Very good! The main reason I bought it is its portability combined with its build quality and relatively good maximum height.

Specifically:
1. It packs down to just 32 cm, which means it fits in a regular backpack. You can take it wherever you want and it's relatively lightweight.
2. I am about 1.80 meters tall and at the maximum height with the camera on top, it comes just below my eyes. I wouldn't need more height unless I was Giannis Antetokounmpo's cousin!
3. The specifications state that it can hold up to 5 kilograms. I tested it with a half-kilogram telephoto lens and live view with maximum zoom, and it's superb. Now, I don't know how it will perform in outdoor conditions with strong winds, but you can hang a classic bag on the hook for security. However, it is very sturdy and looks like it will withstand a lot of use.
4. It doesn't have the typical clips, as another user has noted, which I was aware of and concerned about before purchasing. However, I also knew that if the typical clips break, then the whole tripod is useless. The screw system it has won't put it at such risk. You just have to learn it a bit and get used to it (a few minutes of practice is enough). The trick is not to unscrew the knobs all the way because the joint completely loosens and the legs come off. At first, I thought it arrived broken when it came loose, but with common sense, you realize that you have to unscrew it slightly (you hear a faint click), stretch it, and then tighten it again.

Watch videos on YouTube before buying it. In my humble opinion, it is worth it and more, as it is sturdy, stable, lightweight, and portable.

Very good tripod. Very small for those who have limited capacity and extends to a satisfactory point. Very lightweight and very stable construction. I recommend it!

I will start as follows: When I started photography, I bought a Chinese tripod for 10€, then one for 55€ (good but bulky for traveling), and ended up with the Rollei. Conclusion, get a good tripod from the beginning and avoid the halfway options, in the end everything becomes more expensive.
It is a very good tripod for your travels. Very compact for storage while also extending to a good height (with the extension of the central tube). It also lowers quite close to the ground.
The head holds my Nikon D7200 with an 18-140mm lens without much effort in vertical shooting. This means that the lens won't "fall" forward like with some 10€, 20€, or even 50€ tripods.
I would prefer not having to unscrew the legs to open them, but to have the usual clips. Nevertheless, I do not consider this a negative.
It is a reliable and very good purchase for those who cannot afford tripods in the Manfrotto category.