There are a couple of things to consider:
1. That device will produce a set of numbered files: no album name, artist name, track title, etc. You will need to add all of that information yourself.
2. That device will use burst mode to do the ripping, so if it encounters a spot on the disc that doesn't read easily it will just spit out a file with missing data.
For less money ($85) you could buy an external CD player and use the free XLD software on the Mac.
1. XLD uses the Mac's internet connection to query an online database and automatically add album name, artist, and track names to the files. This saves an enormous amount of time.
2. XLD will re-read bad spots on a disc and not just spit out a file with missing data. And it will tell you if it found a problem so you can check the disc, clean it, and try again if needed.
In addition, anything ordered from Alliexpress is a coin toss: the likelihood of support for a defective product is iffy and the cost to send something back to China for replacement will often be too much in time and money to make replacing a dead-on-arrival product reasonable. In addition, the de minimus custom duties exemption no longer exists, so there will be an import duty and possibly shipping delays as overseas sellers and shippers adjust to the change.
