With the right hardware, installing macOS is easier than installing Windows. I've been using hackintosh on and off for the past 10 years and if you buy tested hardware, installing it is a breeze most of the time, something that I cannot say about installing Ubuntu, which I do before going the hackintosh/windows route. I've had a very hard time to get Ubuntu/Arch to play well with my multiple monitors setup, including one 4K.
The biggest downside in my opinion are the updates, as they're mostly guaranteed to break the setup.
Overall, I recommend to at least try it, having a beast of a PC AND macOS cheaper than Apple can offer might be worth for some, it certainly is for me.
Again, I want to emphasize that's necessary to have the right hardware.
The biggest downside in my opinion are the updates, as they're mostly guaranteed to break the setup.
Overall, I recommend to at least try it, having a beast of a PC AND macOS cheaper than Apple can offer might be worth for some, it certainly is for me.
Again, I want to emphasize that's necessary to have the right hardware.