iPower GLTENTM1 4'x4' Grow Tent Mylar Hydroponic System and Heavy Duty Zipper for Indoor Plant Garding, Easy Setup, 48" x 48" x 79", Black

good quality material and the zippers work just fine perfect actually. no light leaks and perfect size, only 2 complaints i have is where the floor catcher tray thing connects with the poles it isn’t velcro it’s some tie thing where u have to tie it leading to a looser floor mat and when putting together it was very confusing for 1 person bc of how big the tent is and all the zippers had me confused but after a couple minutes i eventually got it, definitely is a 2 man job.

I bought this tent specifically because it is 78" and would fit in my room. It's actually sightly taller but close enough. There really isn't much to these tents. The fabric is pretty good and the mylar coating is alright. The poles were all there, but more on that in a minute. The zippers are just bizarre. First, there's not a good 'front door' - to open the tent up to do anything on the inside you have to unzip a big backward-C shaped zipper. Which sticks. Constantly. Every time you zip it closed. Every time you zip it open. I am just getting started with this tent and I am 100% certain this crappy zipper is going to fail before I get my first harvest and I'm probably going to turn it 90 degrees and use the door on the adjacent size until that zipper fails, too.On the poles: they make a big deal about how this one has metal ends instead of the plastic pieces that join the poles. The metal is no more stable - if anything, the plastic is a little tighter at the joints, while the metal wobbles. And this tent seems to be missing a pole. My 3X3 has three poles going across the top, while this bigger 4X$ just has two. This is an unstable design, and the lack of a second adjacent pole means that I have to find another pole or something to stabilize the carbon filter and fan I mount at the top (with two adjacent poles these mount easily with a few bungees - with just one lateral I'm struggling to get this stuff mounted properly. And the way the metal poles fit in at the top is that they just sit there, instead of adding rigidity to the frame.Bottom line, this is not a tent or a tent company I would ever order from again.

I’ve had this for a few months, I’m currently growing some nice plants in this thing. Now, let’s get one thing out of the way. This is NOT a “premium tent” but it is quality, at least the one I got is. It does have minor and very irrelevant flaws if you have any creativity in your being, you can fix any issues. For the seams, I used electrical tape. Works great! This thing is pretty air tight. I’m running the 6” acinfinity and I have to keep a vent open when running on high during the day do to back pressure. It’s a cheap tent that does what I need it to. If you want the best pay for the best. If you’re on a budget like me go with this tent. I went cheap on the tent so I could afford a higher quality fan and light. For what it is, it’s not bad. I got this this for $92 after taxes around Halloween so I’m not complaining. 😂 happy growing everyone!

Really nice tent. The material was much heavier duty then I had expected.Quality heavy duty zippers. Poles were in great shape. A couple things that would make this tent even better: porthole windows in the door or side of the tent. Really no way to just peek inside without opening the door. Second, a label or indicator on the inside top and bottom indicating which is which. I had to set this tent up in a room that was just big enough to accommodate its size. I could not open it up fully spread it out as stated in the instructions. I had multiple failed attempts figuring the top from the bottom. I was really surprised by all the moving it around and taking it apart and stepping all over it no damage was done to it. The mylar inside held up perfect to all my fumbling around, stepping and tripping all over it.

This is my 3rd tent and it is definitely worth the investment. It only had 3 pinhole light leaks that I covered with black gaffers tape.. The tent supports could be more sturdy they are a little to light for me. I would not trust it with to much weight . I would not try to hang a carbon filter and fan inside this tent. It can be done but if it were to fall ..not good...I am sure that this tent will last for at least 2 years or more...Oh and the zippers can hang up at first but after a short time they tend to break in..The zipper may catch in spots but you can avoid this or correct this if it happens by simply pulling the zipper towards you when you are zipping it up or down...Do Not Panic but gingerly work the zipper loose...

The tent itself set up easy enough. The problem I’m having is there is light leaking through the zippers. And the zippers get stuck when closing the tent. All in all it’s no so bad. Would have returned/exchanged if I didn’t need it right then.The grow has been okay in the tent. And it has been easy for temperature regulation. I just wish it didn’t leak light out.

Not very happy with the ceiling support poles (lack of) or with customer service. The ceiling support has only 2 poles. I emailed support and have not gotten any sort of reply. I called them today and was told they do not sell any support poles separately. They will only replace them if there is an issue and they deem they should be replaced. The tent itself seems well made and that itself, I am satisfied with. Just wish they would sell another set of ceiling poles if a customer requests an extra set is all.

Got the tent in 3 days and put it up in 20 minutes, Awesome, it works great, unfortunately I have to decide whether to give 2 or 3 stars due to the fact that the instructions did not match the tent I received and there is a 1 inch slit near the zipper almost like a perfect razor blade cut. Not enough to have to send the tent back I can just put duct tape over it, but If I have any issues with flowering my plants I will have to request a new tent. There is also light leaks on the zippers, perhaps one may want to go with a more expensive tent.

I just received the tent this morning, so this is an initial impression. The very first thing you should look into after choosing your tent size is diamond mylar; a pattern in which mylar is glued to the tent's outside shell. This is not indicated in the specs and the pictures leads you to think it's the same sparsely glued mylar tha doesn't stick to the outer shell, but I was very happy to find out the diamond pattern when starting to unbox the tent.In other reviews for other products, I had read about "pin holes" in most cheap tents on Amazon. Little needle-sized holes on various parts of the tent, and even some that had them everywhere. It's dark now and the only pin holes I can find are very scarce and all on the different windows and corner stitches, not on the outer shell fabric itself. After all the negative reviews I read I was ready for some serious chickenpox of pinholes considering the price. I was happy to find out that there was no noticeable issue with the tent. If you *need* Gorilla lightproofing I guess you shouldn't be looking at 130$ tents on Amazon.It was quick to assemble, just make sure you clear a good amount of space to work around the tent and even though I assembled it alone easily I'd suggest doing it with another person just for the part you need to get the floor ready and get all the rest of the tent over the frame.Another thing I read in negative reviews was the poor sturdiness of the hanging bars inside the tent. This tent unfortunately has this issue too. The bars will come off as soon as they're moved on one end. I had to cross-strap them to the tent's frame but now I'm sure it won't come off anymore. I guess the bars couldn't handle very heavy lights but I can confidently mount my two 1200w led lights and other light stuff too.One more thing I read in negative reviews was the low number of vents in some tents. Well this tent has many vents all around it so this won't be an issue when I'll mount my fan and filter when I receive them.And the last one was zippers quality. Cheap tents have cheap and unreliable zippers, so why would this tent would be any different? It may be because I have multiple previous experiences with cheap camping equipment and fragile zippers sewed to ultra thing material, but dealing with these *non medical/industrial/military grade* zippers is something you have to learn, and you won't trash your investment. As soon as you try to zip any zipper and it gets stuck, you can't go any further...Back it off! Back it off enough so you can work the fabric around the zipper and clear any piece of fabric that cand get stuck and block the zipper. Also, like any moving piece, a zipper is designed to break-in. I'm not even saying this because there's a problem with the zipper on the iPower tent, just because I've seen some complaints on other tents about the zippers getting stuck and they can't move it anymore and their tent is now trashed... Come on, just search online video platforms with this query: "How to unjam a zipper". The zippers on this tent are just fine. It's not military grade nor it's toy, I bet I would find the same kind of zipper on Coleman camping tents.Pros- Very cheap even in the cheapest range for tents- Diamond mylar- Fabric quality, no major pinholes issue, double stitched all around the zippers.- Easy and intuitive to assemble, requires no skills or tools at all. Just being able to lift 10lbs.Cons- You have to secure hanging bars and do it before you hang anything to them- Posts could be sturdier. But if they were, installation would necessarily be more complicated. This is a 130$ tent, what are you hoping for?

Jakość tego towaru to jakiś żart, zaczepki 2 przyszyte i te 2 dodatkowe na filtr powietrza się prują tak szybko jakby namiot miał 100 lat po 1 z każdej już nie ma, metalowa konstrukcja stabilna ale troche rdzy widać a szwy podczas zapinania blokują suwak.

This was the tent I decided to purchase with a brand name ive heard before, after purchasing two non branded tents... surprisingly enough the ipower tent was a little bit thinner material and only came with two upper cross members for hanging equipment opposed to three in some other tents.Overall it is a good solid quality tent for your money! Can't go wrong.

Amazing tent for a fantastic price. It was extremely easy to set up, can be done by one person but easier with a helping hand just to get the tent over the frame. Tons of port openings and each one has a double drawstring to close up. Has two top bars for hanging things, I taped mine into place because they want to shift when no weight is on them.

Bin sehr zufrieden mit dem Zelt, Aufbau war alleine kein Problem, es hat neutral gerochen und es kommt kein Licht durch. Würde ich wieder kaufen.