Think of it as debian testing or unstable with more official support, nicer setup and features out of the box (e.g. automatic btrfs snapshots and easy restore,

Think of it as debian testing or unstable with more official support, nicer setup and features out of the box (e.g. automatic btrfs snapshots and easy restore, yast) and more automated testing. TDLR: If you would like a rolling release with a more "offical" status than debian testing and more comfort/quality of life/tests/out of the box features than arch, this seems like an option worth trying.