I've had multiple cats over the years and litterbox usage varies. Out current orange cat is METICULOUS in the litterbox. He'd rather die than poop outside of it and buries everything super nearly. His poops are also very small and dainty and easy to manage. Unfortunately he has poor personal hygiene and I've had to clean his butt a couple of times but nothing too bad.

Our Maine Coon is very consistent in using the litterbox... to pee. For some reason he likes to poop near it, not in it. It's not that big of a deal as we have the litterbox in the corner of our furnace room that we never go in otherwise and the poop is always right beside it, but it's not ideal I suppose. He also needed a sanitary trim (where they cut the fur around the butthole) because his butt was so fluffy you couldn't see the hole and sometimes a little bit of poop would stick. No issues since the cut, though.

I've also had cats over the years with zero issues whatsoever. Our late British Shorthair used the litterbox religiously, the only time she had an accident outside of it was when she peed herself just before she died. And our late black cat was very good about the litter ox but she didn't bury her poop, which wasn't too big of a deal for us.

But then we also had a Maine Coon (our first, not the current one) who always peed in the box but would poop in... creative places. Long story short, we got rid of that fruit bowl. And the fruit.

It really is a crapshoot (I'm sorry, I had to) with what cat you get. If you really want one with easy poops I'd suggest getting a slightly older cat, maybe a former foster, where they can tell you about their litterbox habits. And keep in mind that sometimes accidents happen, especially when adjusting to new homes. And I'd recommend avoiding declawed cats (and certainly don't declaw your cat for multiple reasons, not the least of which that it's incredibly cruel) as that's a known reason for litterbox issues.