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I really like it.

I like it well enough to consider using it. I prefer it to all the male names, like Harold, Harry and Henry, and to Henrietta.

Harriet Tubman. Thumbs up in my book.

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Besides that, It’s vintage but can still fit in a modern world. I also enjoy Henrietta.

I have a soft spot for Harriet, it's very pretty but I think it's not easily appreciated these days. I imagine a rather frazzled-looking but sensitive soul when I see this name. I think because it makes me think of the word "harried" but also the sound makes me think of "chariot" so it's got this interesting duality of being a total mess but also very dignified and triumphant. I like Harriet :)

Love Harriet. It's loaded with vintage charm without being overly fussy. It has a "smart" feeling too. :0)

Love it. In my accent it sounds like Harry-URT.

Harry-it.
Not anything attractive about the name at all, to me!

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(And I do realize that as an American, and my accent, or lack thereof, causes my pronunciation to differ from others.)

I don't like it