Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pop Up Gazebo Tent, Pop-Up Screen Tent 4 Sided Canopy Sun Shelter with 4 Removable Privacy Wind Cloths & Mesh Windows, 1.83x1.83x2.1m Quick Set Screen Tent with Mosquito Netting, Brown

We would have preferred the larger size 12 X 12, that you advertised. You advertise it but do not offer it to purchase. This one is a bit too small.

I set it up in less than 60 seconds (less anchors) without having read the instructions. A lot of the reviews complain about rain, and from observation, I believe it will likely leak some, especially around the stitching. I intend to remedy this with a rain fly. Now for the details. Pros: - Roomy, although not nearly as big as advertised. - Crazy easy to set up. The roof is a little tricky, but easily managed. Just shove it quickly. (This was a big deal for me. If it took too long to set up and/or take down, I figured I would never use it.) - I really like the side panels for wind/sun. You have to buy these panels separately with other shelters. This was another big selling point for me. I don't figure I will need them very often, but when I do, they are there. I think it might serve as a good hunt base camp as well with all of the panels attached. Others have complained about them moving in the wind. If needed, I could easily remedy this with snaps in addition to velcro. - Big enough for 8 people with chairs and a gas fire pit. - Fringe on the bottom is very long which should keep the critters out. - Lots of headroom inside. I'm 6' and have to tip toe to reach the center light hook. The apex of the zipper is around 5'8" so I have to duck a little to get in. - Way cheaper than the competitors. - Shipping was very fast. I got it less than 24 hours from the time I ordered. Cons: - When stored, the bag is small width and depth wise, but the length is a little over 6 feet which might pose storage/transport problems for some. Be sure this is not an issue for you before you buy. It probably won't fit in most cars. Honestly, it is too long for my short bed pickup unless placed diagonally. - The size is greatly exaggerated. The width is about 10' 0" from flat side to flat side. Measuring from point to point, it is right at 11'. So it is Not 12' x 12'....although roomy. - Haven't had a chance to try it in the rain, but I believe it will need a rain fly. - The materials are are rather thin, but pretty typical of this type of item. Time will tell if it lasts. - The screen is a dark color which reduces visibility a little as do the cross braces. Reduces visibility into the shelter even more, which is a good thing. I'll update if I have any issues.

I am in the process of enjoying and getting to know the product as it is friendly and very nice to have. So far it is very easy to put up with another person. No issues as of now. I only used it once and we will use it within a week.

Received on time. Tent was used for a camping trip. We had wind, and heavy rains the Vevor stood up to it all with no problems. Easy to put up and take down, hard to put back in the travel bag tho. Make sure it is staked down well and as others have said purchase better stakes. I wish could give it 4.5 stars instead of 4 because it is a great canopy/tent. I am taking off for it being hard to place back in the bag and the thin flimsy stakes. I would recommend to others for purchase.

Having a problem getting it put back down and into the original bag. But I think it’s a good Pavilion tent thing.

Its a nice size gazebo and its east to setup, the only issue i have is that water will permeate throuigh the top and drip down during any kind of rain, which is one of the reasons i would use this

Was assembled wrong at manufacturing olant so wont pop up. Dont know how to fix it and so far havent heard from them how to do it without breaking it.. Dont have the box to send it back, so I am stuck with a non functioning $200+ gazebo. Update: After several emails with customer service, we have come to a satisfactory resolution. Waiting to see if they follow through.

We bought our Vevor pop-up tent in August 2026. So far we have set it up twice. It came with set-up instructions but not take down instructions. While taking the tent down we tried pulling down from the center. This didn’t work very well as the center came crashing down with significant force and smacked me in the face, cutting my lip and knocking a tooth loose. The second time we used the tent we had asked other users how they got their tent down and one gentleman showed us how to stand back against the side, grasp two supports and with steady downward pressure, slowly bring the top down. This worked much better. As to the quality of the tent, so far we have been pleased. We like having coverings on all sides and the Velcro attachments seem sturdy enough.

2 Tent pole roof Spokes were out of top wheel and not able to place back in. One seem on corner was ripped.

Not easy to push up the center roof as the unit keeps lifting, you have to put the unit on it’s side to reach the top pull out as you cannot just enter and then push up the roof as instructed as the unit just keeps lifting off the ground, also only way to secure the pop up is with tie down ropes, no securing wholes on the flaps