Yaheetech 64-inch Play Open Top Medium Small Bird Cage with Detachable Rolling Stand for Parrot Lovebirds Finches Canaries Parakeets Cockatiels Budgie Parrotlet Conures

This bird cage surprised me with the quality. The material feels sturdy, the finish is nice, and it was extremely easy to assemble by myself. It arrived very well packaged and nothing was bent or damaged. The size is perfect for my budgies and gives them plenty of space to move around. Highly recommend.

I read a ton of the reviews about this bird cage before purchasing. The majority of negative reviews seemed to center on assembly and pieces not fitting together well. People had used zip ties to improve alignment of the top and bottom. Never the less, we moved forward and purchased the bird cage in white. We have two budgie parakeets who now call this home. We had no problem with assembly. All our pieces fit together perfectly. Nothing was bent or scratched. The 4 dishes, 4 perches, swing, tray and supply shelf all work as expected. The whole everything was a family experience and mostly a gift for our 7 year old who has learned how to use all the doors, including the top perch when she interacts with her pets. It is not the sturdiest cage on the market. I would be careful if you place this in a space not close to a wall for a sense of added support. That being said, if you wheel it from the base and not the cage frame, it rolls comfortably (not as if it could tip as you push). My criticism would be this: we purchased this thinking the height would give the birds more space to play. Later on we found out this is the opposite of the cage design you want for birds. Since they only prefer the topmost height accessible, it is better to have a shorter but very wide cage, allowing for maximum top height. So, in theory, this sized cage would be better laying on its back. Oh well. Lesson learned. All things considered- for $70- this is a wonderful parakeet cage for us to learn with. If I was in the market again, I would easily consider this one.

Great size for a great price. I have 2 parakeets, Pickles & Chips . They have plenty of room. Way more room then needed. The cage would be good for about 4 parakeets. My guys love tearing and chewing toys and this gives plenty of room for lots of toys to keep them busy.

I bought this cage for my Cockatiel and he seems to really love it. It's nice and tall with two large doors, perfect for hand taming but with plenty of little doors in case I need to get into the cage without letting the bird out. Plenty of room for his toys and building it in a way that he enjoys. My husband put the cage together and he said that it went together really easily, only took about half an hour. The only complaint is that the clamps that hold the cage to the stand cause the whole cage to lean, making the entire thing a bit un-sturdy. We wound up using zip ties to secure the cage so that it doesn't lean quite as bad. I don't really like that the clamps that hold the cage to the rolling base is a detachable piece. Other than that, it's perfect for what I need it for. I might suggest something a little bigger for anything larger than a cockatiel, or if you have more than one. Budgies/Parakeets would work well with this cage. The cage did come with a lot of extra's which is nice. I wound up removing a couple of the food dishes and taking out the bars on the bottom of the cage so my bird could pick through the food he throws to the ground.

This is just as good at the ones in the pet store, that are literally 5 times more expensive. This would be like $250 at least in the big chain one. I went and looked and was like absolutely not and went straight to Amazon. Wayyyyy cheaper and its perfect. Literally same quality as those over priced ones. Don't buy over priced stuff and they'll have no choice but to come down on the price!

Update: When I was reviewing various types of birdcages, I've come to the realization, that this cage is not too small bird friendly. That is to say, the cage does not offer any horizontal wires. All four sides only offer vertical wires. Which make it difficult for smaller birds to climb the walls. On a positive note, I have had this cage for a year now. It has held up nicely. Cleaning is a breeze. You do not have to worry about metal bars tarnishing, or metal trays getting rusty. The delivery of my Yaheetech 64-inch Open Top Standing cage arrived today. I was a little concerned because I was able to hear the parts moving around in the box. There isn't any filler between box and parts (See Picture). This would also explain why some customers have complained about broken plastic parts, or dented wires. Being that I reside in the same state as the manufacturer, all my parts were intact. But again, extra padding should be implemented. All parts and hardware was present. In fact, I had an extra screw and bolt. Putting the cage together was a snap. It took ten minutes to assemble the cage and stand. Aligning the tabs, bending the cage walls to make a tight and even fit. I like the black coated wire. The last cage I purchased in the 80's/ 90's had brass wire and over time would tarnish. I also enjoy the fact that the cage is collapsible. This makes cleaning or even storing somewhere down the road convenient (Don't Throw The Box Away). I have detected some gaps, that parakeets could possibility get their foot stuck. To remedy the issue, I just bend the wire to line up with the rest of the cage. Or, if that doesn't work, then it is zip ties to the rescue. The only area that I saw needed for the ties was the top assembly. The corners of the top "Do Not" meet with the sides. In fact, they overlap. The sturdy stand is made of aluminum. However, I do not experience the same flimsiness that "Gramps" expressed in his video clip. The question is, was the ground surface level?????? I would have to apply a greater force in order to tip the cage over. Keep in mind, light weight materials are being used. IMPORTANT: In reference to the red retaining clips. They are only to be used if you have no intentions of using the stand. The video and pictures are misleading. If you review the manual, you will see that the instructions document that the red clips are to be removed before setting cage into stand. (See "My" Picture) Considering everything, i am happy with my purchase. I just placed an order for a cage cover that will fit this cage exactly. I was a little disappointed that Yaheetech does not sell cage covers.

We got this cage as a Christmas present for my 9-year-old daughter to get 2 parakeets. It assembled easily. The design is clever. I like the use of tension to keep portions of the cage together and open/close the doors. Also, I like that there are so many doors, and on the front there are doors within doors. For a cage this big, you need to be able to reach in easily to reorganize perches and access birds, so I was impressed. It comes with food trays for the birds, a tray underneath the cage for storage and cleaning trays to take care of bird waste. And a swing! The wheels are a great shape - completely round. Perfect for swiveling in short spaces (for sweeping, cleaning) without disturbing the birds too much, or for moving further, like room to room. I'm not going to say it's the thickest bar material, but it's plenty sturdy for the birds and probably contributed to the ease of assembly. It's nice that wide perches were provided, since those are probably harder to find. There is a shorter perch provided to prop open the top door of the cage. Honestly I don't see my daughter opening that door often since she is short. But it is an option, if that helps someone else. She used the shorter perch by placing it diagonally in a corner. Her 2 parakeets have so much space in there and room for several toys to keep their brains stimulated. I like that there are side doors. It's perfect for when she attaches a bird bath. Overall this cage is big, impressive (especially for the money) and appeals to my daughter's sense of organization. In fact she's the one who reminded me to leave a review :-P

It’s sturdy but assembling it was almost impossible. The metal ears that hold it together are very strong and takes a lot to get them lined up and in place.