No, but I use the larger LS-323C (32 mm and 3 sections) and I think it's great for the money. If you think 28 mm stanchions @ 4 sections is stable enough, it will be a nice tripod for sure.
I would personally go for a slightly beefier tripod if you use a high resolution camera and/or longish lenses, but for stable ground and low wind, sort of anything will do. Also, don't forget that a decent head can cost a chunk of money. I use the Leofoto LH-36 and I should probably have gone with 40 instead, even if it performs well enough most of the time (GFX 50 with primes up to 200 mm, but mostly 30-110 mm).
Edit: The LS-323C with LH-36PCL (quick release on rotating plate) comes in at ~74 cm length and ~1860 grams. So while it's still pretty light, it's not very small. It doesn't have a center column though.
The tripod itself is actually exactly the same weight as the 284 with center column.
Max height is almost the same too, 323 just being 2.5 cm shorter.