POCO DIVOOlive Instant Camping Tent, 4/5/6 People Automatic Hexagon Dome, Pop-up Windproof Family Trip Camp, Backpacking Easy Setup Canopy, Hiking Mountaineering Hut, Waterproof UV-Resistant Shelter

This is my first time buying the pop-up tent. And it's bit different than what I saw from YouTube & other social media pop-up tent - throw in the air & the tent opens up type. This is not that type.Anyway after reading an instruction & several trials, I learned & everyone in our family now can open up this tent in a minute & whole set up in less than 10 minutes.The downside is it might not good for extreme weather conditions, such as cold or rain. The material seems not a high quality to insulate or even waterproof. However, we intend to use few times a year during the summer camping, and I think for the price of less than $100, it worth it for trying.

This tent is Super easy to set up & nice quality. I got it for our 12 & 10yo daughters to share - we were getting a bit tight in our 6 person tent & they are older now so we figured they would like their own space. It is the perfect size for the two of them. They have smaller backpacking inflatable sleeping pads on compact Coleman cots and mummy style sleeping bags which take up a smaller footprint which gives them plenty of room in this tent for all their "necessary" stuff. This stuff included 2 60L duffel bags, 2 standard backpacks, 1 20"x24"x18" bag table and, like, 8 big squashamellow stuffed animals. A lot of stuff and two medium size girls with room to play. It is only 59" tall which is OK for them, as an adult I like the 90" or taller tents, but this one is pretty much standard size and I was comfortable sitting in it.The set up pop-up mechanism is great - so easy to do and one person can handle it in 30sec. It is a bit heaver than other standard pole tents but the ease of set up/take down is so so worth the extra weight - we aren't backpackers so weight isn't really an issue for us. The storage bag is nice quality and will last a while, it's size is just slightly bigger than our hefty bag chairs and has room to wrap a thin mat and tarp around the tent and still fit in the bag. It all stacks neatly on our SUV's roof rack which is really nice. I love that this tent has two large door openings - let in a lot of light & air in the summer months & the attached porch awning is a nice touch. I love that it actually included the poles for the awning which are nice and easy to use. The bummer with the awning is that it is also the door for the tent which means that we have to put it down at night - not a huge deal just kind of annoying to have to put up the posed every morning. The interior has a black-out lining that makes it really dark in the tent when it is all sealed up which is great for sleeping in the mornings. It is just a coating and will scratch off if you are rough with folding & unfolding. The rain fly is another miss on this tent - it is really small - only covers the apex of the tent. This is OK for blocking the sun and lets the tent vent itself well but in actual rain and especially windy-rain conditions it will likely allow drips into the tent at the ceiling vent seams. We always pack extra tarps with us so can easily cover up should it rain on a trip. There is a lantern hook in the ceiling and two mesh bags on opposite side panels. I will be sewing in loops to attach a looped gear string across the ceiling and so they can put up their fairy lights, it is nice that the interior seaming is just a bit exposed so I can sew into it without compromising the outer shell of the tent. All the seaming is reinforced and fold-over sealed or flat locked so it will not snag or fray with use. The stakes it came with are the chincy lightweight aluminum ones that bend after one good hammer whack so I just tossed them and we use our heavy duty ones. They guy lines included and nice weave nylon with metallic high viz bits and work great. The girls loved having their own space and were very happy with this tent & I am too.

Instant tent technology has made pitching a tent so easy, literally just remove the tent from it's storage bag and open the legs out, then push down on the top of the frame and the tent is essentially pitched and ready to be staked and tied down.Using the provided steel stakes and lashing, the tent features nylon loops at the outer corners allowing for a secure tie down point. - All windows are dual zipper closure. - The rain fly is quickly secured to the frame using plastic hooks to nylon loops on the tent's exterior. - At 11 pounds it is pack-able for multi-person hike/camp outings. * Capacity Note > Four large adults would be snug. > Six small children would be comfortable.The outer material of the tent is tough rip-stop polyester, and as well is waterproof featuring dual polyester stitching.The entry door also serves as an entry shade cover as well.All screen is fine enough of a mesh that should protect from most all insects. - A hook is conveniently located inside the top center of the ceiling for lanterns. - Top ventilation is handled by the mesh ceiling. - The fiberglass poles feature sturdy self locking hinge points. - Windows and doors can all be securely lashed up when opened.Overall I like the design and construction of this tent very much, being able to pitch a tent in as short of time is required with this tent will be very welcome for any time we get caught in a downpour and need quick shelter.

I am a leader in a scouting-type organization. We do a lot of hiking and camping and I am always exploring new tent options. I got this hexagonal dome tent from Poco Divo.The tent was easy enough to set up, but only because I have a lot of experience with tents. The instructions were sorely lacking. They describe the mechanism that holds the top of the dome in place and how to release it to take it down. It doesn't mention how to attach the top cover or attach the extra front entryway flap. There's no mention of how to utilize the handful of guy ropes and the little gizmos for tightening them. The tent stakes are small, and thin.I could tell once I had it set up that it was going to take on water. There were thin spots in the nylon roof and glaring openings in the "corner" seams where I could see daylight. Sure enough, even after just a very light short rain, there were decent-sized puddles on the edges of the tent.Another major issue is that the 2 doors don't zip across the bottom. So, the wind whips right in under them.This could have been a nice tent. The pole mechanisms are good and it stores compactly given its large interior size. This would sleep 4 reasonably comfortably.This might work well for use in nice summer weather. I wouldn't want to use it with any amount of wind or rain in the forecast.

Tents have come along way since I was a kid. This tent ranks as space age to me. It is very easy to use. The framing system is quite elaborate, but it doesn’t matter because I don’t ever have to put it together or take it apart. It is permanently a part of the tent. The tent basically pops-up on its own once you get it into position and lock it in place. Likewise, taking it down is just releasing it and carefully folding it up. All of that being said, there is a bit of a learning curve. You need to open it up and lay it out properly and then push the top into place and lock it into its position. Same thing in reverse. This actually takes a few tries to understand how it works and get it all going. Once you get the idea, it becomes pretty easy. Hopefully, as time passes I don’t need to go through the learning process again. The tent is made of a nice lightweight, waterproof material. The door and window zippers all work nicely and the windows have a solid flap so that at night everything is buttoned up tight. The tent does have good ventilation and the floor is solid and secure. There is plenty of room inside for our family of five and we are very comfortable. This tent is also good for shelter at the beach or at the park to stay out of the sun and wind and to protect against a rain shower. The tent also stuffs nicely in its carry bag and the package is lightweight and portable. Overall, this is a nice tent and a good value.