I have one and love it, enough that I let go of some other guitars and haven't seriously guitar shopped since getting it. It's the only PRS I've owned, and I've never owned an SG or Les Paul (but did have a Hamer Artist), so I don't have a lot to compare it to.
The bridge on that one does look different than mine.
My Mira plays beautifully, is very light and comfortable, and quite versatile. The pickups are brighter and snappier (but thinner) that the Duncan Seth Lovers in the Hamer, but the tone control can darken and mellow them out when desired. Using the controls that way is akin to my Tele. The Mira also has a pretty good coil split.
While I preferred the depth of tone of the Hamer (and the snarl of a G&L with P90s I had), I played the Mira much better. I also play the Mira longer and often try out different ideas with it, so it's inspiring.
The 25" scale length works well for me, but I'm mostly used to 25.5" scale guitars. I switch between them and the Mira without issue. I don't seem to get on as well with 24.75" scale guitars, though.
Mild criticisms are that the 24-fret-neck moves the neck pickup away from the octave sweet spot, and not having independent volume controls (which I did like about the Hamer).
And while it's my lightest guitar, it's paired with my heaviest case. Not a bad thing, just an observation.
As for price, I believe discussing that is frowned upon here, but I bought mine during a time when the Mira used seemed forgotten and unloved, and it has some wear, so it was considerably less. Still, if I had to re-buy, I don't know of many guitars in that range I'd pick over it. A CE-22 (or 24) would make for a difficult decision, but that's about it.
Here's a "shelfie" of mine.