Yaheetech Lift Top Coffee Table with Storage and 2 Fabric Baskets, 41.5 Inch Wooden Raisable Top Coffee Table for Living Room & Office, Rustic Brown

Good table! Works like it the should. The table top is heavy enough to put weight on the hydraulic springs to keep the top moving part down.

For full time RV living, we needed an office space and this table perfectly meets this need. There is plenty of storage space for all our office supplies like laptop, charging cords, stapler, etc. The lift mechanism is smooth and easy to operate; assembly was very straightforward using an online tutorial plus instructions- took about 90 min. It's lightweight and easy to slide out of the way when we need to use the couch as a guest bed, yet well balanced and sturdy for using as a table, even in the uplifted position. In this position, there is enough space under the bottom shelf for your feet so it feels you are sitting at an office desk. The quality is quite nice despite being a composite material; looks like full-grained wood, in part because it has a lightly textured surface to match the grain in the wood.

Felt like it took forever to put it together, we put the struts to make the table go up and down on backwards and each strut has like 8 screws so it took a minute to redo, but so far it's a great table for the price! Lots of storage and was worth the long assembly. Instructions were a little hard to understand but eventually we got it

absolutely love this table! it is super modern looking. it is a bit of work to assemble though, would definitely recommend using a drill as there are a bunch of screws. it took my boyfriend and i about an hour- hour and a half. it feels super sturdy and well made, it has a bunch of storage, and buy looking at it you wouldn’t think the top lifted. i purchased it in the color taupe brown(:

Came as described and very sturdy

Don't really use a coffee table much however I figured I'd get this as I had the TV stand from Yaheetech and was satisfied with it. I have actually bought 2 of these now since I've had to swap out so many parts It was justified to just purchase an entire other coffee table. It is VERY heavy and quite grueling to put together, especially without power tools (which I would not recommend in the first place due to the nature of this piece of furniture.)The lift top doesn't come up smoothly after a few months and has to be heavily assisted in most cases. If you move it around at all the hardware will eventually start to wear out the MDF that it is screwed into and will make the entire piece wobble around. Has the same cheap storage cubbies on the bottom.If you can get over all of these flaws then I would say pull the trigger. If you're looking for a higher quality coffee table then I would suggest looking in another price range.You get what you pay for...

Great value. Looks really nice. I found it fairly easy to assemble. Just take your time and double check the alignment of all the pieces before positioning them. I did install the top backwards, but that was me being eager to finish. Not a problem if you have decent tools like a cordless screwdriver/drill.My only tiny beef is the caution sticker. I (sadly) understand why it's necessary, but I wish it were easier to remove.

It looks beautiful and very functional. I have it a4 because it needs something in the middle on the bottom to make it a little more sturdy.