products, people making Samsung ads, people who don't have the X and a few people who like to bash Apple on these forums. For everyone else, it's either something you don't notice, or something that adds an interesting and unique look to your device, depending on your take.
