It's 2012: Linux has issues with battery life, issues with audio, non-working suspend
It's 2016: Linux has issues with battery life, issues with audio, non-working suspend
It's 2020: Linux has issues with battery life, issues with audio, non-working suspend
It's 2024: Linux has issues with battery life, issues with audio, non-working suspend
If that's too much hassle, just run WSL2 on Windows.
They all had better battery life than windows, and more reliable suspend/resume. Audio was generally fine.
(Not all those things were true out of the box, though.)
In 2020 I made it work for me with 'systemctl hybrid-sleep'. Audio worked most of the time, although sometimes I had problems with the Thinkpad plugged into an actual docking stations with additional ports.
Also Linux has issues with Bluetooth :)
In my experience, those "for dummies" distros are the best to not have those kind of issues, like Pop!_OS, Linux Mint, or Elementary, but with so much closed source in hardware manufacturers it's normal to the community to don't be able to give a solution in a short time period.
[1]: It has dual Intel and AMD hybrid graphics, so it's understandable to some degree.