I have been using Mighty Mule openers for a very long time and was never happy with them. The reliability just wasn't there. 3 years maximum longevity without issues. Now they have gotten ridiculously priced. I don't need or want to pay for Wifi on my opener.
Came across these and decided to give it a try.
It took a little extra work, as I am a bit of a perfectionist and modified the installation slightly. Not wanting to run the 120 volt feed outdoors, I removed the power supply from the factory housing and mounted it in a 6X6 electrical enclosure, then remotely mounted that indoors. This yielded several positives. 1) More convenient access to an existing outlet. 2) Reduced the cost of wiring by using a 14 ga. UV rated low voltage wire run to the controller. 3) Placed the receiver directly at the gate. 4) More space in the controller for excess wire and connections. 5) Maintained short cable runs for the Photocell beams and operators.
Multiconductor sprinkler wire was a great option for extending the second operators cable. (in stock at Home Depot) Connections were made in a weathertight single gang electrical box.
Due to my gates mounting, the pivot arms needed to be modified longer. This was accomplished by cutting and drilling the old ones, then bolting the new ones to them. It worked out great and actually allows for @ 100 degrees of swing when opening, with no additional load on the motors.
The operates are incredibly smooth and quiet. The release key is a great feature! It allows for keeping the gates wide open on days when lots of work is being done and the gates are left open for convenience.
The included photocells are a great feature as well. They are easy to install and wire and don't require any frustrating critical alignments. I wish I good say the same for the ones on my garage door opener (Genie).
One area with room for improvement is the availability of additional remotes and the style of the remotes. A single button remote that clips to the visor would be the ideal style, but I couldn't find anything that worked with this operator. Ultimately, I ended up cloning the original remotes with ones I found on Amazon. I purchased and returned 3 different other remotes that claimed to work but didn't. It was very frustrating. (this and the lack of a supplied power cord are the only reasons that I rated 4, not 5, stars on the features) I included the link to the remotes below. You may need to copy and paste.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D7VS8S7S?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1
Overall, these operates work great and have all the features I need, including the safeties. (I don't need Wifi)
Cost effective and simple
Installation was very easy, even with my additional customizations.
Time will tell as to reliability.
Adrian Wagner 
