A box of even light, sized by the largest thing you will put in it · review
PYXEL 90 by 90 cm diffusion tent, NO lighting review
Ninety centimetres square of translucent nylon with a lens slot in its front panel and four backgrounds — and no lighting at all, because it is meant to be lit from outside.
The bottom line Ninety centimetres of translucent nylon with a lens slot and four backgrounds, for 62 € — the largest subject space on this shelf and the only one that expects the light to come from outside. It contains no LEDs, no lamp and no lead, so it publishes no colour temperature and no accuracy figure.
On the listing
Five bullets. A package containing one 35-inch photo tent, one black background, one white background, one dark blue background, one red background and one carry bag; translucent light-scattering white nylon fabric with a removable front panel carrying a slot for the camera lens; a custom carry case with both shoulder and hand straps; a claim that it filters the light and eliminates reflections and shadows, designed to produce consistent results; and a large removable front opening for studio pictures at home or in an office.
No lighting, and that is the first thing to know
This is a diffusion tent, not a light box. Five tents on this shelf plug in. This one is lit by whatever stands outside it, which suits a flash, a panel or a window — none of which is in the box.
Ninety centimetres, for the objects the shelf cannot hold
Three and a half times the width of the 34 € PULUZ. A chair, a suitcase, a full bag: subjects that do not fit in a 40 cm cube.
A slot cut for the lens
The front panel closes around the lens instead of opening for it. The subject is then wrapped on all sides, which is the whole reason a tent beats a sheet of paper.
Four backgrounds, one of them dark blue
Two fewer than most of this shelf supplies, and the only dark blue on it.
Availability
Between 62 € and 70 € on the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was last checked.
The British Amazon store carry it too, priced in local currency. Those amounts are deliberately absent from the range above, which reads euro stores only.
Nothing came back from the American Amazon store at all, so the button for that country runs a search instead of opening an entry that is not there.
Everything in this section is the figure Keepa carried on the day of the last update to this page. Availability and prices shift without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 13 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
What it does well, and what it gives up
Strengths
Ninety centimetres square, the largest space on this shelf and big enough for a bag or a boot
A lens slot in the front panel, so the wall stays closed around the subject
Lit from outside, so the quality of the light is whatever the user already owns
Compromises
No lighting of any kind, and no lamp, lead or strip in the package
Four backgrounds where four tents here supply six
Nothing about the frame — sprung or poled is never stated
Specifications
Internal dimensions
90 by 90 cm, or 35 inches, in the title. Three and a half times the width of the 34 € PULUZ and 10 cm wider than the 100 € Yorbay — the largest space on this shelf, and the only one large enough for a chair, a boot or a bag
Lighting provision
NONE, and that is the fact that reorders the whole shelf. There is no LED strip, no lamp and no power lead anywhere in the listing. The intro above says lighting is either built into the tent or left to lights placed outside; this is the second kind, and the five other tents here are the first
Colour temperature and accuracy
Not applicable: the tent has no light of its own. Whatever is placed outside it decides the colour, which means a studio flash, an LED panel or a window can all be used — and none of them is included — Not applicable, for the same reason. Five tents on this shelf publish an index between 95 and 97; this one publishes none because there is nothing to measure
Backdrop colours and shape
Four, in the first bullet: black, white, dark blue and red. Two fewer than the six supplied with the 34 € PULUZ, the 39 € RaLeno, the 40 € EMART and the 60 € DUCLUS, and the same count as the 100 € Yorbay. Dark blue is unusual — only this tent supplies one
Openings
A removable front panel with a SLOT CUT FOR THE CAMERA LENS, in the second bullet, plus a large removable front opening in the fifth. The slot is the feature: it lets the lens through a closed wall, so the tent stays sealed around the subject while the camera looks in
Folded size
Not published. The third bullet gives a custom carry case with both shoulder and hand straps, which is more than most of this shelf says about carrying, and still no measurement
Amazon reference
B01GVP9SSW (same reference on 5 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
6382779472627
What people ask before they commit
Is this the same kind of product as the other five here?
No, and it is the one distinction on this shelf worth reading before anything else. Five of these tents are lit boxes: plug them in and photograph. This one is a translucent nylon cube with no light in it at all — the light goes outside and shines through the walls. For someone who owns a flash or an LED panel that is a strength; for someone who owns neither it is an incomplete purchase.
What is the lens slot for?
Keeping the wall shut. The second bullet describes a removable front panel with a slot for the camera lens: the lens passes through the diffusing surface while the rest of the front stays closed, so the subject is wrapped on all sides instead of facing an open hole. That is the difference between shadowless and nearly shadowless.
How large is 90 cm in practice?
Large enough for objects the rest of this shelf cannot hold. Twenty-five centimetres is a watch; 40 cm is a pair of shoes; 90 cm takes a chair, a suitcase or a full set of camera bags. The trade is space — a 90 cm cube occupies most of a table and needs lights standing around it.
40 by 40 cm · 160 high-brightness LED beads · 5500K daylight, fixed · colour accuracy 97 claimed · EIGHT backgrounds: six PVC in white, black, grey, light orange, blue and green PLUS two matte anti-reflective paper sheets in black and white · a diffuser cloth for lighting from above · front small window plus a top hole · highly reflective interior fabric, closed design to shut out ambient light · assembly claimed under one minute · USB power · no folded size published
Eight backgrounds — six PVC and two matte papers — with 160 LEDs at an index of 97 in a 40 cm box, for 60 €.
Best for: Glossy subjects — watches, cosmetics, models — where a matte background matters more than another twenty lumens.
40 by 40 by 40 cm · 144 LED beads built in · colour temperature ADJUSTABLE, 2800 to 5800K — the only tent here that moves · colour accuracy above 95 · ten-step dimming · six waterproof PVC backgrounds in white, black, green, red, orange and blue · front horizontal window plus a vertical one · a light diffuser and a reflection board included · USB power lead · sturdy carry handle · no folded size published
A 40 cm cube whose colour temperature runs from 2800 to 5800K in ten dimming steps — the only tent on this shelf that changes the colour of its own light, at 40 €.
Best for: Photographing in a room lit by something other than daylight, where the tent has to match the colour of the light around it.
25 by 25 cm internally · 104 LED beads built in · colour temperature NOT published — the third bullet writes "a light ring with a colour temperature of CRI95", which confuses two different things · colour accuracy above 95 claimed · 6 double-sided colour backgrounds · front horizontal window plus a vertical one · claimed to set up in three seconds · no folded size published · no dimming described · no power source named
Twenty-five centimetres square with 104 LEDs and six double-sided backgrounds for 34 € — and a bullet that gives a colour rendering index where a colour temperature should be.
Best for: Jewellery, watches and small objects photographed one after another, where the tent lives on a desk and is put away between sessions.
