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It's how many used to be, before the arrival of SIG and ZIG tents. They offer the bathtub benefits so are better than a flat groundsheet, but won't offer the sealed-in draft-proofing of a SIG or ZIG.
Like any separate groundsheet, they're easier to pack up and stow away if muddy. A tent using this groundsheet system takes a bit longer to pitch though and is a lot more fiddly.
Personally, at this stage, I'd only go for one if the price was right. I think most people want a sewn in groundsheet, nowadays.
There's a thread on here about bargain Vango tents which have this type of groundsheet (probably why they are such a good price).
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Topic: Toggle in groundsheet
