Gazelle Tents™, T3X Portable Hub Tent, 3-Person, Alpine Green, GT301GR

Seems like a good quality tent. So far I've only set it up in the backyard for a weekend to spray the rainfly with waterproofing, and to air out the "new" smell. Have not stayed overnight in it yet, but i did load it up with my inflatable mattresses, sleeping bags, and gear pre-camp to make sure everything fits.  It's definitely big enough for 2 people with a bunch of gear, and I can see it fitting 3 people with backpacking gear as a base camp. My only complaints are that the seems at all 4 edges slightly look like they are being pulled apart since you can see the stitching running between the fabric. Also the door zipper tends to get caught with the door screen zipper. I wish there was a bit more spacing separating the 2.  Neither concern is a deal breaker for me. I know how to use seem sealer, and I'm going to trust in the brands reputation for durability. This is not a cheap tent when you consider purchasing a family size tent for half the price at Costco. However,  if you are an avid camper or appreciate fast set-ups you're going to love this tent. I can already tell this investment will last for years to come. If I had purchased the overland edition (which cost $200 more and has minimal upgrades) I'd probably be upset about the build quality at that price point, but i feel the standard T3X is still a deal at this price point. Overall,  I am very satisfied with this tent. The fabric is thick, the zippers are durable, and the vertical walls make it feel spacious. The hardware and poles are sturdy, but not overly heavy. It sets up in under a minute without the rain fly, and adding the rainfall is simple as well. Just make sure to collapse the roof when putting it on, then pop it out afterwards.