OH MY GOSH--WOW!!!!
This is amazing! We watched the preview videos on the Bjorn website, where parents took about 30 seconds to set up the crib, and it is all true! Amazing! I, a mother of a 3-month-old, love setting it up. Usually Daddy handles the "hard labor" for the baby, but with this lovely 11-pound apparatus, even I can set it up. And it really does only take about 30 seconds. A normal crib sheet fits the mattress, although just slightly loose. So, don't bother buying the high-priced Bjorn sheet. Head to Goodwill and buy a used crib sheet for under B000XDYLEK. This will help defray the initial high price of the crib--although it's worth every cent! We travel a lot, and every stop we make, we show off our new piece of furniture. It's stable, compact, light, and PERFECT for what we want it to do! We'll also be using it daily at home once our little one grows out of her Moses basket. I think the stable, good-sized crib will wear well and outlast our daughter's use of it! Definitely recommend!

BEST travel crib
Fits in suitcase, VERY easy to set up and breakdown. Amazing travel crib, wouldn't buy anything else.

I really wanted this to work...
I really liked it, but unfortunately, my 8.5 month old son did not. He cried every time.

I think it may have been too much of a shock to go from a firm mattress in a regular crib to a soft thinner mattress on the ground.

I think the product is really well made, but I guess we're back to the PNP for travel!

Sturdy, Easy to set up
Very sturdy crib, light, easy to set up. It takes some practice to fold it up in a manner that allows you to effectively shove it back into the case though. And, it's quite a bit larger than I'd expected, definitely NOT brief-case size. I am fairly certain it would not fit current airline regulations for a carry-on. I do like that there is no bar in the middle like the pack-n-play, and the mattress is very soft. Also, a standard crib sheet fits great on the mattress, so we didn't have to purchase any extra sheets either.

My daughter does not mind sleeping in it, but she's always been more sensitive to noise and light than where she sleeps physically. I'm debating whether or not to bring it wtih me when I travel across the country, because it will count as a piece of luggage. Overall though, it's a good crib, just expensive. I think the pack-n-play is better for if you have a very young child (under 4 months) because of the bassinet feature, but for an older child, this is better.

Easy to use
This is a great travel crib. My 6 month old has already been on 14 flights, so you can see we travel a lot and we need an easy to assemble crib. It's light, but durable, although low to the ground so you still break your back picking up your child, but I guess all travel cots are like this. The only real negative is that the carry case is still large, although light, so it still takes up a lot of space in your luggage. Overall I think it's a great investment for people that travel a lot.