While I haven't done labs, and often probably don't even realize the shot that hit me was from a hacker to begin with aside from a very small amount of time that had me scratching my head.. I still enjoy the random shenanigans with my friends that tarkov has to offer over Warzone and the hackers I have met there. I had a moment where I ran out of ammo from a hoard of scavs to end up fighting a 3rd party player w/ my crowbar circling him yelling "this is how I go, this is not how I go" on repeat while he only hit every 5th shot.. or like the hatchling that dove into graphics card room on reserve and fractured my leg with a melee hit.. and because when you need a splint, you don't bring one.. I couldn't jump out the window to get out, I became the graphics card room raid boss.
I do wish more people would take up hardware banning.. I've been playing Valorant in immortal lobbies and don't ever really feel I get cheated out of my game yet. A questionable moment every once in awhile, just chalk it to a report and move on. I've dealt with hacking in a ton of games and I just always found it annoying when it was someone who was good at the game(movement/gamesense/etc), and hacking because you'll never really know.. versus those who blatantly hack, I can atleast just say whatever gg. I can't say I have an overly ruined experience and often times believe majority of the people who cry hacks are crying wolf.. but i'm also someone who is life blood in fps's is literally the salty tears and the golden trophy of being called a hacker.
Regardless, its just too lucrative of a business that it can't just be the chinese out there trying to cash in on programming "undetectable" cheats to sell for hundreds. While hardware bans isn't the end all be all, its definitely bad for business and is a decent deterrent for the average fuck.