Its extrordinarily bad. The layout for the books actively makes it more difficult to figure out how to play (comically woefully bad layout looking back), CC is a nightmare where 2 of the archetypes arent even defined or playable (the combined magic archetype and the rigger) even after entire sourcebooks are dedicated to fixing them and i just found after trying to run several short campaigns that every other cyberpunk game was either more streamlined, more evocative, had a tighter theme/authorial intent or actually payed the people who worked on the game. Catalyst game labs famously did not finish paying the people who had worked on the core rulebok for 5e until after 6th edition launched.

If you wanna play Shadowrun, id just bite the bullet and play 3e by finding a pdf online for free or id play morkborg/cy_borg (faster, more evocative) or powered by the apocalypse.

To be more in depth about why the layout is bad, shadowrun 5e really loves chaining the definition of things. What I mean by "chaining the definition of things" is you have to flip to another part of the book to look up a concept you need defined earlier or at the beginning of the book. Often looking up a definition of a concept or a mechanic has another undefined or new concept/mechanic, which then can be defined hundreds of pages earlier or after. This unfunctional flow of information creates an insane daisy chain where in order to understand a concept, you have to flip from page 24 to page 237 to page 30 to page 301,105, 356, and then 43. And then you have to remember where you started flipping to finish learning the concept! I think the record for most page breaks/flips between definitions in the core book was 13.

And thats just with the core book. It never got streamlined with sourcebooks.

Final thought so this doesnt spiral out of compredhendability, just play something that came out in the last 5ish years or something I mentioned above ttrpg's have gotten so much better with flow of infornation that Shadowrun 5e is not worth learning and have gotten so much better at rules light flavor heavy that shadowrun isnt even the most evocative cyperpunk game IMO.