for a transaction of 226 bytes: 0.00092434.
A SW (1 in two outs) TX would be ~180 bytes * 409/sat/bytes: 0.00073620 BTC.
The more SW inputs you have (as opposed to legacy ones), the savings are greater. Let's see what happens when consolidating.
Legacy - 20 in, 1 out: ~3004 bytes, 0.01228636 BTC (178.6$).
SW - 20 in, 1 out: ~2046 bytes, 0.00836814 BTC (121.4$).
Thanks but sharing personal experiences by users of Segwit enabled wallets would help my campaign for Segwit usage around the forum.
Feedback also differs from user to user. Ethan_nx of Yolodice believes the 30% discount in fees is not worth it and does not see Segwit as the solution for scaling. But Bustadice see the 25% -30% "not earth-shattering, but pretty nice".