I really love this tent, minus a few small things!I've had it up up two different times now, the first time was for about two nights in good weather, and the second time is now when it's been up for a week!We've had a lot of wind (tail end of hurricane winds) down pouring rain, thunderstorms, bright sunny days, you name it.Putting it to the test in Buffalo!I had a video of how windy it was so show, but didn't realize you can only put one vid in reviews (hHi, change that Amazon!)So I thought that the issue with the corner of my tent was more important to show than seeing how extremely windy it was and how the tent held up while being inside during heavy winds.I'm 5'4" and can very easily put this tent up by myself within a matter of 15 minutes, if I'm not rushing.The only hard part for me is getting the rain fly up alone! I'm short!What I do is tie one end of the rain fly in a knot and throw it over the tent!It adds enough weight to get it up and over for me. Then I go to the other side, undo the knot and secure it!No biggie!I have also slid the rain fly up and over the front of the tent, and then pulled it on that way too... On my tippy toes. 😆My biggest concern was that I was worried that the tent may leak through the top screen when it rains (the entire tent is a screen top!), but I was shockingly surprised that it performed great in the rain and high winds with rain fly on!One of my guy lines came loose, but that was it!The rain fly doesnt touch or rub against the screen top when properly attached.Inside the tent itself stayed completely dry, no leaks, no drips, nothing at all.(I did waterproof this tent when I got it as well, as I do with all my tents, so this wasn't tested before I used a waterproof spray.)Because of all the screens, it has great air flow!All the windows zip down, and you can leave the solid tent door open and have just the screen closed on the porch section. So nice to look out while laying in bed with a nice breeze!I did include pictures, but a few things I don't like is that the windows don't zip all the way around. The two sides zip up and then just a few hooks keep the top up.I wish they had full all-around zippers.As well as the vent!There is a vent on the back wall on the floor. Though I love the idea for extra air flow, there is no cover/zipper/anything that can close this. It is open at all times.(I'm going to make a cover/closure for it somehow.)I wish this could also be sealed off.It does have its own little rain fly piece for the vent on the outside that you stake farther out to protect from rain (no leaks or water came in through that during the heavy winds and rain either!), but still, I think having the option for it to fully close from the inside would be great. (That will cause a lot of drafts on cold nights!)Another thing I've seen is that this tent is stated as a "4 season"... Absolutely not!It's very drafty, and cold nights will be a problem.The screen top (even with rain fly on, that's still drafty and semi open to wind and air flow), the windows that don't fully close (you can put your hand at the top of them and feel the draft), and then that un-sealable vent on the floor.You will not stay warm on cold fall nights, winter camping, etc. without adjustments.I still plan to test this in the fall, as fall is my favorite time to camp, but I plan on creating a way to temporarily seal that vent, and windows, as well as use some type of tarp/emergency blankets/barrier inside the tent on the ceiling possibly, and between the outside top screen and the rain fly.We'll see how it works!I got the partial rain fly on mine, where it only covers part of the screen porch. There is an option for a rain fly that completely covers/encloses the screen porch also.-with the partial rain fly, I did get water in the front porch floor when we had bad winds and heavy rain.Not a huge deal to me, I unstaked the front porch corners and door and tipped the flooring around to drain the water out. No big deal! Wipe with a towel or let air dry.There is also a strip of netting that runs the length of the floor by the solid tent so as a drain as well.I'm still glad I got the partial rain fly though.I will be using an extra tarp to attach to the top front of the porch for rain next time, if needed!I don't store things in the porch or anything. Just a table and chairs that are fine if they get wet.If you plan to use that area for storage while you camp, get the full rain fly! Or definitely attach an extra tarp/canopy system to it.(I've attached a video of this.) My biggest issue is that the back corner doesn't touch the ground, and doesn't seem to assemble properly.Ive set this tent up multiple times, have readjusted that corner and the entire tent to try to get that corner to properly touch the ground and stake down.It's not happening.I feel like the seam that runs up and down (From top roof to that bottom corner) on that corner is too short.I've literally adjusted everything on this tent to see if it helps that corner stake down and lay properly, but no luck.(When looking at the tent from the outside facing the back of the tent, it's the right corner. Or the back left corner if you're standing inside the tent. Just in case any other reviews say the same about that corner?)I worry that the tightness on that seam is going to cause issues/holes to the fabric over time. It's pretty tight.If I try to stake that corner inwards towards the tent, the floor inside the tent is extremely warped and not smooth at all, and the walls also aren't smooth. I worry that water will get in if it rains and the walls aren't taught.No amount of adjusting helps this situation. I've spent probably an hour or more between multiple set ups, to try to adjust the tent to make it work and fix that corner to no luck.I've had many many tents over the years and I've never had this issue before.I'm very frustrated with this aspect, but I haven't had any issues due to it not being right so far.I feel it will cause issues in the future though.There could be more Velcro attachments on the rain fly to attach to the tent poles.There aren't enough, and they honestly aren't very strong. A few came unattached during winds, but caused no issues to the rain fly staying on or anything.Weight wise when packed up, isn't not too bad but does have some weight to it! All tents do unless you're looking for a backpacking tent.This is not that!It was veerryy easy to pack back up into the original bag!If you turn the tent bag upside down, there is a strip of fabric you're supposed to pull. This then expands the bottom of the bag for the tent to fit back in after.I've seen many say it doesn't fit back in, but I'm pretty sure they're not doing that with the bag.It was very easy to pack away for me.Some have mentioned (I read so many reviews on this before I purchased) that the screen material is flimsy and easily get holes in it.I kind of disagree!Any material like this will be more fragile and easier to snag things on than a solid tent material, that's a given.Mine didn't arrive with any holes already in the screens, and I feel like the screens are pretty solid and durable!My dog has an issue with not knowing what screens are and keeps trying to walk through them, not around them 😆With her face planting against it, smooshing her nose, stepping on it with her feet and nails, nothing has caused any rips or holes!Be gentle-ish with it and it will be fine!All in all, I really do love this tent and it was a great price! I got it during Prime Days also.I wish a few small things were different, but I love it and am really happy I got it!