SAUCE ZHAN Sofa Side Table with USB Ports and Outlets, Narrow End Table with Storage Shelf for Small Spaces Bedside Nightstand with Charging Station for Living Room, Bedroom White

A sofa is nice, but sometimes you reach an age where two independent zero-gravity leather recliners with heat and power massage & lumbar trumps (non-partisan word) physical closeness. I made careful measurements after we got the recliners and began my search for a table to go between them. There were plenty of contenders, but only one seemed to fit all needs the best. Enter Stage Center: The SAUCE ZHAN side table! We've had it since October, 2022 (two years now) and I'm glad I found it. In fact, six months ago we bought one for my in-laws. Pros: I didn't see it in the description, but the four feet are hard plastic and screw in and out for height/stability adjustment. Not difficult to assemble. The components and fasteners fit together well. It's quite sturdy when fully assembled. The two USB ports and the 120V outlet (with two receptacles) inside makes powering and charging electronics easy. The two mesh shelves are very useful and pretty easily accessible when seated. Cons: We might have preferred the woodgrain finish option if it looked more realistic in the photos. There's probably no solution for this but when you have lots of items on top, it's not so easy to open the hinged portion of the top to access something inside the table without the items sliding towards the front. But that's simple physics. In Summary: At this price point, you won't get a solid wood table or furniture-grade craftsmanship, but it performs the functions you'd expect from a side table, plus it has outlets, charging ports, and a hinged top.

This little table is nothing fancy, but for the price it is great! It seems sturdy. It was easy to assemble, and it is exactly as advertised. If I were to make suggestions to seller, it would be to use white electrical components on white tables. I had a few issues putting it together but if you pay close attention, you will notice it before you tighten screws. The black assessory bag; the instructions aren't clear that this bag should be attached while putting the legs/shelves together (and double check that you are putting the opening at the top.) Next, notice that there are little holes only on one side of the longer boards in section 6. It is counterintuitive but these holes must be on the outside because they hook the top portion onto the sides. The brackets used for these holes must be screwed in so that the L shape faces outward, also counterintuitive, but the brackets screw into the top and if you turn the bracket inward, you will need to change it. All in all, I compliment the seller for really good packaging and part identification. They send 4 different tools to help you put it together and those tools are included in the same sealed baggie, except for the small screwdriver. The instructions are a little confusing in places so take your time and think it through. It is quite easy and if you do make a mistake, you will notice it right away and can fix it before getting too far. The seller includes one extra screw for each size. This little table is going to help me keep the clutter of electrical cords out of sight because it has a 5' electrical cord that powers hidden inside the double flip top table. You can connect 2 electrical cords and 2 USB cords inside, where they are out of sight. I took pictures but wanted to draw on them and couldn't figure out how. If I can, I will edit this post and add the photos.

This little table has been working well in a room that I sleep in consistently now (because I can't stand my lazy, good-for-very-little husband and hope to divorce him in another year or less). It's a room that sometimes becomes temporarily a guest room when my daughters come back home to visit (from where they currently live, work, and go to school, which is out of state). It's slim, but functional, and with the wheels on, I can move it out of the way to clean, or if both my girls are visiting and need the bed to be pulled out to accommodate them both. The table was quite easy to assemble, especially as the TOP part (the compartment with the double-flap lids) already came assembled--including the electric "power strip" that is inside with double outlets and double USB slots--so it was mainly a matter of assembling the legs, two shelves, and attaching the side bag. The side bag is sort of semi-useless, as the little pockets don't hold much, and because of the way it is fastened to the side of the table (screws), the pockets feel tight, and are fairly small to begin with. However, the bag CAN hold a cellphone (especially if one wants to tuck it in there while it's charging, with its bottom facing up with the lightning cable inserted. One can also keep a TV remote in there if desired, and perhaps a notepad and pen, for making notes of sudden thoughts, or recording weird dreams.

Easy to assemble (my 12 year old grand daughter did it while I read her the clear, simple, and well illustrated instructions). All screws and tools were included, even a screwdriver. The top wooden part is smooth and looks good while the metal legs and shelves were also of good quality. Good amount of space underneath, divided by a metal shelf. 2 things I did not like but were not a deal breaker. 1. The visibility of the screws on the outside. I fixed this by purchasing round stickers for this purpose from Amazon. 2. The black electric cable. It should have been white for the white table. I fixed that by placing that side facing the wall. I bought 2 of this side table and both assembled perfectly. Now each kid has their own sidetables for their drinks, snacks, and charging their devices. I am very pleased. (The lovely faux plant is from Amazon).

ASSEMBLY. easy. FIT. True. CORDS AND USAGE. Perfect. My wife was not crazy about the idea, but she grew to like the way these, fit, looked, and worked in our space. A rare design win for me. I will take it.