Well, almost excellent. For its price, it's amazing. Lightweight, stable, tall, and everything an amateur like me could ask for. The only issue, which I believe will be eliminated after some time, is that it has a "sticking" in the movement of the head when operating it with the lever for some motion filming. However, I believe that with use, it will smooth out and have a smoother movement and result.

Ok, it is good for supporting a stationary camera. Now, if we want it to make movements, it is tragic. In the elevation, the gear has gaps and it moves but sits crooked. I have it with a Sony a7 with a 16-50 kit lens and it's ok. The plastic parts of the head are tragic and don't want to be forced because they will break. The positive thing about it is the height, and that's why I bought it.

And I thought when I saw it..."what kind of tripod is it with such a low price?" After I bought the first one, I bought a second one and I'm getting ready for a third! Don't even think about it!

I am completely satisfied with the tripod.
Just a little attention to the screws, but it is a tripod that will do the job for an amateur and more.

It is tall. 164cm in full extension of the central column. It has a carrying handle. Level. Hook for weight. Clamps for restricting movement. Detachable head. It is lightweight, made of aluminum and plastic. It also comes with a backpack, sausage type, with a carrying strap. Excellent value for money.
Disadvantages:
The legs have a curved and relatively wide end, not sharp.
The plastic parts give me the feeling of mediocre quality. The moving parts have a lot of friction. Maybe they need some use to smooth out. I am used to very expensive professional tripods and it didn't feel good to me. I will spray some liquid silicone to smooth them out!