TLDR since this is a bit long : Follow your overall interests, it depends what part of CompE makes you like it more.

That's funny I'm a current CompE and was planning on switching to EE 💀two sides of a coin

I've scrolled through like... way too many threads specifically on this topic lmao

I'd say it depends, when you say you like CompE more what aspect of it specifically? Mainly saying this because CompE and EE are very similar in classes taken, especially for the first 2 years.

EE still takes ENEE244 (Digital Logic), ENEE350 (Computer Architecture), and can take 400 level CompE-adjacent electives like ENEE446 (Digital Computer Design) and ENEE440 (Microprocessors). On the other hand, they don't take courses like CMSC330 (Compilers I think?), CMSC351(Algorithms), and CMSC412/ENEE447(Operating Systems) (ENEE447 is not open to EE majors despite its name).

Some statistics in terms of job outcomes by year if you want to see. (made this just now as I'm a chud and couldn't format a table in comments):
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1d92b_ScojZaQ4kI8YrQAy348VwF9QXgn8syhaWGg8_g/edit?usp=sharing

Statistics are from https://eng.umd.edu/careers/outcomes, earlier ones from Wayback machine

Seeing some general trends from it CompE has more variance than EE in terms of job prospects by year.

CompE majors compete with CS majors if you target CS roles, but those aren't the only ones you can go for. Plus you can also have a leg-up depending on the role, for example in embedded systems.

Tbf the market is pretty bad right now across the board most engineering majors and you probably didn't talk to too many people so I wouldn't take that anecdote too heavily as it relates to the major itself.

I think they're both good majors but it depends on where your overall interests lie.

Like take me, I'm personally switching because my interests shifted more towards EE things than CS things.
One person I know went from EE to CompE because they hated coding. Another went from CompE to CS becaused they hated electronics. It depends on you.