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I recently installed an American Standard with the speed connect. The cable portion all disconnects readily for installation, and service presumably, too, down the line. While it was simpler than other bath faucet installs I've done, if you've replaced a few before I would say it wouldn't matter to you. To a first time DIYr -- maybe worth the extra simplicity.

It's easy to reach underneath and unscrew it when you need to, provided the other end of the rod is not almost against the wall. I don't know about your particular pop-up, but some are lightweight junk that need the rod to pull them down all the way. Some don't work well even when properly installed, so it can be worth it to get a good drain assembly and install it separately. About $10-12 from a plumbing supply.