The materials used in the construction of this tent are excellent. The air support chambers are solid once inflated and hold pressure for multiple days, and I can lay in my 18-inch tall air mattress and still see outside the side windows, which zip closed from the inside ( a feature I value). However there are no access points for electrical cords or A/C or heating tubes. The color of the tent causes the interior to be quite bright in daytime which is not a problem, however at night under a full moon or in areas with bright lighting the interior remains illuminated. I thought the rainfly would help reduce the brightness and it does, but only minimally. Dual doors are nice. Skylights are not needed and useless if using the rainfly which I recommend to reduce interior heat under the sun, and reduce interior condensation in cold temperatures. I added stanchions to the middle of the rainfly tie downs as I don't believe it should be just laying flat against the exterior surface of the tent if you want temperature protection. The included tie down ropes are a bit short so I also added longer fluorescent ones. I also added carpet to the interior for floor comfort and added insulation from the cold ground. If the tent included an electric inflation pump, sidewalls that were 6-inches higher, longer tie down cords and electrical cord access points it would be almost perfect.