^^ Yep. That's the downside of getting a little bit of eyeball time through a scope that is nicer than you've used before. It makes you aware of the shortcomings of other, lesser scopes that you may have.Oh, the other thing (that kinda ruins you)......
I've had some REALLY nice scopes on several rifles. I know guys truly believe that their lower end scope is "adequate", whatever that constitutes. I can tell you, that at least in my case, that once you use a high quality scope for a while the differences are quite obvious.
I was at a gun shop. Guy behind the counter had just mounted a scope on his HD AR. All kinds of proud. Has me look thru it. As I moved my head just a little from side to side, the distortion and waves in the sight picture was quite obvious to me. I guess it's all bout expectations.
Again, YMMV
A good scope, that is well-matched to your eye (I don't know what factors into this, but IME there's definitely something to it, and it's not the same for everyone so you can't tell just from the specs) is just super pleasant and relaxing to look through. Once you experience it, you won't forget it. I know I won't, anyway. I'd go further and say that if you don't know what I'm talking about, then you've not yet looked through the right scope.