Yaheetech Black Coffee Table, Lift Top Coffee Tables with Hidden Storage Compartment & Open Shelf, Lift Tabletop Pop-Up for Living Room Reception, 47.5inch L

Such a great value and quality. Yes, it took a little time to put together by myself but it was enjoyable and easy. All the pieces fit as they should and there are a few extra just incase. Great value and the look is clean and high end. The top moves up and down very smoothly and is very stable once in position. Great place to use your laptop or bring your food closer as you watch tv. The storeage is bigger than you think under the top and has nice room below to display some books and such. Very happy with this and have had it for a few months. The top cleans up easily when your kids make a mess. LOL

Love it

I love the table. Hard to assemble but is pretty sturdy. 4 stars just because it leaves fingerprints and residue that is hard to clean and dust shows up so clearly.

Maybe 2020 has changed what the definition of “gray/grey” is, but this table is definitely NOT gray! I even posted a question prior to purchasing and someone responded “It’s grey”. As you can clearly see, this coffee table next to my (actual) light gray couch is more of a tan/beige/sandstone color. At most I’ll call it “Greige”, like a blend of mostly beige with the ever so slight hint of gray if you squint really, really hard and use your imagination. In any case, despite the color description faux pas, this table is actually very stable, pleasantly matches my decor, and easy enough to assemble if you watch the video this company posted. (Just scroll to the last image and it’s a video on how to assemble this table). It takes approximately 1-2 hours to assemble. If you use 2 people to help you hold up the top piece at the end while screwing in the hinges, it’ll make life much easier. I’m able to store a few board games in there along with the TV remote and my laptop. Overall this is a good purchase. I once saw this on sale for $130 and didn’t jump on it and the price shot up. That is the only true disappointment in all of this. P.S. this table isn’t supposed to arrive until Jan 7-11, 2021, but it arrived within 2 days of purchasing!

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I love this table so much!! Good quality and the assembly wasn't too bad.

Very sturdy table. Love the hinges to open/close the storage space. Will need two people to assemble (especially the hinged table top. 100% recommend :)

I'll start this off by giving people who've bought this or are thinking of buying this a bit of actionable advise on building this coffee table. Firstly, do step 10 and 11 before you do step 9. If you want to know why, scroll to the bottom. ALSO: This doesn't come with tools. I have tools, but I know a lot of people don't keep a toolbox. You'll need a Philips head screwdriver, preferably shorter/stubbier for certain sections that require a tight squeeze. A drill or driver will also make things a lot easier, especially the last step. This last step will also probably require two people - one to hold the top up while the second person does the drilling to attach the tabletop to the furniture. So... my instruction manual was not just out of order, but completely misprinted. I had to take the entire booklet apart and lay all of the sheets out to get the right order. Just something to be mindful of. Additionally, I was short 1 of the cam locks (the important ones that pull the pieces together). Typically they give you an extra of most of the important pieces, but I was left with two of the standard cam locks, a couple dowls and an extra short screw, but had to use a standard cam lock in place of the tightening cam lock. It should be fine, but it's just a small part of a pretty miserable construction experience. The constructions were then just poorly thought out. It's like they made all of the steps, printed them out, and then randomized them in sections. The 9-11 steps were the biggest offenders, but there were several other steps that when I was doing them I was like "This would be so much easier if I just reversed this..." I love building furniture, it is one of my masochistic kinks, but this experience was kind of brutal. Once it is together, it's fine. Just fine... okay... very slightly average. It's cheap, and so I guess you should expect an egregiously average piece of furniture. But what I will say, is that the raising mechanism is pretty bad. They are not attached in any way, so the two sides of the table top raise independently. This means if you pull it, one side is almost always going to raise at a different rate than the other side, leaving it a wobbly experience. You have to be very deliberate with the opening action. If you want to use this as a storage compartment primary, this will do you fine. But, if you want to actually use it as a functioning tabletop as seen in the pictures, to eat on or do work on on a semi-regular basis, I would probably find an alternative with a more thought-out device for the raising and lowering function. Hope this helps! If I have any updates on the actual usage of the table I'll add edits below. Addendum (Steps 9-11): Otherwise, you have to either 1. balance one long piece of wood on top of another piece of thin wood in a T pattern and drill into it, or you can set it on its side at this point, but because they tell you to put sideboards on one piece but not the other, one piece is about 2 inches too short and so I had to stack the styrofoam that comes in the box up under one to give it a similar height to align the holes.

Perfect size, really stable, good construction. I’m very satisfied as I have a U shaped sectional and it fits perfect!! BIG TIP!!! I would recommend using a power drill to completely turn the small screw knobs. This will leave no gaps as I have none on my table. USE VERY GENTLY YOU WILL SEE THE GAPS CLOSE TO NOT FULL BLAST THE DRILL.