Vim's termianl-job mode is very handy for me.
I use byobu/screen sometimes, very fluently, it really is great.
But having the terminal inside vim to browse an copy within vim 's text editing environment is for me the best.
The major drawback I found is that vim session do no recover the terminal windows/buffers....
I use them to set apache or start a python server, deal with the git repository and everything I would need another console windows to do. But the terminal buffers can be hidden in Vim, and used only when convenient. That with times and jobs helps me ver much.
Channels I did not use until now afaik.
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