Very good and sturdy crib!! My child weighs 12 kilos. The only negative is that the suction cups do not stick to the floor.

We placed it on the balcony without screwing it in, but the suction cups it has don't hold. The construction wobbles a bit, but for now, it doesn't worry us. Its assembly was very easy. The little one, who is seven months old and 10 kg, liked it a lot.

Sturdy construction, I have it in the living room, the legs underneath have suction cups so it doesn't move when you shake your little one! Easy assembly and spacious seat.

I want to advise parents to pay a little attention to the baby when sitting, I mean to buckle them with the strap because ours was without the strap and it leaned forward and flipped over (with the head down). Of course, it doesn't fall easily because the legs hold against it, but let's keep that in mind

Very nice swing and easy to assemble. The 10-month-old baby sits for hours and loves it. The only thing that could be better is the straps as they cut into the neck.

The crib made in Turkey does not convince. It's a shame we didn't see the Greek one, which is by far better. Personally, this is a very important factor!!!!
The back is not comfortable, it is upright and does not embrace the baby's body, resulting in quick fatigue.
The quality is not good and unstable.

It is more durable than I expected and my little one has enjoyed it from 7 months until today, which is over a year old

We have had it for a while now... I read about the stability that many people write about.. guys, if you want it, screw it in (as you should) and you're good to go. I set it up in 5 minutes and I wonder about what I read, maybe they were defective! 13 kilos for now and it's perfect!

It does not have all the components that are listed on the box. The wrenches and something like a bearing that connects the wrenches are missing.

We have had the swing for 20 days. The pipe in the upper corner got bent while my 17-kilogram daughter was swinging. It seems that the iron was defective. In the end, it cannot withstand not only 100 kilograms but not even 17. Therefore, I suggest paying more attention to all parts of the swing. Perhaps that's why there is such a large price fluctuation in the retail price.

Overall, it is quite unstable, with a weight of 19 kilograms and a moderate swinging intensity it takes off. For my little one, it's fine. It's definitely funny that the Turks claim it can withstand 100kg unless they have a different unit of measurement. Screwed in, it will definitely be safer. I'm not crying over my money yet because a simple hanging swing from a well-known store costs 30 euros.

A construction... difficult to assemble, ineffective and extremely dangerous... since immediately after we bought it (my wife) its flaws became apparent immediately.
I recommend avoiding purchasing it and not stepping on it like we did.

It is not possible for a children's swing to withstand 100 kilograms... it broke in the back right leg within a week...

I was very skeptical about having a swing on my balcony. In terms of safety, construction quality, and of course, I didn't want anything to be moving here and there. As soon as I set it up (in ten minutes), all my fears went away. Very good quality, at no point do you fear that the child might get hurt, the swinging length is just right for the little one to enjoy but also for me not to worry that it will fly away (haha) and it doesn't move an inch on a tiled balcony. It has suction cups underneath that help it stay stable. Without hesitation, highly recommended...