If your video card is Radeon, then yes. Otherwise you should wait for opensource Nvidia drivers.
I use xmonad and won't switch until there's a viable alternative (probably never).
I just distro hopped to a distro that ships wayland by default and I've got from a near flawless linux experience to an awful experience. I am gonna have to be careful what distro I recommend to people because I dont want anyone's first linux experience to be with wayland. So many issues and every single time its wayland related with no fix. I ended up going back to x11. -NVIDIA graphics card user with KDE plasma.
No it’s bad.
E: anti wayland, anti pulseaudio, anti systemd, pro xscreensaver. 
Isn't pipewire the wayland of pulseaudio ? (Like pipewire is supposed to modernize pulseaudio just like wayland and x11)
There is still way too much instability and too many paper cuts on KDE Wayland. IMO if you have waited this long just wait for their Qt6 release. X11 will remain the best supported experience for KDE 5.
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