You can go with Manjaro if you want a better experience with pre-configured desktop environments. There are official editions for XFCE, KDE, and Gnome and ther

You can go with Manjaro if you want a better experience with pre-configured desktop environments. There are official editions for XFCE, KDE, and Gnome and there's community editions for i3, openbox, LXQT, and so on. You still have access to the AUR and the official repos mirror the official Arch repos but lag behind by a week or two.