Conclusions I reached after a month of use:

Positives:
It doesn't easily fall to the floor and doesn't create dust. Therefore, it doesn't stain as much as bentonite and doesn't spread all over the house.
Easy to clean, especially for us who have the litter box in the bathroom, since it can be disposed of in the toilet (though you will need to flush 2-3 times).
You remove the dirty clumps, which clump very well, and the rest remains spotless. You can use it literally until the last grain!
The packaging lasted us over a month (although a bit pricey, in the end, it is economical).
It smells nice and doesn't lose its scent until the end. The urine doesn't smell like ammonia as with bentonite.

Negatives:
Because the cat cannot completely bury its poop (due to the texture of the sand), you will need to have spare and some bentonite litter for the times you will be away from home for 2-3 days (otherwise, you will find a pile waiting for you, like we did).
This particular scent, although good, was a bit too sweet for my taste. I will return with a comment about the green one when we use it.

Conclusion:
It has saved our daily life! Finally, a clean home, without odors, sand, and dust! We definitely will not return to any other type of litter! Now we just have to see, in the long term, if it will cause any issues with the toilet drain.

Biodegradable! So good news for the environment. Despite being expensive to purchase, it lasts so long that it comes at almost the same cost as the very cheap foods, because it gets dirty locally. Just don't throw the wet 'ball' in the toilet because it takes two or three flushes to disappear...