I give it 4 stars because, at least for me, I don't know if it's a general issue, when I unplug the laptop and plug it back in after a while, it doesn't recognize the screen (HDMI). I either have to restart or plug and unplug it 2-3 times.

Also, when I charge my iPhone, the laptop shows a notification that it's not receiving the required power for charging. It needs 48W. This means that it is not capable of delivering 60W

I connected it to a Huawei Mate 20 mobile phone and everything works, meaning HDMI, ethernet, micro SD, USB, and charging. It also works without electricity. So I can use the mobile phone as a computer. On a PC, HDMI doesn't work, and on Linux and Windows 10, it might work with a lot of searching...
HDMI only works on screens and TVs that support 1080p or 4K resolutions, a problem that seems to affect all cheap USB-C to HDMI adapters, but I managed to use it with other resolutions using an HDMI to VGA converter.
The disadvantages are the size, which is justified because it is also a charger, and that it heats up (it doesn't burn), especially when charging the mobile phone without any notches or holes for cooling, so I'm waiting to see its durability over time.