Nice, but a few flaws

Overall it's nice... the color is more brown than what the picture shows (I was hoping for something a little more gray). When it arrived, the support on the underside was damaged (it's not visible and I didn't want to wait for another, so I just fixed it myself with some wood glue, but still annoying). And there were just some other minor glitches with putting it together... the bolt for the one handle didn't fit correctly (the handle stayed loose), so we had to find some washers we had around the house to make it work. Took me over 4 hours to assemble it myself (and I'm pretty handy). And the panels on the back didn't line up quite right, so on the one side I had to screw the panel in at an angle or else the screws poked into the inside of the cabinet. So overall it's fine. It's set up now and looks nice in our space, but just wasn't quite as seamless as I would have hoped.

2 hour assembly. Cheap looking and flimsy

For 200 bucks, this is just ok. I was hoping it might have some real wood components. But no. It's all pressed particle type wood. The faux wood finish is cheap looking and came with scratches and peels. The doors are flimsy. I don't think this will last long. You get what you pay for. I recommend getting yourself something better.

No Instructions in the Box

This turned out to be a lovely piece of furniture. HOWEVER, THERE WERE NO INSTRUCTION IN THE BOX! There is an outdated youtube video of instructions which helped some. My husband is good at woodworking, and I am good at puzzles, so we managed. However, the 'estimated assembly time' of 60 minutes was a bit longer. Overall, we are pleased with the look and it fits in nicely in our living room.