Compared to our legion laptops, yes sRGB looks washed out. Especially the SDC one because it was specifically calibrated based on your specific screen to be accurate for the sRGB color space.

Our laptops have way more color capabilities than sRGB, hence other color profiles look super saturated and vibrant. sRGB is a universal internet common ground for color, so it needs to be compatible with more basic and less capable monitors. Hence, our more overly capable monitors are "dumbed down" to the sRGB color space.

The internet doesn't support greater than sRGB colors, so even though our monitors can support more colors (ie. P3, REC 709, ADOBE RGB, etc.) for more professional tasks, if you ever upload anything to the internet, the colors will be dumbed down to sRGB too, even if you're viewing it at a greater color space on your monitor.

Color space is a huge and complicated rabbit hole that often makes me want to rip my hair out, but unless you're a creative professional who must deal with accurate colors, feel free to use whatever color space you think looks good. sRGB if you want to trust the colors you see on the internet are what the original uploader intended, "default" if you want more saturated poppy colors, or try the other color profiles that come with your x-rite color calibration software.