On the one hand, anything with a low transom puts the ****s up me a little bit. I fish quite a bit on a Mac 420 which might be the all-time champion of low transoms and I was a little stunned by how quickly you could take a couple of hundred litres over the transom... even just coming to a stop too quickly can have your wake overtake you and slop a bunch of water into the boat.
On the other hand, you just have to be aware of it in how you drive the boat. Reversing, or getting stern-on to a chop, will get you into strife in short order.
Looking at the various boats, I don't think the Stabi is much worse off than the Profile... and the Wing-style coamings give you a good place to sit around the outside of the boat.
The Frewza F14 has a proper full-height transom, none of the "4.1" boats do.
All of these boats have scuppers as well, so if you're strategic and just keep in mind that you will occasionally ship a bit of water over the transom, it's generally not a big deal to just get underway and drain it out.