VIVOSUN S538 5x2 Grow Tent, 60"x32"x80" High Reflective Mylar Growing Tents 2x5 with Observation Window and Floor Tray for Hydroponics Indoor Plant for VS2000/VSF4300

Very nice tent, it’s been a while since I’ve owned a tent; quality has risen! Those are 5 gallon pots and there’s plenty of room for more. Easy assembly and it’s sturdy. Zero issues and it’s the perfect size for my space and needs. Access zippers on both side, highly reflective, and a viewing window. I was going to save a few dollars and purchase a no name brand tent, sure happy I didn’t. I can easily recommend this tent! The light in the photo is okay, I’ll be getting a VIVOSUN light soon. Barrina 4x4 Grow Lights for... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08VJ4X2QL?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

I got this today to help keep light out of my room and also house one of my more specialized sundew that need much higher humidity than my desert air can hold (along with 3 more on the way.). Assembly was quick and easy with directions specific for every model. Poles were fastened with plastic holders and packed well. Lighting is incredible inside the tent! The size is perfect for my shelves to easily fit inside along with an evaporative humidifier. It is sturdy, the zippers are EXCELLENT. I wonder if other zipper reviews were from the old model and not this "upgraded sbs zipper" feature? Mine are flawless. I've included a closeup window view of the plants. It's very clear and see-through, not foggy at all. It's holding temperatures and humidity levels very stable and accurately. I haven't fine-tuned it just yet, but am testing various humidity settings. I am VERY impressed with it's performance so far. There is no light leak what do ever. Finally, I can sleep well again, while still being able to lift the flap and enjoy my plants. I would like to test this in an extreme humidity test for 70-90% humidity for pitcher plants.

I LOVE this 60"x32"x80"" grow tent!!! The tent material is thick, heavy duty zipper, the metal bars are very sturdy! I also like it unzips 3 sides of the grow tent. No light leaks either. The corners are reinforced which is not reflected in the picture. I really like there is not a middle horizontal bar around the perimeter, makes it SO much easier to get to a plant in the back of the tent, or pulling one out. Very easy to assemble, I assembled this in 30 minutes by myself including the canvas! The instruction pamphlet was perfect, just look for your specific model. Very happy with this tent. Thank you VivoSun for coming through on a quality grow tent!

Amazon has so many 4x4 tents in the price range, and I agonized over which brand to buy. Ultimately, it was the reviews here and on some other sites that led me to giving Vivosun a chance, and I'm so glad I did. Assembly was pretty simple. I did it myself in under an hour. The included instructions aren't great, but easy enough to figure out. The build quality was very impressive for the price point -- especially the zippers. Another thing I really liked was that the bottom flaps aren't vented. I have this in my basement, and while I don't have a bug problem by any means, it isn't uncommon for rolly-polly bugs or spiders to make temporary homes down there, so I didn't want them taking up residence in my tent! The bars are deceptively strong. I wish there were one or two more, but I have about 40 pounds worth of lighting hanging from one, and about 40 pounds of filter, fan, and duct work from the other. Yeah, they bow a bit, but they're not about to fall down. I did have an initial concern about the bars, and noticed that there were a few pinholes in my tent. I was kind of bummed about it, and contacted Vivosun. To my amazement, they got back to me within hours, and had some spare parts to my door. To say I was impressed there is a major understatement. It led me to buy a bunch of other things (So if you're reading other reviews I've written -- no, I have not received any compensation from them at all. I just like their products.) I think this is pretty great as a starter tent. That's not to say that the quality isn't good enough for advanced growers to use it, but it hits that sweet spot in pricing where you'll start to figure out what you really like about a tent (like good zippers, windows instead of vents) and what you wish you had (openings that were flat to the ground, more crossbar support). I also think the size is that nice "not too big, not too small" for the first-time grower. If I were to recommend a tent to someone starting out, this would unquestionably be the one.

This surpassed my expectations. It’s very heavy duty with all metal poles and thick lining throughout. It’s not a cheap tent like I’ve seen elsewhere. Had plenty of outlets for stringing cords or other needs through. I’m planning on adding a temperature regulator and heater but, for now I have my citrus plants, grow lights, and humidifier inside with plenty of room. Love the window that I can look through without opening the door and letting the humidity out. Amazing price for the quality.

It may feel a Lil wobbly if you don't have support poles for the mid section. For a tent this size they should come standard. The zippers are always sketchy on tents but not this one. The zippers are the smoothest I've ever seen when used. For those who are upgrading from a 3x3 be aware of the height. Its the best tent I've ever had and this is my 3rd. You can grow 4 dwc plants without any space issues or fear of the flowering stretch

Very easy set up, just follow the directions in the book, look for your tent and follow it. Very tall and wide. Great for plants if you’re trying to have tall n wide out plants. Zipper is low noise level, quality is unmatched vivosun functions really well. And no Velcro as all

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Bought this to vent a resin 3D printer outside and it's ideal. Using with a Saturn 4, plenty of space for the printer and an extractor fan.

Very surprised actually. I have seen a few of my freinds tents and thought I knew what to expect when I bought this for my wife. Everything arrived well packaged and in tact. My wife and I put the frame together quickly paying attention to the orientation of the firmly welded steel corner brackets. Easy peasy. Next we installed the tent over the frame. This was a bit more difficult as the fabric is stiffer than expected but fits like a glove. Quickly in went the floor liner before we started hanging our lights. The zippers were good and heavy duty. Knowing new boat top zippers, I know they have to be worked in the first few times. If they hang up, back up, and then go forward again. After a couple of passes the zippers will smoothed out perfectly. Force any new zipper and your'e in trouble. Things that realy impressed me and they are problably the biggest items to consider. First the fabric. The fabric is the same weight as that everyone claims to have however this fabric feels thicker and firmer than every other tent I have seen, very nice. When we had the lights on you would think the grey fabric would show the light. Most maufactures seem to use black fabric to help block the light but this grey fabric not only looks great but blocks the light as well if not better than any black tents I have seen. The reflective lining on this fabric is thick and smooth not thin and flaky like all the others I've seen. I bought the 24" x 48" x 60" tent. The 24" depth will allow her to reach everything in the tent without having to crawl in and disturbing the plantings. The 60" height is because we plan to build a raised base under the tent for storage of gardening tools, soils, and stuff, in plastic bins. The raised base storage will keep things handy but neetly stowed away while also making it very easy for my wife to tend the plants as she will not have to bend over as much while tending to them. A lot like having a raised garden bed. The only thing that concerns me is I know she will want another one soon, but that is OK too.

I would give this tent 5 out of 5 but I'm unsure why it isn't 60cm deep. It is 50cm deep which is a bit narrow to grow my plants effectively. Having said that the 50cm width is basically OK and it does the job. Most grow tents are 60cm deep though and I feel this tent would greatly benefit from the extra 10cm. So yes this is annoying. In terms o0f the build quality it is better than most tents. I haven owned around 10 grow tents and this is among the best quality (in the top 2 or 3 out of the 10). It doesn't have light leaks around the zips like the majority of tents do and neither does it have heavy sips (often quite anxiety-inducing when opening in a busy home!). The build was way with high-quality poles and mylar fabric which has a strong reflective quality about it. The height of the tent is good and the vents, access holes and so on are well placed. Overall I'd much prefer if the tent was 60-62cm deep as I said but it is generally a very decent tent, looks great and feels like it will last for many grows. So, in conclusion good quality but an annoying size.

Se siente super solido y de buena calidad.