If I was in your situation (and I actually have been in your situation!) I would choose not to do an adjustment of status. It always sounds like a great idea until you are in the situation where you can’t work or even leave the US for an emergency for example.
I chose the consular processing route because I knew I would be absolutely miserable being stuck like that. Also, I had a stable job and life ‘back home’ and only left for a short visit, so changing that to just staying in the US unprepared, quitting my job without a proper notice, etc. was an absolute no for me. I am very happy that I made that decision because I was able to tie up loose ends and do it properly and was able to start a new job fairly soon after moving to the US. This helped me to integrate and build my own life in the US. I have zero regrets.
Food for thought!