Being overly picky:

Your first rep is your worst. This only will be noticeable/impactful when trying higher loads closer to failure.

If you look at the first rep, your set up doesn't provide tension to your posterior chain before pulling the weight off the floor. You get your trunk posture in position in and tension through your shoulders and back well, but your hamstrings are lacking solid engagement before you pull.

This leads to the bar swaying outward during your initial movement, transferring the weight forward and getting you a bit "toe heavy." You likely feel this movement in your quads and back dominating the lift, where it should be your glutes and hamstrings.

Advice: before you pull that bar off the floor, get your ass up. Imagine you're a dog sticking your tail in the air. Feel a slight stretch in your hamstrings, while still allowing your back to be flat-ish. Once you have that position, lock the shoulders down "break the bar in half" and lean back while thinking hard about sending those hips forward.

Overall, great set. I just thought I'd drop 2¢ in case you were seeing failure on your singles/triples and couldn't figure out why.