VIVOSUN S448 4x4 Grow Tent, 48"x48"x80" High Reflective Mylar with Observation Window and Floor Tray for Hydroponics Indoor Plant Tents for VS4000/VSF4300

We bought this, turned it on its side and use it for our Tegu enclosure and it is extremely durable, keeps heat, the Velcro is really strong, and its super easy to set up! We did so much research, and took the chance on this brand, and let me tell you, this brand did not disappoint, I highly recommend this for large enclosures, or even using it as an actual enclosure. An the reflectivity is strong, given we don't need it too much for what we use it for but its all around very great quality!!!

I had an issue with a missing part and the customer service was amazing with getting it to me in a good amount of time. Set it up no problem after that! It's very sturdy for how thin the poles are and the tent material is really nice and thick. Very functional with all the openings and vents. Seems like great quality, I'm excited to get my plants into it!

Great vaule for my money! Was in a pinch for a mother tent and built my own. I bought the tent which is surprisingly high quality. Even the zippers impressed me for how thick and sturdy they are. Instructions made the tent easy to use and install took less then an hour to build no missing parts and I bought a tent a 4inch fan and a light everything came as stated. If noise is an issue place your fan inside the tent for less but if your trying to maximize your tent then plact on the outside

Pros: • Sturdy steel frame and thick canvas • Reflective Mylar interior for better light distribution • Multiple vents and cord ports • Observation window & removable floor tray • Great size (true 4x4 footprint with tall height) Cons: • Like most tents, you’ll want to be careful not to snag the zippers • Slight light leaks around the zippers (not major, but noticeable in a dark room) Overall, this is a reliable 4x4 grow tent that balances quality and affordability. If you’re looking to upgrade your indoor grow space or start a solid 4x4 setup, the VIVOSUN S448 is a strong choice.

Tent was easy to assemble and seems like a quality item. Plenty of ports for ventilation, a large door with a small window to check on your plants. We plan to start our tomatoes in a few weeks for spring planting.

Best on the market,but in the zipper area,zipper is really tight,loud when trying to open,it's like it's stuck,and right there on that area,I have a tiny light leak,but it's still the best in my opinion

This is the first grow tent I have ever bought, so It's not like I'm an old salt or something, but I am quite pleased with what I got for my money. I bought this tent to work as a mother room for cloning my medical marijuana plants. I have a commercial grower's license in my state and I'm trying to build a business out of my home. I've got an extra bedroom that I use for a flower room and a cabinet in the living room that I use to root my cuttings, but I had to come up with yet another place to grow some mother plants and I needed it in a hurry. I got on Amazon and started looking for a grow tent. The most common sizes came in multiples of four, like 2x4, 4x4 et cetera. My home is small and my space limited so a 4x4 was out, but I didn't think that a 2x4 would be enough tent for my situation. So I settled on the Vivosun 3x3 tent and I'm glad I did. The tent is a lot bigger than I thought it would be really. There is ample space for my diy flood and drain system and I feel like four medium plants will be very comfortable inside. I haven't used the "tool holder", but I feel like it may be a nice addition. The tool holder itself does seem cheaply made and I don't know how durable this particular part will be in the long run. As I read on other reviews, the sock tubes for ventilation are very tight. I put a rigid 6" duct coupler through the top hole on the left side and it was quite a squeeze, but I took my time and managed to get it in there without ripping anything. Inside I hung my Vivosun 440cfm fan which I think will provide plenty of fresh air to my moms. Unlike other reviewers, I think that the tube fitting tightly is a good thing. It will help avoid air and light leaks, and provides some small amount of lateral support for the fan itself. When I hooked up my "1200 watt" LED inside I did discover some pinprick light leaks, about a dozen or so on the door of the tent. I can't imagine these tiny holes allowing enough light in for anything and I'm not even subtracting a star for it. You actually have to move your head around and be looking at it from just the right angle to even notice them, and even in today's technological age manufacturing defects are part of life. Perfection is only a concept. Overall the tent seems like a good quality item, and it saved me at least some money and a great deal of time over building a wooden cabinet for my mothers. Only time will tell how well this will hold up but I am very satisfied with my purchase and I can't imagine getting much more of anything, ever for the price I paid. I'm really kind of taken aback with what I ended up getting for my money and I wouldn't hesitate to order another twenty just like it if I needed them.

I have read great reviews regarding this tent, so after a frustrated run with another brand (lots of light leakage) I decided to buy this one. I received next day and it was quite easy to put together (took me about 15 minutes). Instructions were well written and the poles were marked with letters/numbers for easy placement which made it very easy to assemble. The thickness of the tent material is stated at 600D, hard to actually measure this however it feels pretty solid. The observation window is a bit to high for my taste since all I can see for now is the top of my LED panels, I guess once the plants get bigger it will be useful since it allows you to check your plants (you know you will be checking them a few times a day) without disturbing the environment, humidity, temperature, etc. The only other tent that I have seen with this feature is the Gorilla Grow Tent, but it costs $300. The ducting ports are well placed with a variety of options depending on you setup and there are two 4" ones on the top and bottom of the back panel for cables and pipes etc. one 8" on the top right and two 6" on each the lateral panels (one on the top and one on the bottom). Additionally there are the meshed screen on the inferior sides. Finally the zipper: while shopping around for another tent it seem as if most other brands use regular zippers, these guys decided to go withI the SBS zipper which is of far better quality. They are large and sturdy, however a bit cumbersome to operate as it sticks a bit along the way. To solve that, all I had to do was run a white candle across the whole way, and now it works great, I think it will last for a while. I must say there are some pinhole light leaks around the zipper area. Not where the zipper connected to the tent, since there is a dual flap there to protect the light from coming through, but where the stitches are. Overall I would say this is a pretty well built tent. I had an issue with both of the cross bars, or as they call "hanging bars " missing from my package. I contact the seller, and they responded very quickly, and were very friendly. Overall, I would recommend this tent for anyone one looking for something affordable yet well built to last. Make sure to check the contents of your package upon receiving. I must add some feedback on the VIVOSUN customer service team. All communication was done through email, however every inquiry was responded within six hours or less and they were extremely friendly and easy to deal with providing solutions for my issue. Since a lot of these tents are of very comparable quality (Apollo, Growsun, iPower, lighthouse — the ones I have) based on the customer service, I would surely recommend these as you know they will take core of any issues that might come around. Highly recommended.