It’s a high midrange bike. They’re all really, really good, but not great. The high end pro-model framesets are great. Everybody’s.
I have a 2018 Super Six Evo and it is, but current standards, good but not great. I’ve never had a problem with seatpost slippage on the 25.4. It is a better bike than anything you could buy when Peter Van Petegem was winning classics, which is to say its “good” by today’s measure, but ridiculously good compared to just about anything I’ve ridden since 1981.
I have a 2015 High Mod that I picked up used from the local shop owner when they cut ties with Cannondale and he got on a Giant. The front end response is sharper and better, but overall the frame is just about the same as the 2018 EVO.
I think we split hairs too much. Any major make’s carbon bike with Ultegra is so absurdly good compared to anything from 20 or 30 or 40 years ago that I have nothing but positives to say about them. And, unless the user is getting paid to ride a bike, they probably can’t exploit the differences enough to make a difference.