Perfect for big TVs, back is open so please Ty of air flow easy to assemble

Fairly disappointing with the quality of this one. First off, the branding of it couldn’t be more confusing. It’s listed under the Brand “Darsy.” It shipped from a company called “FITUEYS.” And the box that arrived as well as the instruction manual was branded “wampat.” But none of that actually makes a difference, it’s just confusing. The product itself however leaves a lot to be desired. The MDF wood that it is manufactured from is way too soft. The cam bolts are either just out of alignment that the cams don’t fully close or they do and the cam bolts rip out of the wood. And don’t get me wrong, I knew at this price point I wasn’t getting solid wood furniture, but I’ve owned plenty of low cost flat pack furniture pieces and this is by far the worst. I don’t have a high degree of confidence that this is going to support a decently-weighted TV. I wish the manufacturer or Wayfair published the specific dimensions of all the openings and clearances. The one reason I purchased this piece was because I thought it would allow my HVAC vent to blow air through it unobstructed. As you can see from the photo, I lost that gamble.

Works pretty good, I will say I see a little bit of sagging after about 6 months of usage.

I haven't assembled this unit yet, and if I see any issues when I do, I will come back and adjust the review accordingly. First, this thing is heavy! FedEx delivered it to my door and it was a struggle to get inside. It is definitely a two-person job to get it in the house. MDF is very dense and heavier than solid wood. Some assembly steps recommend two people - we shall see. The outside packaging, however, was quite compact and as with all MDF pieces, you worry about damage in transit, but this media stand was very well packaged with styrofoam protecting all sides of the carton and slip sheets between the pieces. Very, very well packaged. The finish (mine is Walnut) is surprisingly attractive for being partially MDF (some parts are solid wood) with a veneer over it. I don't know what the veneer material is, but it looks very nice. I unpacked the box and found a carton of fasteners and an instruction book. I have to say this is one of the best assembly manuals I've ever seen. The illustrations are complete and the detail is amazing. The hardware parts are packaged in individual packets, and the assembly book contains a complete list of all the parts included, showing quantities for each. The components are clearly marked with letters that correspond to the step-by-step instructions. As one who used to write instruction manuals on industrial mechanical equipment, I can attest these are the best I've seen. I unwrapped each part and checked it out - all were in perfect shape. A minor cut on the outer box that was evident at delivery did nothing inside because of the presence of protecting styrofoam inserts. This stand will go in my family room under the wall-mounted TV. I intend to put things like a DVD player, and the Home Theater amplifier, as well as my Apple TV in it. I wasn't looking for anything very pricey that would be called "fine furniture' or 'custom furniture', but frankly after seeing the finish and design, I wouldn't hesitate to put this stand in the living room or anywhere else. I can't assemble it fully until the room is carpeted, so it will be a week or so before I can report back on the assembly process / difficulty. It looks easy enough, though from the documentation. One final positive note - the unit includes two large adjustable internal "feet" that you place under the bottom to support the unit in its middle, and prevent bowing or sagging over time. I wasn't aware of that but can see it in the pictures on Wayfair - it's a great idea and can prevent that 5-year "sag" that some MDF furniture can adopt from high humidity and having heavy things placed on it. Mark me a satisfied customer who believes this media cabinet deserves 5 stars.

Kind of cheap material. Took a bit of time to put together.