I'm going to be generous at this point and give it 2 stars. I'll start with the good: all the parts were there once you realize that some of them are sticky foam pieces and not metal bars as implied in the pictures... I doubt that this thing will be intact within 6 months... I wasn't expecting heirloom quality but this is about as bottom of the barrel as you can get, paper covered mdf panels and super thin metal framing. I am actually impressed with the extent of their minimalism on the spot welds, I am very surprised that it actually held together during the assembly. There is no way these will hold up over time, especially with raising/lowering the frame and/or physical activity. I had to chase a few of the holes with a tap due to poor threads. Use your own screwdrives as the tool they provide is terrible, the allen wrenches were ok. I'm very mechanically inclined and have seen worse instructions but these were pretty bad, you can certainly do it but there are sections that you need to just use your intuition. I'm a bit skeptical of the electrical box and will keep an eye on it, I don't really want a fire starting in my bedframe and the thing isn't inspiring in quality. Now the bad/thing that is making me really mad: this bed is sold as an under storage bed. It is true that the thing lifts up (for now) with it's very flimsy strap that made fiber breaking noises upon the 1st lift. The huge issue for me is that this does NOT have under bed storage compartments, your stuff goes right onto the floor and there are substantial gaps on the sides. I wanted something that would keep out animal hair, dust, spiders etc and this certainly will not, it is no different than shoving your clothes under a normal bed only with a bit of restricted top access. Looking back at the pictures you can see that they show a gap but their AI generated illustration is very intentional in not showing any of the items inside the compartment showing through the sides, giving the impression that there are actual storage compartments, not just your floor... This bed was not inexpensive but it is certainly cheap and in no way is the ~$350 price tag justified, it would be pushing it to ask $100 IMO. Do yourself a favor and just buy a simple metal frame and a few plastic boxes that slide under the bed, you will be WAY ahead, your clothes will be a lot cleaner and you won't be having to pay extra for a bulk trash pickup when this thing falls apart.
