Well, I got it for a family of five and it left me completely satisfied. It opens very easily and also packs up very quickly. Three times my neighbors asked me where I got it because of the ease they saw! The fabric initially seems thin, but I set it up on rocks without it getting damaged. I also set it up in very windy conditions. With rocks in the pockets it has and tying the stakes, it doesn't go anywhere. I would buy it again.

It was tested in Tinos with a 6-7 Beaufort wind and it's great if of course you also put the pegs. The quality is amazing. It fits 3 adults and 1 baby plus our things. It's a bit confusing to open it the first few times, then you get the hang of it and you're ok... If it's windy you can't open it alone, you need help. I hope it lasts because it has excited us! Any other tent we had before this one (mostly pop up) unfortunately didn't last... It also came with a beach bag of the same brand, also great.

The smaller tent, for 3 people, has much better resistance to the wind - as it has a lower profile.

The 5-person tent bends much easier with the wind, therefore it can break more easily

I had the smaller Reka Kohu plus for 4 years, but this one is ideal for 4-5 people! Easy setup, large windows, pockets, good pegs! A bigger cave now for the family!

Positive+++
-Large and comfortable tent, very comfortable for two people
-Easy to open
-Pockets on the back inside to easily and quickly store something you want for later
-Hooks inside the tent for hanging lamps (we hung clothes to dry :D)
-External pockets on the back/left/right to put stones/sand for better stability against wind (of course, in strong wind, it will need to be tied with ropes + pegs)

Negative---
-The fabric of the tent doesn't seem to be of good quality and doesn't seem like it will last for years
-Under the sun, the tent gets hot inside, so you have to set it up in the shade and wonder why you bought a tent

Conclusion ///
I believe it could have cost a little less or at least had better quality materials for 180 euros.