Very good! Purchased for about €90, with a lot of thought due to the reviews about the bags tearing.
Durability: The materials are of good quality. The stakes are amazing, they also have holes to adjust the desired height. The fabric is of great quality. So far, it has been set up twice on sandy beaches and with 3-4 Beaufort wind it held up just fine. When it went up to 5 Beaufort, I got a bit worried.
Issue with the bags: I contacted the distributor as I was looking for a specific color and learned that the "Old Rose" belongs to the newer version of Salty Tribe, along with the dark blue, lilac, turquoise. In the new version, the issue with the bags has been improved, we tested them well and had no problem.
Setup: 5-6 simple steps, just follow them and all is good. In my opinion, the design of the bags with the ropes needs a bit more optimization. When you tie the bags, you somehow need to tie the carabiners that come with it, this is not explained exactly in the instructions, I preferred to connect them directly to the rope as I don't think the bag fasteners will withstand the wind. I didn't take many photos, but the one I uploaded shows the important things: color, bags, setup, stakes. If you don't know any knots, learn 1-2 simple nautical knots to tie the ropes better and untie them easily afterwards.
Space: I bought the 2x2m, the usable space is about that much. It's spacious for 2 people but also fit 4 people squeezed together. The ropes have an adjuster to shorten them so you don't take up half the beach with the bags like other shades that have single bags.
Shading: We bought the simple version, there is also a blackout version for about €20 more. It's fine up to 30-32 degrees, for 40 degrees I don't know if anything will save you. Some sunlight passes through, but personally it feels like sitting under a tamarisk tree, not full shade.

The review is made after the first summer.
The photo is in Astypalaia on a beach with at least 5-6 Beaufort.

Positives:
-Tremendously easy to set up, as long as you understand the logic of it. I had many other beach tents in the past and the fact that you avoid the poles is incomparable. (same goes for taking it down)
-With the movement of the sun, you can change the position of the metal stands, so you have the shade you want at any time of the day, without having to take it down. No other beach tent offers this.
-Very easy to transport. The lightest and smallest you can find.
-Perfect ventilation since it is open all around. This is a big deal.. Those who use beach tents understand.

Negatives:
-Indeed, it is not suitable for a very small beach, where people are on top of each other. If you use a beach tent with a 2x2 floor, taking into account the poles you need for the ropes, you occupy more or less the same space.
-I have the blue one and the radiation passes a little more than I expected.
-It could be priced around 70-80€, always compared to what you can buy with that money. The 100€ price tag is a bit steep. If nothing happens to it this year, I think it's worth it though. (it has really endured extreme wind)

Definitely recommended, strictly for 2 people (and 1 dog).