Huuger Nightstand with Charging Station, Side Table with Fabric Drawers, End Table with Open Shelf, Bedside Table with USB Ports and Outlets, Night Stand for Bedroom, Rustic Brown and Black

The two drawers nightstand is stable, extremely sturdy, and the instructions were super easy to follow. It took a couple of hours to complete for a person getting older and who has to do it sitting down the whole time. I needed help at the point where the shelf was being attached. All other steps I could do myself. My hand kind of hurts from the Alan key, but I'll get over it.Another wonderful surprise: No out-gassing! I know what formaldehyde smells like and there wasn't any. There was no smell at all. That's impressive for something that's clearly made of press board, metal and heavy fabric.It's smaller than you expect, if you expect furniture sizes from the store, from the 1980s like I do. But I needed this because I now use my computer full time from my easy chair and the place where I use my mouse was too low. This is the perfect height exactly from my easy chair's arm. I no longer use a TV much. It's convenient because I can plug a few things in. But mainly I already have a larger table with a Blu Ray / DVD player and larger power block plus the monitor on it. So it's mainly for convenience.But did I say how easy the instructions were to read for old eyes? I was ready for microprint with my reading glasses and ended up not needing it! The rest of the instructions are visual, and marked with letters and numbers so you always know what part you're supposed to be using. There's extra screws and bolts. They give you a screwdriver so you don't have to go find yours. Mine is in a convenient place for me, but maybe someone just moved in to a new home or something. Who knows? It's nice of them.There's a helpline, but I didn't need it. Again super nice. There's corner protectors on it, but you have to remove them to put it together. At first I thought they were meant to be there. They're just for shipping.I could wish for some more options in colors. I know cherry wood color (reddish) isn't in fashion now, but all my furniture is cherry stain and I love it. I settled for the dark color. Well that's not their fault. Fashion is fashion.Update: Over time I noticed the USB side has a fairly strict 5V setting and limited ability to downstep to 3V. This may not bother you if you just charge your phone. But if you're also plugging in other things such as low voltage decorations that sometimes come in 3V format, it can cause them to flicker. In such cases, touching the USB will also cause a flicker as if the connection isn't good. The connection is fine. With 5V devices it works fine. But when it's trying to provide 3V, it must be using some kludgy on/off stepping that is visible.I'm using it, also, as a testing station for LED lights during Thanksgiving/Christmas so that's when I noticed. I now use an adapter plugged into one of the regular power plugs. And that works perfectly. I don't think I would've returned it even if I noticed even in the return window of time. But I hope the manufacturer upgrades the power strip in the furniture. It causes confusion.

I've had this for a few months now, and I like it. The two shelves and two drawers are a good, space-efficient design, with a low center of gravity so it doesn't tip over accidentally. The color is nice. The mini power strip built into the top is a good functional perk that makes it easy to charge my phone at night. It fits my needs. And it was pretty easy to put together. The materials quality seems fine—a metal frame, reinforced fabric drawers of some sort, and the shelves are made of what I think is a pretty typical particle board with a faux woodgrain pattern. It's not exactly top-end mahogany, but it's good for the price, and I'm happy with it so far.

This little table took me a little while to assemble but the directions were large, and easy to understand. There were no missing parts and I never had to go back a step due to an error like I do with most things I have to assemble.I took a star away for one reason. The material it is made from just doesn't deserve 5 stars. It's pressed board with a papery top layer.Don't get me wrong- if you need a low cost end table- this is a GREAT option. It is sturdy and functional and I love the ability to plug things in- 2 regular 110 plugs and 2 USB-A ports.

Great bedside table. Especially for the price. Really like the outlets on the top—so convenient. The drawers are nice too. Fits nicely in a small bedroom. Liked it so much bought another for my son.

This table is a perfect size and fits nicely next to my living room chair. It is sturdy and having the plug in on top is amazing. The shelf and two drawers offer great extra storage so the things you need are at your fingertips and other things are hidden to reduce clutter. The drawers are quite sturdy too. Easy to assemble.

This side table is amazing. After assembling it is stable, it’s not heavy very light well after assembling, the plugs work very well, it does its function, the storage drawers is very big, it’s bigger than i expected, no missing parts every thing that is in the description is there. Very sturdy and firm. Stability 100%

The media could not be loaded. Overpriced. It is small and does not have much surface area to set things on. How can something cheap like this cost so much? It's a rip off. Nonetheless, it is still nice, but maybe only worth spending $20-$25 on, nothing more.

Quick and easy to build and looks really great and absolutely perfect and the outlets help to keep wires from being all over the place.