zazzy Grow Tent, 24"x24"x36" Hydroponic Mylar Grow Tent Reflective Garden Growing Dark Room with Observation Window, Removable Floor Tray and Tool Bag for Indoor Plant Growing 2'x2'

I gotta give it 5 stars I’ll be honest I got it set up it was quick and easy to set up. It’s Sturdy and strong. I ordered the 32x32x63 tent it’s big enough to fit one nice size plant in it or two bushy plants. There is a very tiny amount of light leak at some of the seems but it’s needle prick light leak you don’t even notice it foreal. It functions as it should in my opinion and well worth the 45 bucks I paid for it.

This is just as nice as the Vivosun tent. Nice zippers no light shows in and for a affordable price!

Easy to set up and much sturdier than I expected, high quality overall. The tent material is thick and sturdy, and the pole connectors are made so you could take it apart and store it if you need to, and then set it back up again.

Pretty good budget tent. It's pretty Easy to assemble. There were a couple of small light leaks through the stitching and the zipper does like to hang up. Watch out for loose threads from stitching around the zipper it will get caught .You do get what you pay for so I didn't expect it to be super top quality. For the price it's pretty solid tent. Even with the small complaints I'd probably buy another one if I was on a budget.

I'm glad I chose this brand for my 3' x 3' x 6' tent. Fast shipping and craftsmanship I didn't expect. Each joint position can tighten up around the rods. Thickness of material is uncanny. Heavy-duty zippers I can trust not to stick or grab on to internal layer. The 10 pound light is holding strong.

Ok, so i read several reviews that said to unzip all the zippers. eh, i wouldn't recommend that at all. 56 yo with COPD and i put it up by myself, so its not easy, its not hard but it helps if you go about it the easy way. If you look closely at the pictures, there is a pair of zippers that can zip all the way along the top down the side across the bottom leaving it connected on one side to the back panel which is connected at the top and bottom. So if you unzip that one really long "wrap around" zipper you can lay it out so the bottom is ready for you to put the frame in and the rest of the tent is laying behind it, only connected to the back panel. Build the frame inside the bottom panel. Make sure the wrap around panel is over to the side then pull the top panel up and over the frame. I had to pull some over then go to the other side and pull some over but after that i was able to pull the front of the top panel down over the frame. Then all i had to do was walk the wrap around panel around the side across the front back across the other side and zip it up. A word on the zippers, if you hold the panel just inside the tent and zip the zipper its pretty easy and works well BUT if you just start zipping letting the zipper push the panel back it creates problems and will most likely damage the zipper. So hold it up with one had just inside the tent while zipping with the other hand. This is due to the little flap that helps keep light from penetrating the zipper. If you don't do it that way the flap tends to get caught in the zipper... Once i had a 1000 watt HID in the tent (I use an enclosed hood with multiple fans so the enclosure never gets hot) and it was all zipped up i could see a tiny bit of light thru the access zippers while standing on the outside. This worried me, but i thought for the price i can buy a tarp to drape across the zippers. Before i did that i decided to get in and have my wife zip me in. I was surprised how long it took the hid to quit glowing after being turned off but once it did it was total dark in the tent. I had 2 small florescent lights on outside the tent ( right in front of the zippers) and a little sunlight in the room but I couldn't see any of it from inside the tent. It was total darkness. I sat on a bucket for a few minutes to give my eyes time to adjust and it was still total dark. It still makes me a little nervous, so i am watching the flowering time just in case. I would buy it again if i needed another.

48x24x60 grow tent. This is an amazing grow tent. bigger than expected heavy duty. reviews have complained about the light leaks and zipper sturdiness, I have had none of that. To me it’s made of very sturdy material and zippers. i did. put the bottom half together then put it inside the tent before i assembled the rest and it made it super easy. put it together in less than an hour by myself and i’m a 5’2” 100lb girl 😊

Seems decent but is actually about 79 inches tall. So if you actually need it to be 78, it is actually taller then

I was coming from a cheap 4 x 4 that was 5 years old that I grew auto flowers in. It had gotten to the point where 4 plants would crowd the tent. So I waited for Prime Day looking for a 4 x 8 and I bought the Zazzy Tent. I was concerned abut the material since my old tent was thin but the Zazzy startled me with the quality of the material, design and hardware. The material is thick with heavy zippers. The zippers opened and closed with no problems, a little tough to get around corners but you'd expect that. No gaps in the zipper when closed. Some pin holes but not many and they don't affect my grows. The frame's joints are plastic that lock, which was a surprise when I saw them. The frames metal bars are sturdy and the top crossbars can slide back and forth. But if you want to change their orientation you'd have to take the cover off. So choose your placement wisely before putting on the cover. The design was well thought out, lots of ports for wires and ducting. Even latches on the sides for the door flaps when they are open. Setup for the tent was roughly and hour and a half by myself. It would be better with two people especially when pulling the cover over the frame. Helps to open the cover up first and lay out your joints where they will go. The bars are separated in plastic as A,B and C. Just follow the diagram from there. So its only been a few days since I set up the tent and the temps and humidity are holding pretty steady. My 6 inch exhaust fan is set a little less then half way and I have negative pressure. And it looks pretty good when set up. So yes, I'm happy with my purchase.

Cumple su propósito por el precio

Perfecto para el cultivo hidropónico, tiene muy buena tela y se siente de calidad. Obtienes muy buena calidad por lo que estás pagando

Fácil de armar y muy efectiva. Las fugas de luz son realmente minimas y no le pide nada a otras marcas. El forro es muy resistente y duradero.

Die Box ist leicht aufzubauen, scheint stabil zu sein und die Reißverschlüsse funktionieren gut. Preis Leistung ist top. Die Öffnung für die Lüftung hätte ich zwar lieber an der Seite statt oben, aber damit kann man auch leben. Habe mir gleich noch eine zweite Box bestellt. Nachtrag: Bei Verwendung eines Abluftventilators sollten zusätzlich noch Streben angebracht werden, damit sich die Box durch den Unterdruck nicht zu sehr zusammen zieht. Auch die Belüftungsöffnungen wenn geschlossen säugen sich rein wie Luftballons. Habe sie von aussen mit Kabelbindern verschlossen, das sie nicht mehr eigesaugt werden können.