Yeah, this is a weird time for the Mac in general. It's clear Apple isn't happy with the Intel partnership, but their own homegrown ARM-based Macs aren't ready to ship, even though we all know they're coming.
I'm glad they've been addressing the obvious pain points with their products, though. They've abandoned the Magic Keyboard, they've made the MacBook Air pricing more competitive, they've doubled the storage on the lower-tier 13-inch Pro and doubled the RAM on the higher-tier 13-inch Pro. They're hungrier than they were from like 2015-2019, even though they don't really have the processors to support that yet.
They are definetly in a better place than a couple of years ago. At least the things totally in their control like the keyboards have been fixed.
I wonder why they haven't gone AMD for their higher performance MacBooks. Seems to make sense given their issues with intel.