I don't own one -
Most of these "little interfaces" in the $100 - $200 range are pretty good and it's unlikely that it will be your "weak link".
I
think it was the Focusrite that had a too-sensitive instrument input that would sometimes overload (clip/distort) even with the gain turned-down to minimum. But, that might have been an earlier generation.
It has zero-latency direct-hardware monitoring. That's a feature I'd want! (That might be new in the 3rd generation.)
Otherwise, latency mostly depends on "other things" (besides the interface & drivers). Latency is directly related to buffer size but the buffer size you can get away with (without glitches/dropouts) depends on what else your multitasking operating system is doing. If some other application/process/driver "hogs" the system for as few milliseconds too long, you get buffer overflow and a glitch. (It doesn't have to be using lots of total CPU time.)
With direct hardware monitoring you can use a big buffer with long latency, and besides trying to monitor yourself while recording there's no other downside to longer latency.