One Button Automatic Inflatable Camping Tent, Glamping Tents Easy Setup for One 2-4 Persons Windproof Outdoor Tent Ultra-Light & Portable Waterproof Camping Hiking Tent with Mesh Windows

This tent was a surprisingly easy thing to assemble, perfect for late night camping trips. Though it may be hard to fit several people, it is more than spacious for one or two people as well as your things. We camped in it in the rocky mountains of Las Vegas and it stayed mostly cool and held up throughout the night well!

Camping trips just got a lot easier with this automatic inflatable tent. The setup is impressively quick with the built-in high-pressure air pump. It comfortably fits two to three people and offers ample space for a cozy camping experience. The tent is ultra-light and easy to carry, making it perfect for hiking trips. The waterproof material held up well during a surprise rainstorm, keeping everything inside dry. The convenience of having a one-button inflation system cannot be overstated, especially after a long day of hiking. This tent is a great addition to any camping gear collection.

Once again, here’s an Amazon product that over promises and under-delivers. For a $200 you get an extremely low-end tent fabric/materials attached to a few tubes that are hooked up to a fancy inflator machine. That’s all and nothing else.Whoever invented this tent, definitely doesn’t go camping. There are no pockets the interior for holding any extra little pieces of gear that need quick access;There’s only one low quality hook at the top of the tent to hang something on;The fabric is very very light material— not even a medium gauge ripstop fabric quality. For $200 tent that has this inflatable machine gadget. You should get better quality fabric than what’s on here.On the inflatable beams of the tent are all kinds of hooks and loops. Nothing on the instructions ever really all that clear about what they’re used for.The ventilation holes at the top of the larger rain fly stays propped open by some stiff fabric material that has Velcro sewn onto the end of it.The duffel bag/tent sack, for this thing is awful! Did the product designer even try to take a freshly folded up tent and get it in this bag with the cheap zipper in the most awkward zipper positioning to get the packing dialed in n just under a minute? NOPE! Did he actually work on trying this out or did he just turn in a “duffel bag type” schematic to the boss to get his paycheck and then he called it a day?This is Justin gimmick tent with a fancy inflatable gadget thing attached. How long the tent material or the inflatable gadget lasts is hard to tell because overall I think this is just a low quality product.

The box was previously opened and retaped. But it doesn't look like the tent was used.This is moderately, but not really, well made, from what I can tell. It does indeed take 2 minutes to fully inflate, with the air pump automatically turning off after 3 minutes. There are two different rainflies, one tiny and one full size. The large one seems reasonably likely to protect against moderate rain.I wouldn't recommend this other than as a fun backyard, or casual car camping, I guess, since it's heavy and requires electricity to inflate (or get a separate foot pump for air mattresses or something, I guess). Also, there are no hooks for attaching the stakes on the bottom corners, which is what one would expect and want for stability. You have to attach strings at a higher level and use the strings to attach to stakes several feet away from the tent. This is always annoying and should be avoided so folks don't trip over the strings.Oh, and the rubber cover for the USB plug doesn't fit on the plug, so it could get water in it if you're not careful....Key to ratings:***** - well above average - best I’ve seen**** - above average - very good quality*** - average - not bad, not great** - below average - I probably wish I'd gotten something different* - a waste of resources - I wish this had never been made

The media could not be loaded. This is the first inflatable tent I've pitched, and I was very happy with how EASY and quick it was to pitch. The only thing I had to wait for, was the initial charging of the built in air compressor....it takes 4.5 hours the first time. This one charge gives me 20 inflations of the tent. Impressive! I'll still make sure it's charged before going camping with it (and I repacked it with the compressor on top for easy and quick access in the carrying bag).I made a video of how fast it inflates...less than three minutes. Once inflated, the compressor automatically turns itself off, and all I had to do was pop the inflatable poles into shape and stake/tie down the tent. I like that the compressor turns off, because I always tend to over-inflate things.While I was trying to pitch the tent, I had to fight against 17mph wind pummeling both me and the tent - but it was so fast and easy it wasn't too difficult. I like this. Nature has a tendency to not really care what my plans are. Lol I was surprised at how sturdy the inflatable poles are against high winds....they stayed still and in place. I was wondering if they'd be like one of those "Mr. Wiggly" advertising inflatables that draw people's attention....but they stood tall and firm. Excellent.The material of the tent is lightweight and breathable....this will be nice for warm/hot weather camping. If bad weather rolls in, there's a secondary, thicker, water resistant outer shell that covers the inner shell completely to protect from strong winds, heavy rain, hail, and snow. Four corners of this shell actually buckle to the inner shell for extra stability.There's a zippered front door and back door, both with mesh and nylon choices for huge amounts of visibility and air flow. There's also a mesh screened roof window to add to the air circulation and breathability. Awesome! There's a smaller roof covering to protect from light rain. There's a built-in ground cover for a clean and dry interior.Taking down the tent simply involves unscrewing the air valves on three of the legs, which I'll want to keep open when rolling up the tent so that all the air is expelled for easy packing. The carrying back is a generous size so getting it all back in was super easy - I made sure the air compressor was on top for quick charging access before leaving the house on a trip.This tent kit comes with the inflatable tent, small roof covering, large outer shell, built in air compressor, tie out ropes, and tent stakes. I didn't like the skinny tent stakes so I'll be replacing them with much longer/sturdier ones. Other than the tent stakes, I think this is an excellent choice tent for a quick weekend gettaway, or a week-long vacation. It's small and lightweight enought to take backpacking as well if you enjoy more room than a pup tent and quick set up. Great product!