Y&MRecord Player Stand, Vinyl Turntable Stand with Charging Station and USB Port, Record Display Table with Storage Cabinet, Turntable Holder, End Table, Nightstand for Bedroom, Living Room, Brown

Easy to assemble and sturdy

Easy to follow instructions to put together. Takes around 30 minutes. Nice colour, good quality material. I like that there is a charging port and 2 electrical outlets, very useful. I’m using it for my newly purchased record/cd player. Looks great in my bedroom.

Really great for small spaces, nice quality and i love the color , looks antique,

I was a little worried about buying this, especially for the price. But the reviews were good so I gave it a try. I am pleasantly surprised by how sturdy and nice it actually is. The only thing I would change is make it a bit taller. I also still don't think it's worth over 100$. Maybe 80$ at most.

The Y&M table is not bad for flat-pack. The sides come pre-assembled, so you just have to use long screws to put the shelves and back pieces on, though on the sides they used countersink screws in non-countersunk holes for attaching the side panels to the frames, which doesn't look very professional. At least you can make them face the inside. It was a bit of a pain to balance everything while putting the screws in as nothing slots together to hold it, and the screw holes don't have metal inserts (and I don't think are pre-threaded) to keep the screws straight, but that's not out of the ordinary for this type of assembly. Take your time, and if it looks like a screw wants to go in crooked back it out and try again so you don't break through the surface. Don't crank all the screws completely tight until you're sure everything is lined up, then go around them all zig-zagging and crossing over like doing lug nuts or heatsink screws, that usually works well for me. I did it entirely with the included wrench and it went fine. I think it took about half an hour from getting everything out of the box to having everything snug, and that included a few minutes deciding on which sides I wanted facing up and out for the pieces that are reversible (back panels and top shelf). I left the upper back piece out while deciding if I wanted to use the included power strip, and it still felt plenty sturdy without it. My only strength concern is that the shelf bolts go through the board without any additional bracing, so putting something heavy on the shelves could cause the screws to rip out the top. I've had that happen with this type of assembly before (though not this brand). I probably won't use the included power strip as I'm not a big fan of always-on USB supplies, especially if I probably won't plug in to them. The strip claims to be ETL listed, and this part number checks out on the lookup webpage which is nice. I find the faux-wood finish amusing, as I don't think I've seen one before with so much distress effect and pretend woodworm damage. If that's the look you're going for, I think you'll be happy.