Quictent 10’x10’ Pop up Canopy Tent with Netting, One Person Instant Setup Screen House Room Tent Screened- 2 Magnetic Doors Waterproof (Gray)

UPDATE: After being up all summer, the top ripped while taking it down. It was very thin and brittle. They don't sell a replacement top so I guess that was a one season use. I wouldn't buy this again at $180 if it only lasts one season. The frame is still perfect ,but this special top is needed as it has the velcro to hold the screens.Original Review: It keeps the bugs away! It's very sturdy, had a few strong storms and it didn't budge. It was pretty easy to put together. Goes up like an ez-up and then the walls velcro, hardest part was lining them up right. There are a few gaps between the magnets but so far not many bugs have gotten in, I would highly recommend this screen tent. I don't know if you'd want to put it up and take it down every time you go camping, it's more of a seasonal item, it's a great addition to our deck.We have the 8x8 and it holds a small bistro table & 2 chairs, and then another table & chair set. We wanted to put our patio dining set out there but it wouldn't fit. I'd recommend the bigger size if you have room. We also have the magnetic door and it's super easy to go in & out, don't have to bend over and zip. We do have to give the bottom of the door a little kick to close it together but that's ok. Totally worth the money.

I had a small issue with a defective locking mechanism (Thank you Betty in support for your help!) and they shipped a replacement right away.I love this tent. Easy setup and the magnetic doors are effective...no pushing needed and they close every time as the magnets are strong. My yard is full of daytime and night time mosquitos and this tent does an excellent job of keeping them out. I have not yet had a hard rain but if a wind storm is coming I would take this down, which is not hard...even just lowering it to 4 feet would probably suffice...Definitely fill up the bags with soil or rocks.Feels well built...but definitely needs to come down in high winds...I don't think any tent will hold up to those. Best feature on this tent is the magnetic doors...we just push right through them and so do the dogs...they close up perfectly almost every time.I would recommend this product...

Tl;Dr: You don't have to twist the center locking mechanism with much force for disassembly, but they're VERY helpful if you end up needing to replace that part ;)I was sick of using the tents with threaded poles that strip out after a few uses, so I tried a couple different extendo/pop-up style tents this year to see which I liked best. This tent was fairly easy to set up, it held up all day just fine(though we didn't have any wind), and I couldn't be happier with my purchase until it came time for disassembly.You have to spin a locking knob in order to bring the tent down, but upon doing so, I apparently hulked out and snapped two of the internal plastic pieces in the locking mechanism. But I sent this picture to their customer service and they were able to send a replacement piece for me free of charge within a week! They were also very responsive along the way: requesting pictures, providing the part catalog for me to select the piece I needed, giving updates for warehouse/tracking/delivery confirmation.Assuming this was just user error on my end, I'd be happy ordering more tents for future parties as our family and its needs grow.

Perfect for festival and camping. Bought for a festival and it was fantastic. Have used it a few times a year since then and it still is great. Easy to setup, the screen walls have strong velcro at the top and magnets for the doors snap shut behind you.

Update:Took it camping and setup in an RV park in between 2 RVs. Mosquitos were bad so that was the purpose. It worked ok for that, for the limited time we felt like being outside in the heat and humidity. The last night we were there, it rained hard for about 1.5 hours at 5am. There was no wind, yet the tent got destroyed. The frame and tent is designed where it does not shed water, but instead create huge drooping bladders to the point of collapsing, bending, and breaking the flimsy metal frame. At least that's the best I could tell what happened since the top was still holding water while being pinched up in a frame.I've owned other brands of ezups and sat underneath them in outright downpours and never seen this happen. This is by far the most flimsy structure I've ever owned and had my doubts about that when I first saw how it was built. I also thought the other reviewers on here were dumb with their posted up pictures of it getting destroyed in "light rain" but now I understand.Customer service is friendly, but I'm not paying another $70 for a frame just to have this happen again in the future. Off to making my own bug screen around more reputable brands that don't collapse in a rain.I have other ezups I use for just shade. This one as bought specifically over others I saw because of the magnetic doors and the velcro seal at the top. Looks like it will work well for that.I've only assembled it once to make sure everything is proper, and it is. Can't comment on the sturdiness of it yet, but I do have some concern as the 4 corners don't "snap" into place when you raise them like the conventional ezups. Regardless of design, you should not be leaving the thing up in constant/high wind situations as it's not designed for that.I had an issue with the bag like others on here, but Caroline at Quictent immediately sent out a new bag once she received the pictures of a broken buckle and foot.