I was skeptical in purchasing an inflatable tent till I stumbled through this. I was extremely impressed with the quality of the build. The tent works well with a diesel heater being able to contain the heat inside. We camped at -2 degrees and we never had any issues with depressurisation. The tent looks awesome at night with the purchased camp lights. The only trade off with the comfortable design is the weight of the tent during packing and unpacking.

My goal was to have a tent that was big enough for me to have a "bedroom" space and a "hangout" space that would fit my friends for an in-the-woods D&D session, no matter the weather. Working hours meant we didn't leave town on time and had to setup the tent in the dark. However, because it was inflatable that was far easier than I'm used to. That night, a torrential downpour had no impact on us other than loud rainfall hitting the rainfly above the tent. The next day, it successfully fit a party of five and a dog around a table large enough for my D&D maps, along with their individual folding chairs... in one HALF of the tent. I will say, the tent only stays inflated for about 1.5 days before it deflates to the point that it collapses, which is far less than I expected. Additionally, the roof material is mixed-- about one quarter of one half of the tent is made of water repelling material that causes water to bead and slide off-- the rest of the tent is made of a more water "resistant" material that over time soaks through, so you'll want to use the rain fly when the forecast calls for rain. All in all, I'm extremely happy with the purchase, and the price point is much cheaper than other comparable tents.