I've not used es-toolkit but from what I see you get lower bundle size, typescript support and a better performance with our library. I will be releasing the the benchmark soon enough so do watch the repository if you can

I use es-toolkit. It is fully in Typescript. Every function can be imported without any extra overhead, for simple functions it just adds a few bytes then to the bundle. I doubt "better performance" since most helpers functions are just tiny and there is no room for significant improvements.

So I think trying to be better here is pointless, better focus on offering more helpful utility functions which might be missing in es-toolkit