The same was true back in 2011 when they made him more powerful than ever but never capitalized on it and frankly kept him backgrounded. His main storylines during the new 52 were around his father and his humanity. Not to mention despite his crazy technopathy he'd be getting ripped to shreds or hacked half the time. He had moments here and there.
I'd say the writers who were more consistent in giving him a positive and equal representation to the rest of the Justice League were Brian Hitch and his solo series writers John Semper and David F Walker, which were a long time coming (4 years later then they should have been).
I'm not gonna get into the Cyborg design since I've been saying the same thing ad nauseam for like a decade and DC isn't going to do anything new, but at least in terms of power and capabilities, he felt like a true peer of the Justice League in the Snyder Cut. Master of his domain just like everyone else.
Might as well keep his Titan and Justice League ties since for whatever reason DC won't take the necessary steps to write Cyborg the way Johns had positioned him in the New 52. Frankly even Geoff Johns should have done more if he truly wanted Victor to inhabit that space. Don't get me wrong you can comb over the last 15 years and find feats and moments for Cyborg but outside of a handful of stories, most aren't that deep.