Nightstands with Charging Station, End Table, Rattan Nightstand, Side Table with Hand Made Rattan Decorated Drawers, Wood Accent Table with Storage for Bedroom

Easy to build, easy picture instructions with each part packed individually and labeled with a letter or number to help with assembly. Looks great, great price and so convenient with the charging block built in, love it!

Nice side table, I love the charging ports. Fairly easy to assemble and looks really nice. Doesn’t take up a lot of space and the drawer holds quite a bit.

This is, though time consuming, easy to put together. There are a lot of pieces though and it will take you close to an hour to put it together. I think it looks really nice after it's all put together. The light color of the wood is bright and cheery. I really like that it has a little plug in on it with 2 regular plugs and 2 usb (wish it was type c honestly). The plug is on top so be careful of spills and such. Not a problem for me as I have a rule that nothing without a lid goes into the bedrooms. I liked the open nook for my tablet and pills. It keeps the top cleaner and still easy access to the things I use a lot. The little drawer is really useful for the other stuff I need but don't need out and about all the time.

Set up was a little longer than I anticipated because of the many steps.However the instructions were clear and easy to follow.It's a decent size for the price point and has held it durability for a few months of daily use.

I didn't think I was going to be a big fan of the color since it is much lighter than what I normally go for but it is really nice in person. Doesn't stand out too much among my mostly dark furniture. It was a little bit of work to assemble since there are quite a few pieces but aside from the drawer area I think it went pretty smoothly and quickly. I was pleasantly surprised by how sturdy it is, and all of the features like the charging ports and extra shelf are great. 10/10 for me

Love this nightstand for my guest bedroom! We painted it to match the furniture in that room and it elevated the look even further. Having the charging station is an all-around plus and makes this piece that much nicer. Super pleased with this in every way- assembled quickly with minimal effort.

It was a bit difficult to put it together due to us not getting a manual - so we aren't entirely sure we did it correctly, but it works, and it looks nice. It also had a strange, sweet smell with it too when we pulled out the drawer - so we had to air it out. Overall, the look is nice, but assembly was a bit of a guessing game.

I initially balked at the instructions estimate of 45 minutes to assemble as I feel I'm pretty good at flat pack furniture and this piece isn't very big... but it ended up taking me just short of an hour. Just putting the 4 legs on requires screwing 24 things in. Seriously, I'm not kidding. There's the 4 legs that get screwed into plates you must attach to the underside, and each plate takes 5 screws. Also you'll want to clear a fairly large work area, as the instructions have you prepping a lot of the pieces (putting cam pins in, installing drawer slides) before the assembly begins in earnest. Everything was well marked though (a lot of the boards have their id sticker on the edges) so the instructions were pretty easy to follow. Pay close attention to the correct hole for the drawer slides shown in the instructions as it has many but you only use two of them.It's mainly particleboard, but the legs and handle are solid wood, and the drawer rides on actual metal slides with wheels. The charging station (which is 2 USB-A ports and two grounded outlets) goes into a precut hole on the top and seems well built with a pretty thick 5ft cord. They give you a small phillips head screwdriver, but you definitely want to at least use a ratcheting screwdriver if you value your wrists. While they warn against using power tools since particle board is very easy to overtighten, if you have any kind of mobility issues in your hands I would use a power screwdriver on the weakest setting, otherwise I don't think you'll get through the probably over 100 things you have to screw in to assemble this thing.Finally I would source some pads to put under the legs if you have hardwood floors since while they sit at an angle, the ends are just cut square so only the edge is actually touching the floor. Seems like it would be easy to scratch up the finish of your floor with such a small contact patch.