I must agree however if the stuff below are things you find important then MX definitely would be a good choice above the others - just not stuff I ever want or need.
* You can set start-up and shutdown sounds very easy in MX Tweak which Linux mint Xfce doesn't have that capability.
* You don't need to use the command line which is great [same can be said for Mint], but when you ask for support as with every Linux distros the command line gets thrown at you like it's the 1980's.
* Everything works on a fresh install. Reliability is very good with few exceptions. [pretty much my experience with Mint]
* Package manager has the ability to chose search and install from MX stable, MX testing, Debian stable, Debian testing, Debian sid backports, and Flatpak without changing your repository configuration.
* MX Linux has Grub customizer that you can set up how it boots to your liking which I really miss and wish the Linux mint developers would incorporate into Linux mint so I can move the greater dailog box to the center where it belongs