[HoovDaddy]

It's like asking the best engine oil or tires. I had a couple Macs in the '80s because they were easy to use. Unless you knew DOS, PC's could be challenging but that all changed with MS Windows in the '90s. Since the '90s I prefer PC's. I still have a Mac, along with a recent iPad and the wife has an iPhone but only for Facetime. The Mac works best for me to backup her iPhone pics and convert them to jpeg format so I can save them on the PC.

Apple wants to bring you into their "walled garden" and trap you with their range of products that seamlessly communicate with each other, but I disagree with their marketing tactics. For example; Apple allows iPhone users to send high-quality photos and videos to one another, but the same texts to Android phones are slower and grainy. iMessage also fails with large group texts to Androids. Apple publicly stated "if you want to text to iPhone users, buy an iPhone, I'm out.

Apple was very strong with graphics early on, but PC's have very good software and performance.

If you have a reliable VPN on a PC, it is no more susceptible to viruses than a Mac. The theory that Macs don't get viruses is quite old, they do.* Todays PC's can communicate with a wide range of devices just like Apple can, but the difference is, you decide if you want to share and with what device.

I think you have more freedom staying outside of the walls.