VEVOR 30 Inch Flight Bird Cage, Stackable Bird Cage Parakeet Cage with Slide-Out Tray and Handle, Small Parrots Birdcage for Cockatiels Budgies Conure Macaw Finch Lovebirds Canaries Pigeons

I think I paid $36 on sale. I was impressed by the size. The quality is light and thin. Being a cage for birds, it’s not as sturdy wire bars doesn’t affect its function and made assembly difficult. My 2 finches love this cage and have so much room to fly. The accessories for food and water are well made and attractive in looks. I love that the food/water bowls have a wall to prevent a mess. Over all, great cage and the price was perfect!

Easy to assemble and my parakeets love the space. I do crimp all the hooks down for extra stability. Great value for 2 parakeets.

Great product, easy to assemble and very sturdy. Not flimsy or shaky. Very good material used!!

This cage is great! I was looking at it for a few days and just decided to buy it. I bought it but then it did a delay. I was thinking “A delay? No worries” but it did another one so I contacted Amazon and they helped me out. I got the cage the next day then was amused by the size of the cage it ways almost half my height and i’m 14, and 5’7. I had problems with the size but it’s fine. The cage works great, only problem being a quick delay and the size. So i thought just to realize my bird is not really eating it’s food that i have placed. For now i believe he is just adapting to the cage. Overall 8/10. With the price quite pricy but great, not that expensive compared to the other cages that cost more money. The cleaning is normal.

I am moving and I purchased 3 cages to use for my birds for the move. the cages are very nice, there is a lot of room for travel, the quality is very good, but most importantly my birds are very happy in their moving cages.

I love my new cage and so does Grayson, my Cockatiel. Great size, has 2 perches that he loves sitting on, very easy to assemble, and low price for its size. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ for me!!

I have 3 good sized sturdy heavy more upright steel bird cages. However, my sweet canary could not really fly & exercise his wings in any of them. Doing research I learned that wider cages, not upright ones, are recommended for flying. I have my bird cage in the corner with furniture on each side of it. So I needed the cage to be lightweight if I needed to lift it to move it to be thoroughly cleaned. I like the cage high so I put a large sturdy plastic tote on top of the big square end table with the cage on top. I keep things I don't use in the tote (My tax records ; ).The assembly couldn't be more simple. Have another person help you hold the cage to stabilize it while you use the permanent hooks to hook the sides together. The bottom of the cage needed more stability so I simply tied the bottom corners with twist ties or plastic tightening ties. Then the bottom plastic tray slides out easily for cleaning. I like to line it with newspaper to keep it cleaner.I don't use the bottom feeder cups to avoid seed hulls flying all over & also to prevent droppings from contaminating the seeds. Instead I use a clear plastic feeder that I hang up inside in an upper corner that my bird goes into on the perch inside the feeder. That prevents a lot of mess. The bottom of the cage is wire like the cage sides. This allows my bird to stay out of the droppings that land on the cage bottom. But I put an 8" ceramic tile in the middle of the cage (not under perches) to dump the remaining feeder seeds onto before I refill the feeder. My little buddy enjoys hopping & picking through these remaining seeds. The tile is easy to remove out the big front door to clean as needed. I like the two small doors on the bottom as my arm goes through them to change the tube waterer in one front corner at the top & refill or take out the inside feeder in the other front top corner. These small doors prevent my bird from getting out when I'm working in the cage. I added a couple more wood perches close to each end of the cage that go the opposite way of the 2 long perches. My bird loves flying back & forth to these 2 perches. He resides in my living room so I cover the cage when it's dark outside with a room darkening curtain.Make sure to setup the cage perches & accessories before you put your bird in. My canary loves his mirror, few toys he can peck at, even unraveling pieces of twine, little bell toy & his swing. But I keep those at the corners or near the sides & leave a large open area in the middle at the top for flying. He loves his new home!The only change I would make would be to have the large door fasten to the cage on the bottom to keep it out of the way & act as a landing pad for the bird to go back into the cage. The large door is big enough to allow the bird to escape as you are working in the cage. So I hang a washcloth curtain with clothes pins to the top of the door opening when I need to use the big door to prevent my little singing prince from escaping. That would be easier if the door hinged at the bottom. I may remodel that.

Did not expect it to be in one piece, save the tray. Had to tie down all four corners, as they did not snap into place. One of the corners would not close with enough space for escape. Perches much too wide for parakeets and are useless horizontally. Need vertical placement in flight cage. Als, black was a poor color choice o n my part, even for brightly colored parakeets. Disappointed in the quality, but too much trouble to disassemble and return.