The only good thing is that it is sturdy in terms of construction. But it has 2 serious issues. First, it is made of aluminum, even the part you lift to remove the dish. That means if it locks in, it is EXTREMELY difficult to remove. I couldn't get it out (I wanted to run a conduit through the cable) and despite that, I gave up, but I said IF I ever need to move it again in the future, I'll try again. Second, also important, the pole must have the correct tilt, because by itself it has a deviation of 9 degrees (according to the Starlink app). In the photo, the pole is straight.