Yaheetech 52inch Bird Cage Extra Large Parakeet Parrot Cage for Lovebird Cockatiel Conure Finch with Rolling Stand White

This thing is amazing. It’s unbelievably sturdy for the price. Easy to assemble, but the directions are useless. This is a great flight cage, bigger than it looks. The doors are very small.

i spontaneously bought two parakeets a week ago as they are something i've always wanted to own and in the process i have been on a mission to provide the best living space possible for them and this cage 100% helps with that since i don't plan to re-clip their wings once they grow back. it was easy to assemble on my own, it's quite sturdy, is very aesthetically pleasing and VERY comfortably fits two parakeets. i imagine it's also very easy to clean, as both doors are big enough to reach your entire arm into and get to everything. photo is my cage with everything they currently have (8 perches, 7 toys, 1 ladder, 3 bowls, 1 swing + a temporary bird house), tomorrow i get the rest and i can't wait for it, especially knowing it's all going to fit and they'll still have room.

We absolutely love the Yaheetech 60.5-inch Extra Large Bird Cage! Our parakeets love it, and it’s spacious enough for them to fly around and enjoy their space. The cage is sturdy, easy to assemble, and has plenty of room for toys, food, and perches. It’s a great size for medium birds like parakeets, and we’ve noticed they seem much happier and more active in it. The design is sleek, and the materials are durable. Overall, it’s been a wonderful addition to our home, and we highly recommend it for any bird owner!

I've had this cage since 2021, originally for two budgies. Plenty large enough. Now it's just one budgie and she loves the size of it. It wasn't too difficult to put together and I have no complaints about the quality. It's been three years and it's been good enough.Some things that I wish were different:1. It needs at least one rear access door. The two front swing-out doors are fine, but since the cage is so large, it is very difficult for me to mount perches and other items inside the back of the cage because it's nearly impossible for one person to have one arm through a front door and reach around the back of the cage with the other arm to screw things in. A second person is needed or just get creative with one of those grabber things or something. But still a PITA.2. It's not easy to do a thorough cleaning because one it's put together, it's just one big piece. The bottom tray and the bottom grid both slide out easily enough for cleaning, but if you want to really clean this sucker, the easiest way is to take it out to the back yard and hose it down. That's great if you have a yard, but living in an apartment is tricky. It's time-consuming to try to sponge-bath and wipe the whole thing, especially when it's hard to reach some of the inside of the cage due to its size and lack of openings (see #1 above). Would be great if it was easier to take apart and then the pieces could be washed individually in a shower.3. Locking wheels would be nice to have.Not a bad cage overall for the price, but some improvements would make it awesome.

For the size and type of build, great deal. My green cheeks love it. Only downside are the way that the doors are locked with a chain that my birds sometimes try to nibble on. I had to remove the chain though not yet have they been able to lift it and even IF they removed the stick, the door is a bit stiff so they have no way of pushing through. Overall sturdy and looks great as well as super spacious.

I ordered this about 3 am on Friday morning, and received it on Saturday, 4 days earlier than predicted. I read every review I could find on this cage before ordering, so I knew exactly what to expect. Every part arrived intact, including the perches and feed/water cups. Despite the directions being utterly useless, I had the whole thing assembled in 30 minutes. It's pretty straightforward, and all you need is a little common sense. Cage dimensions are exactly as described. This cage would work splendidly for any bird up to the size of an African Grey or an Amazon. A Cockatoo or a Macaw would find it an appropriate temporary accommodation.I intend to use it to house my handfed baby parrotlets and baby quaker parrots, and in preparation for this, I have already separated the cage into two equally sized, 30.8" (Width) x 20.5" (Depth) x 18.6" (Height) levels. To keep both parrot species at an accessible level, I've mounted it, (without the casters) on top of a repurposed square coffee table. I may drill holes in the bottom of my coffee table legs, and mount the caster wheels there, in case I need to roll the cage around cleanup,and vacuuming underneath.The bar spacing and wire strength is appropriate for any bird, from finches to parakeets, as well as Conures, Amazons, and African Greys. I like the simple locking mechanism, but I may upgrade it to a hook-and-eye fastener as my Baby Quakers and Parrotlets grow more intelligent and inquisitive.Is this cage appropriate for rodents that can flatten themselves, and slip through bars 0.6" inches wide? Probably not. Otherwise, any negative reviewer who complains that their Budgie snuck out of this cage either has a wild imagination, or they are just paid trolls trying to mislead you. The cage is huge, goes together easily, and looks pretty nice! I'll update this review if the cage spontaneously combusts, or a parakeet with a 1-inch wide head squeaks through the 0.6 inch bars... but don't hold your breath. I think it is a well-manufactured cage, with all the room a parrot could hope for, especially in this price range!P.S. I did break the hook off of one of the cheap plastic food/water bowls, while trying to mount it inside the cage. I still like the design of the cups, so I drilled holes near where the hooks were, and attached it with small zip ties instead.These minor inconveniences don't require rocket science to fix. Just common sense and a little creativity.