I ran the Pirelli Sottozero 3s for two winters in Quebec City since my other choices were BO when I got the car late 2019. They are okay winter tires but they are not up there with the top picks. The feeling on dry pavement is the closest to summer tires I have ever felt on winter tires, which is not a bad thing. I'd say they're a great choice for someone that lives where it doesn't snow too harshly or there's not that much ice. They were not a great choice for Quebec (but they were okay).
The good thing (

) is this car chews through tires so fast that I was able to change on the third winter. I got Continental VikingContact 7s, same thing we got for my wife's Subaru Crosstrek. These are better in the snow in my opinion, and still have good behavior on dry pavement at highway speeds. They are not quite as good as Nokian Hakkapelliitas which are among the best, but they are reasonably good.
EDIT: I should add that compared to all season tires, any of these are 1000x better in winter. Winter tires are mandatory here so I sometimes forget that for some people it's still a choice.