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New hardware from the last 1-2 years or you want to take advantage of new software features quickly? Use a rolling release distro like Arch or Fedora or one of their derivatives. EndeavourOS is a great place to start with Arch if you don't want to manually install things. On the Fedora side I've heard good things about Nobara and Bazzite.
Hardware older than 2y? Use literally anything.