I live in the Midwest where we may get about 17 days total of nice, warm, sunny weather. This was my way of “coping” and being able to go outside and enjoy the warmth in the spring without freezing.
It comes in a nice, easy, carrying back that doesn’t take up space. That’s the pro of having an assembled tent. The downside is, well, the assembly. This does admittedly take a long time to put together. It’s not one of those easy fold up and down ones. You do need to thread the poles through etc. I use this as a personal greenhouse so it’s a bit more permanent. I don’t think I’d like having to take it up and down frequently.
That being said, the way I use it, as a semi-permanent personal greenhouse and a way to go outside while staying dry and warm from the midwestern elements, it works well. It keeps the warmth in but on warmer days, you can simply unzip the windows and let in air. I wish the windows had mesh to keep out the bugs, but this is not uncommon of most three-season tents.
I also like that it has the extra canopy to shield from sun if you wish. It’s pretty tall, I can almost stand up completely in it. Overall, great for my needs!

Our friends have this tarp and after camping with them a few times, we decided to get our own. It's not the lightest, most compact tarp, but it's an excellent compromise, perfect for car camping, and way better than hardware store tarps. What really makes it special is the set up versatility with so many (quality) tie downs, especially when paired with GreenElephant poles. Tiedowns are smartly attached to minimize risk of tearing; survived multiple days of very high winds with no damage.

Extraordinarily cheap. Fabrics are thin and tear, sewing quality is poor and multiple seams missed, certain parts such as hanging bags for items were mistakenly sewn into the seam on the outside of the tent instead of the inside, the supports are not very sturdy/stiff, there are no tension lines to stake this to the ground other that at the base of the poles which means it's extremely prone to blow over on account of it's flimsiness and lack of adequate securing, the zippers are cheap, the seams were tearing the first time I set it up presumably because the thread is so cheap.

Seriously, they have made this as cheaply as humanly possible. I bought a different one after returning this and it's a night-and-day difference, the new one is built like a tank and was about the same price.

Es una casa muy amplia de todos los lados, es resistente y ergonómica