What I'm supposed to be doing is going to bed.
Anyway... Janine Jansen and friends. You told me it was good. It is. How's this?
Different. Slower across the board (especially in the Scherzo and Trio, one of the few slower recordings of the Scherzo that works well imo), darker sounding w/more emphasis on celli and viola, less perfect in terms of intonation, more vibrato, less energetic, more mysterious, emotionally more extreme. Less "straight". Closer comparisons would be the Pavel Haas Qt or Petersen Qt.
It's not necessarily the last word in Schubert but the way they phrase the second theme in the first movement, with quasi-vocal micro-hesitations, is very attention-getting (in a good way, for me), and if you like that, you'll like the rest of the performance. Similarly the use of vibrato in the 1st violin part in the adagio, which sounds almost like suppressed sobbing.