The folding is well designed, really a pleasure to do. The folded pushchair is very compact, perfect for small botos like our Toyota Aigo. I also like driving it - it is smooth to steer and easy to turn while staying safely on the ground. There's even some shock absorption that helps the ride to be smoother.
No problem lifting it (like over a curb), but my hubby did complain that for him, the handle feels too low and the steering is not as comfortable because of that. He also complained of sometimes kicking the brake. Also, the handlebar is rather narrow, so not too much space for hands. It's OK, just not for many hours of pushing. It is a travel pushchair, after all, so probably not meant for that.
Since it was pretty much all assembled, putting it together is fuss-free. Nothing to complain about there. The size of it folded, as well as unfolded, is compact, while the internal measurements are OK even for larger children, in my opinion.
The seat is padded, and the recline, even if a strap one, works smoothly, no waking up a napping child. I like that the harness adjusts in 4 height, so as to truly fit a smaller as well as a taller child. I do miss a longer, adjustable leg rest for the naps to be more comfortable, without dangling feet.
Storage-wise, the basket is, of course, not a huge one, but takes all the bottom space meaning it's actually larger than those on other ultracompact buggies. I appreciate the small fabric "shelf" where I keep the wet wipes and a nappy + a bottle to have always at hand.
To sum it up, it is a very cool, unique buggy, on which I really liked the seat space and the folding that is very well made. The ride is also comfortable (apart maybe from the handle), and the storage is well designed. Downsides would be the price (it's not the most affordable travel model) that gets even higher up if you get some accessories and the missing leg rest + narrow handle.