Find the manual and be sure it uses a moisture sensor for each zone. Since it is not mentioned it most likely does not. Rain bird has moisture sensor for some controllers but not per zone.
I might be old fashioned but without a screen to look at and can only used a smart phone for programming and trouble shooting, I shy away from it. No other sprinkler tech, if ever needed, can work on it and you'll always need a WiFi connection. When I first started reading its marketing description, it reads like the NEST guys wrote it. All flash, we'll solve your problems, the learning part is so so, just like thermostats.