Table de chevet moderne avec abri pour chat Didem

This end table enclosure is fantastic! It's nice and compact yet has plenty of room for large cats such as mine, as well as plenty of space for multiple devices/items on the table itself. You're not going to find an enclosure with the same feature set. You'll find that many competitors either provide too small of an enclosure, or they are much larger in terms of depth and height to accommodate accordingly. The wireless charging table is certainly a bonus along with the subtle, table-top lighting as well. The latter can be turned off as to not disturb sleep. The power cord could be longer, but it's a standard barrel connector that can easily be extended. The assembly isn't too terribly difficult, however it does help to have another set of hands to stabilize the frame in the early stages of construction. The directions could be a bit clearer, yet they're sufficient to get the job done. The only tools needed for the job are a simple Philips-head screwdriver. The assembly is largely non-destructive, i.e. there is no drilling necessary, aside from just two attachments. One of which is to secure the power cable to the back of the unit, while the second is the USB panel, however the latter doesn't need to be screwed in to begin with as it's plenty secure to begin with. You can avoid these steps anyway as it can be secured other ways if you'd like to avoid drilling any additional holes, like me. Otherwise, all of the screw-in fasteners are anchored to avoid strippage and secured using metal, twist-lock pieces. The laminate is of nice quality, and it came packed securely. It's a very attractive way to house your loved one while not having a dedicated enclosure taking up a footprint in your home. I utilize cat furniture like this for other needs such as food/water and the litter box. I am very pleased with this purchase. EDIT: I still love this nightstand enclosure, and it has held up, however I had to ding it one star because the power supply that comes with it is insufficient to effectively power more than one function at a time. The power supply connects with a 3.35mm x 1.35mm DC barrel cable and the hardwired power supply only produces 2A at 12v. Qi wireless chargers can use that amount of current by themselves, let alone everything else. For example, if you use the LED lighting feature, which is very cool since it lights up the surface and the enclosure below, and also try to charge your mobile device wirelessly, it becomes starved for power and the supply will cycle on and off. It's more than annoying since I personally use all of the electronics simultaneously. Yes, this could be a defect, however I don't think so. When you install the top panel with the electronics secured to the underside, there are two power busses you can use, and they are redundant, per the manual. When I was troubleshooting the electrical issues, since I did think initially it may had been defective, I swapped the busses and they both had the same results. You can try to purchase a higher-output power supply, and theoretically it should address the issue as I think the sub-par charger that's included is simple cost reduction, not a system-current limitation, however you do so at your own risk. I would still purchase this unit knowing this limitation regardless. Cheers. EDIT 2: I upgraded the power supply and now the unit performs flawlessly. I was able to pick up a 12v 5A power supply and a right-angle adapter, mentioned previously, for less than $20. I found that the higher-output power supplies all had the more common 5.5mm x 2.1mm DC barrel connector, hence the need for an adapter. The unit appears to operate normally and is not drawing more than the upgraded power block can handle. The supply maintains a normal, warm operating temperature.