Too much emotion about steering wheels on boats!
Note that most folks defend their own choices as "best."
Yup, me too!
Better to just recognize that tillers often have a lot advantages on most boats under about 35'.
They are preferable for sailing and magnitudes simpler to install and repair
Against that, most new sailors in that last 20 years (to use a round number) are more comfortable with a boat that steers like their car and the boats themselves have become less rewarding to sail as their general hull shapes became attuned to their modern role as an RV, with a semblance of a sailing hull shape wrapped around a small vacation condo inside.
The triumph of marketing in a shrinking "sailing market".
And, yes these slab-sided condos do sail adequately on a 12 knot day in small waves -- that's their design brief and they achieve it well.
Tiller or wheel, be happy with your choice.
I have more decades with tillers and prefer them for sailing; our present boat came with the wheel option. It's better for motoring, but hogs the cockpit for happy hour. I would convert to a tiller, but the $$ is high.
Random thoughts, dispensed free, and worth about what you pay... along with all the other thoughts here.
FWIW, I have known of two owners of sisterships that changed from wheel to tiller, but they sail a lot, and our particular design is fast, responsive and a lot of fun to drive.