Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pop Up Canopy, 10 x 10 FT Instant Canopy Portable Gazebo with 3 Sidewalls & 2 Ventilated Windows, Height Adjustable Pop-Up Outdoor Shelter Tent for Events, Patio, Backyard, Party, Parking

1 coup de vent et la tonnelle est hors d’usage

Great idea, but it has no locking pins when fully setup. You cannot secure it to hold its shape. I would not recommend this tent to anyone.

Faulty product. Will not stay uprite - safety hazard. Hit the person helping me on the head causing an injury. Vevor refused to collect the product. Vevor requested to “just throw it in the trash” Informed this isn’t possible due to the size / weight of the product. Pathetic customer services

I wouldn’t recommend this product to anyone it is very cheaply made, Velcro tore off in low winds making the walling no good.

When I first opened the canopy there was a large defect(rip/tear 18inches) possibly compromising the waterproof capability. I haven’t used it yet so fingers crossed it is only a cosmetic issue and not affecting the waterproof ability. I reached out for a refund/replacement and they responded very quickly and offered me a partial refund which I accepted.

I needed a cheap tent quickly and that's what I got. It works, but the canopy doesn't lock into place . If it rains it folds in on itself. The fabric is incredibly thin and will probably not last for very long. I am still happy to have it, it just needs some modifications.

I hav not opened this one yet but I can only assume it's the same as the other peice of junk I got from this site

The windows on the sides were upside down; the arches are at the ground with the attachment loops are on the opposite end. Several of the velcro attachment loops have already pulled from the panels. The grounding stakes are very flimsy and small. I guess this is to be expected for $100. I notified customer service and they offered me $33 credit fior the defects. Would prefer new panels since it looks ridiculous

The design of this tent is odd. Maybe I missed something, but there doesn't seem to be a good place to secure the top. I figured out that the little hooks will hook onto the bottom of the legs, but not at the lowest or highest settings. Plus, the tent is then sitting on the hooks rather than the leg feet. Also, I was hoping it would be a one-person set up with the push up deal in the middle, but it is so stiff (not necessarily a bad thing) it takes two people to pull it open.

I purchased his canopy expecting it to be ok in mild winds, sunny days, and light rain. Wrong... mild winds, sunshine - okay. however, a light rain came while we were indoors prepping food, and when we came outside, we witnessed the canopy collapsing right before our eyes. Apparently, the rain collects in pockets along the side of the tent and has no drain... the fabric is not tight enough to provide run-off, so water pools and pools until the weight of approximately 2 gallons (8 litres) causes catastrophic failure in the cross braces.