VIVOSUN 96"x48"x80" Mylar Hydroponic Grow Tent with Observation Window and Removable Floor Tray

Nasser: Wow this thing took up a lot of space but I needed the space! Worth the money! No leakage of light or air and this tent is very durable! Highly recommend this tent!

United States on Sep 23, 2023

UnitCharles: The tent was easy to set up like many others. I have had about six tents of different brands over the years. I think for the price its worth it. Plan on using some zip ties to keep the poles on the top positioned where you need them. The poles on the top sagg quite a bit.
I dont have anything excessive on the poles. Just some light weight 100w LEDs and fan/filter. The tent material seems ok. Zippers are large which I like. The poles will work for the tent, as I have two of these as of the time of review. I would rate this 5 stars for the price if the poles were slightly thicker/more durable. I would even pay more if the manufacturer had to pass the cost to me the customer to have stronger poles.

United States on Sep 16, 2023

Ryan in Maine: I’ve ordered two tents, one 5x5 and one 4x8 and people in the reviews made me worry it would be a pain to setup. Nope. Super easy. Only thing you have to be careful of is closing the tent. Don’t close it like a animal because the extra fabric to seal the light in might get stuck. But if you open like a regular person and not a Neanderthal then it’s mint

United States on Aug 09, 2023

Brandon Kovash: The tent is big, and the quality on all the fabric, zippers, and metal support pieces seem good so far!

I definitely would NOT have had a great time trying to put this together myself. Having a few extra hands to help will definitely save you a lot of headache!

Building the support pieces together wasn't bad at all, you basically follow the instructions on the picture, and stick poles together with connector pieces. Pulling the fabric over the metal pole structure that you just built is a different story. The fabric is HEAVY! The instructions said to unzip all of the zippers, to help with the process, but even with multiple people this was a hassle. Moving the fabric into position, and finding which side went where, and which corner was which, with a heavy fabric like this, was difficult. I definitely wouldn't have been able to do this process by myself.

After pulling the fabric over the structure though, and pulling the corners into place, zipping everything back up was a breeze. Most of the zippers worked fairly well, with just a few hiccups along the way, and I only have zipper that gives me struggles when I try to use it (luckily it's not one of the...

United States on Aug 08, 2021

Mr Anderson: In all honesty, I'm fairly positive that all of these tents are made in the same few facilities. And then the brand's name tag and logo and sewn on. Obviously certain brands are going to ask for a few differentiating "features", and of course with a bigger "brand" you hope to get some decent after sale support should something go wrong.

Having said that, I'm satisfied with the tent. It was fairly easy to set up on my own even after a few beers. I think it took around 60-90 minutes. Instructions and details are sort of lacking as mentioned elsewhere. FYI - port holes/socks can fit 10" fans, I couldn't find that info there. In a tent this size, I definitely recommend an 8" inline for your exhaust.

It's built well, well I built it. I suppose I should say that the materials included are made well. There's a lot of beef over the zippers on these. And hey, look at that! There's beefs with almost all brand's tent zippers. They're the nylon type. They are a little stiff when new, and can catch. Put a little dab of lithium grease on each track, and in a week or so, they're perfectly fine.

Ceiling support bars can hold a decent amount, I'm running 3 BP3000s in mine and...

United States on Apr 21, 2021