I changed my rating from 5 to 3 for the following reasons:
1) The only advantage is the magnetic feet. If you need them, fine. There is no other tripod with magnetic feet. And from here, the decline begins.
2) The "head" (God help it) is simply a plastic ball squeezed inside a metal ring. After a while, it collects dust and dirt and cannot be easily rotated by hand because it is too tight. The only way to adjust it is to screw a camera on top and, holding the camera and the legs, rotate or raise and lower the head.
3) The legs are classically made of plastic balls that over time collect dust (from the atmosphere) and jam, and do not rotate. Also, if water falls on them, after a few days they harden. I understand that it is a difficult construction and they have tried to apply as much pressure as necessary to hold weight, but the balls are plastic and deteriorate over time.
4) Some pairs of balls on the legs have absorbed grease from the hands and have become too easy to rotate. They essentially become useless to the point that if you open the legs at a large angle and put any weight on the head, they cannot hold and bend.

That's it in general.

The magnets are very strong! It was placed sideways in the motorcycle's fuel tank with a DJI action cam, from Tsipelovo to Konitsa, a road full of potholes, and it didn't even budge!

Excellent tripod. It supports even the Panasonic GM1 with the 35-100 4-5.6 lens, although not as stable as the Gorillapod Hybrid that I also have. However, it is very small and fits in your pocket, which makes it much more likely to have it with you when you need it.