How devout do you need to be to embrace Islam?

Assalamualaikum :) For the past 9 months I’ve been studying Islam deeply and, even though I haven’t formally embraced the faith yet, I feel like I’m close to taking that step. There’s one concern that keeps coming up in my mind and I’d appreciate any honest advice. I grew up Christian and always believed in God, so being religious isn’t new to me. After learning more about Islam, I’m convinced it’s the right path - it feels beautiful and makes sense. I’d like to pray five times a day, follow the rules, eat halal, be kind to people and animals, and try to live by the example of the Prophet (pbuh) as best as I can. But I worry I’m not religious enough. I’ve seen interpretations that treat the Qur’an more as a spiritual guide read in context, and to me that feels a bit too liberal - though I understand why some people think that, since it’s similar to how I grew up reading the Bible. I struggle with believing in jinn and possession. I’m also inclined to accept evolution where it seems well-supported, rather than reject it over points that feel like minor tensions with the Qur’an. And honestly, I don’t see myself praying on the spot if I’m out with friends or at work; I’d probably delay it and make it up later. I know I should pray whenever possible, but I don’t know if I’m ready to be that person in every situation. Still, there’s much I do believe. I accept the Qur’an and the Prophethood of Muhammad (pbuh), I believe Jesus was a prophet and did not rise from the dead, and I want to follow key Islamic teachings. I can’t continue living as a Christian while holding those beliefs. So is that enough? Can I convert even if I’m not extremely devout right now and don’t plan to make religion my top priority in every moment of life? I get the sense Islam is often presented as all-in, but is there room for gradual growth? I’m really unsure and would be grateful for practical advice or personal experiences. Thank you :)