I think things have improved in the Hackintosh community. I built one a few months ago and was up and running in a day. Small issues since, but there's always

I think things have improved in the Hackintosh community. I built one a few months ago and was up and running in a day. Small issues since, but there's always a solution + guide within 15 minutes of searching (and it's usually just flipping a flag in Clover). When an update comes out, I just wait a week or so to make sure there are no issues and then update (no issues at all so far with that). Having a ridiculously powerful computer running macOS at a great price has been such a joy. If I'm talking to someone who is the kind of person that builds computers and is comfortable with a bit of command-line & config, I always recommend them to look into a hackintosh because a lot of the uncertainty has been removed thanks to the great community around it.