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I have been using it for a little over 10 days daily and I am thrilled. When I bought it, I was skeptical because of the other reviews, but now I think that the mentioned problems have to do with incorrect use. So if you are thinking of buying it, pay attention to the following:

Food can ONLY be placed in small plastic containers

Very convenient and especially easy to transport. So far, I have only used it on the floor during trips to the countryside so that the baby can eat on his own, something that was impossible without the tray.

The only drawback is that the tray requires a little force to snap into place (either open or closed)

Indeed, it has a small issue in the perimeter line which cannot be fixed with any combination, but the pieces fit so tightly that you have to really look closely to notice it.

The foam is indeed very dense compared to cheaper ones. It has a textured surface and it feels like the little feet and hands stick to it a bit, as they are always wet. I consider this a positive aspect because I bought it specifically to help the baby with movement, as regular gym mats are very slippery.

To understand how sturdy the foam is, I managed to adjust the bars from a Taff gym I had, and even though the little one pulls, pushes, and hangs on it, it hasn't caused any issues with the application of the pieces.

Like everything with a pattern, it requires some attention when cleaning. It says it can be swept, but personally, I only use a swiffer. If it needs washing, I do it locally with plain water or wipe it with baby wipes (it says on the packaging not to use strong cleaners... besides, the baby licks it).

I got it in the color clay, which is beautiful. It's like a very light brown with hints of ochre. Depending on the lighting, it can appear slightly more red or less.

I have it for 3 days and so far it seems very good.
POSITIVES:
* No assembly required, it comes as it is foldable, so we are talking about literally 2' from the box to use
* Both sides open
* There is an intermediate opening ladder on both sides, so as long as the child is still small and there is no danger of falling, the side that does not touch the bed can be half-lowered for better access to the child

NEGATIVES:
* The sides do not go up and down very easily, so if the child is not on top, the whole crib lifts when I try to lift the side. I reserve that this may be fixed with use.
* The wheels do not seem to rotate, so if you want to push it from one room to another, in order to turn at an angle you have to lift it

Perfect for use in the pool or while traveling! It takes up minimal space, is very lightweight, dries very quickly, and unlike other towels that feel like cloth for windows, this one is fluffy and actually feels like a towel. Maybe I'll come back in the summer after using it at the beach.

Exterior:
+ The photo doesn't do it justice. It is a darker blue (reminiscent of classic dark blue denim) and the straps are a very sweet tan color.

Interior:
+ On the inside of the sides, it has: (a) on one side, it creates a separate compartment like a large pocket the length of the entire side and about 2/3 of the height (it comfortably fits a hairdryer + 2 small toiletry bags) (b) on the other side, two open pockets (each can fit a small toiletry bag)
+ The shoe pocket, as it extends into the interior, has a cylindrical seam, allowing for easier storage of even large shoes (in my old bag, it wasn't like this, resulting in quick tearing)

Bottom:
- It does have a reinforced bottom, but it's not so hard that it can withstand years of use. I'm afraid it will break quickly. Perhaps it would have been better if it didn't have it, for easier storage.

Straps:
+ They seem to be of very good quality, and it's very positive that the shoulder strap has sturdy clips to stabilize it (the fact that there are clips is positive in itself, of course, because if they break, they can be replaced, whereas if they don't exist, it will tear and cannot be sewn back together)

Overall, very happy, time will tell if it will withstand.