OPULENT SYSTEMS 48"x48"x80" Hydroponic Mylar Water-Resister Grow Tent Reflective Garden Growing Dark Room with Observation Window, Removable Floor Tray and Tool Bag for Indoor Plant Growing 4'X4'

good points: easy to assemble, I did it by myself in about 30 mins. Sturdy once assembled, good tent for the price point.Bad points: Plastic zippers are low quality, i would prefer a metal zipper that is more durable. The stitching is good, but in total darkness you can see some very small light leaks, nothing major but could be improved. My cannabis plants are photo type and are very healthy in the flower stage so the small light leaks have not hindered their growth.Improvement recommendations for opulent: higher quality zippers would make a big difference and some extra Velcro to hold the smaller door open when moving plants around.I would recommend this product

Very happy with this tent. The price was one of the best for this size tent and it is very well built. No problems with the zippers, they actually open and close beautifully. Very smoothe action. Maybe they were too challenging for those that had problems with them. Who am I to judge? Maybe some people just can't figure out zippers... The canvas is also very thick. The reflective coating is perfect. Plenty of vents and round duct pass throughs. Also has a nice face height viewing window that you can open up to look inside instead of opening the zipper door all the time. All around this is a great tent. Very happy I upgraded to this from my small 2x2.

Before a flood last year, I had 3 different brands of grow tents. Secret Jardin (4x4), Vivosun (4x4), and Opulent (2x4). After my flood, I had to replace all of my tents, and while the opportunity presented itself, added a fourth. Now, all three of my 4x4 tents and my one 2x4 are Opulent systems now.I am not here to BS you and tell you they are the best of the best tents; they most certainly are not. I have to think Secret Jardin, Gorilla, or AC Infinity take that top spot. However, for the price, you can not ask for anything more than what Opulent provides--great zippers, decent material, sturdy enough for the heaviest of lights... Again, you will not find a better value for your dollar on a grow tent--period. If you have a dedicated grow space and don't have this sitting in a sunny room, you will be fine and have every element a tent can provide and you need for a successful grow.Now that said, if you are in a sunny room during your 12 hours of dark, you might need to pay for a higher quality tent as these do have minor light leak issues, and that, as you may know, could result in some reveg issues.That all said, I use a lung room and these tents just protect one another from the other, and they do a REMARKABLE job at that. Hope the review helps.

First off, I read reviews on several brands. Money was not the issue for me. I just wanted a decent tent that would actually work and last a long time. I looked at Gorilla tents, Apollo tents, Vivosun tents, etc... In a ratio of major issues to perfect scenarios, the higher end tents have a worse reputation. Supposedly byfar superior, but seem to have more issues. Rather than spend 600 on a tent, I simply chose the cheapest tent I could find and invest in a nice light. I have only just received the tent, but if assembled properly (which I did) it should be the right dimensions as long as there was no factory issue. It supports my spider farmer sf-4000 and Cloudline T6 as well as an air filter that is 6"x18". All together, this is roughly 40-50 lbs. There are zero light leaks, which was a big fear, considering all the complaints about these tents and even the high end Apollo or Gorilla tents. The frame stays sturdy even with ventilation closed on all openings and exhaust fan on 10. The walls suck in crazy far and I would probably never grow anything like that, but I am glad to know there is an affordable, well made product available to me if I should ever need more. All in all, I could have gotten 6 of these for one Gorilla brand of the same size. Gorilla has more bad reviews than this tent on a rational basis. It is a clear decision.

I don't do many reviews but after being so surprised with this I wanted to say something! With tents, it's pretty much Gorilla and then everything else. Trying to get most value for my bucks I've tried a few different ones .. and there's always been something ... crappy zippers that you try to wax to keep working, crappy stitching that starts falling apart .. Then saw a great deal (actually the least I've paid for this size) and holy schmokes! For the price there is nothing that comes close. Sure it has all the stuff .. plenty of vent options .. second removable floor .. little bag you end up never using ... But out of the box this tent has almost everything going for it. Great construction, sets up in 5 minutes, great zippers with interior flap so no light (which is so important to anybody thats been doin this .. i did a vid to show how nice and big and smooth these zippers are). The only thing (that to be fair is the same with all tents) is you gotta have an extra set of top bars (one extra going each way). Gave a call to fantastic customer support who sent me out a set fast (Thank You Cindy!) .. actually got two sets cuz I bought a second one of these almost as soon as I set this one up! I'm gonna replace my 96" in a few weeks and figure it's gonna be the same quality .. but I'll post a few more vids if anyones interested.