I have been using Manjaro KDE for a few years now and must says I really do love it. I don’t miss those broken PPAs I used to get with Ubuntu/Linux Mint every now and again (I always had to have the bleeding edge versions of app). Manjaro keeps "rolling" along and all I do once or twice a year is to use its great kernel app to switch to a newer version of the Linux kernel (I can easily move down a kernel version too if I need to).
Because I’ve never had to re-install or do any major upgrades my setup is well tweaked and remains stable the way I want it – it’s driving three monitors, plays the Steam games I want to, and manages my amateur radio hardware. From my main desktop I manage all the other computers and Raspberry Pis from it using VNC Viewer.
I know every Linux user loves his/her own Linux setup so I get it that I’ll get a good many broadsides fired at me, as well as the usual one or two FreeBSD commentators about Linux 
But there you have it, I’m happy with my current setup.
See the other 9 reasons at 10 Top Reasons to Switch to Manjaro Linux | FOSS Linux
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If you’re a Linux user wondering whether to switch to Manjaro or stick to your current distro, there are 10 main reasons why you should switch to Manjaro Linux.