Unless you are going to install it yourself, the more pertinent question is if the person installing it has experience with it.

I used the in-floor heat grid from Warmly Yours in a basement bathroom, and it was a straightforward process. Just send them the layout of the room and they send you a bill of materials for what would be required. They will also give you options for setback thermostats and other controls. This is the product I used https://www.warmlyyours.com/en-US/products/line/floor-heating-tempzone-easy-mat.

We installed a cork insulation layer on top of the concrete, using thinset to hold it in place. Then we used a layer of thinset to embed the grid on the floor, and ran the wires over to the wall for the thermostat and heat sensor. The tile guy then just came in and installed the tile. In the winter I keep it set for about 76 degrees, which is makes the floor very comfortable for bare feet.

Bruce

Schluter has something for tile with the thermal break built into it:

https://www.schluter.com/schluter-us/en_US/Floor-Warming/Schluter%C2%AE-DITRA-HEAT-DUO/p/DITRA_HEAT-DUO