Apple branded hardware is created for macOS.
Running Manjaro on Apple branded hardware is unsupported.
I have had bad result with an old Apple Mini (AFAIR it was 32-bit) and a macBook Pro 2017 (touch strip)
Manjaro works fine on the Pi - be aware that several tools available in RaspberryPi OS is not available in Manjaro. Also remember that Pi is low cost single board computer - don’t expect a racehorse.
Yes - you could say that.
Besides the ARM devices - Manjaro only supports 64bit x86.
Upstream Arch dropped i686 late 2017 and Manjaro is based on Arch so it reflected.
There was a community inititive to keep i686 running and it was available for about a year or two and eventually shut down.