It's a small table so it fits in small areas easily, while holding the record player. It seems very stable and it was very easy to put together. It's not heavy, light table. Easy to clean. Does the job, adorable. I definitely wasn't disappointed with this one.

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Just as pictured. We love the size and it hold quite a bit of media. Very easy to assemble and doesn’t take long.

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this was easy to assemble, included tools worked great. it is a bit small. and not possible to a full size turntable on it. My daughter is using it as a bed side table with a lamp on tip. the shelf above the record holding area is great for charing devices, she keeps her Laptop, iPad and phone there at night. the best feature is the record holding section at the bottom. it is compact and only hold a few of her favorite records (the rest are at home with me... LOL) over all she is happy with this. I wish there was a similar larger models a bit wider and deeper, big enough to hold a full size turntable and a set of small speakers. over a decent product for the price.

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Cheap little stand for my Bluetooth speakers and record player. Plenty of room on bottom shelf to add albums, DVD’s, and CD’s. Overall impressed with sturdiness and appearance in my living room.

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Hello, just commenting on the easy buildable shelf,
1. small so not alot of space to take over.
2. Comes with the little tools to put the screws
3. Manual is easy with the descriptively pictures
4. Affordable stand for Vinyl player that has been on my floor for a while.
5. Has additional little shelf for something
6. Sturdy! Above all

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I bought this today, and I’m already in love with it. Took me 10 minutes to assemble and it’s pretty sturdy as well. I like the wood look on it as well as it matched my record player. Not too small either, so I would highly recommend this product!

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This was so easy to put together. Perfect size, good quality and it holds more the I thought it would.

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perfect size for a record player, it's a Christmas present and will work great for a small space. It required assembly, so I got some tools and got ready to spend some time building it.....didn't need tools because they provided everything needed, I said on the couch and built it in about 10 minutes. Will work great, absolutely highly recommended!!

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Had a smaller version of this but my collection was growing and I needed more room! The record holders on the sides are fabric, they hang down in between metal bars but they are super sturdy. And it looks super sleek. At the moment I have about 10 records per side holder, and the bottom is holding around 50? Fits my record player perfectly

10/10 I’m very happy with this purchase

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Well packaged, assembly instructions were clear. It was easy to put together.

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This turntable stand is nothing but amazing. The unassembled pieces were delivered in a well-secured box fitted with styrofoam to prevent the wood from dents during transport. The pieces are easy to assemble and came with an easy to follow instruction. The size is just perfect on my small flat.

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This is a smart looking record stand. Decent materials and fairly sturdy. But it is tiny. You won't fit a regular size turntable or amplifier on the shelves. it would barely fit a Crossley suitcase model. However if you just want somewhere to display a few records I would say 30 LPs max this is a nice piece.

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What did I expect for under $80? Not much, so wasn't disappointed.

The plus... no written instructions translated from Chinese by someone in Poland for the Swiss market then translated to English.
The negative... drawn instructions are often printed backwards so as you complete the build, you'll discover its not going together right and you have to break it down again.

WHOOPS! No it doesn't hold 150 records. No the shelf is not adjustable.
Yes, you can switch the placement of the guitar rack from left to right side but be ready to have to think it through on your own.

Is it as cool as your buddy Mike's system he had in his mom's basement? Almost but Mike made his in grade 10 wood working class and got an A+. You secretly loathed his natural abilities woodworking but it's time to let that go. That was 40 years ago, move on already.

This guy is flimsy, but functioning. Looks okay in a Batchelor pad or teens room *( my wife's words, not mine).

Oh, and there isn't anything to protect you guitars from the exposed metal so be careful putting them on display.

Would I buy it again, no. Will it be in my child's inheritance? If it lasts that long and most likely, it'll be a part of a dump run.

Think before you buy.