WLIVE Lift Top Coffee Table, 39" Coffee Table with Storage Drawers, Hidden Compartment, Wooden Lift Tabletop Center Table for Living Room, Home, Rustic Oak

We bought this coffee table a few months ago and are loving it. It definitely took a little effort to put together, but the instructions were easy to follow. We love the feature of the lift in the table, and the sliding part also gives a little extra storage. We had to readjust the lift portion to get the crack between the two tops more even, which was a little frustrating, but ended up working out. It feels like a very sturdy table, considering the material it is made out of. The slow close option on the top is very nice, but a little abrupt at the end. So, if you had a full glass of water sitting on it, it may splash over the edge a bit. For the price I think it is a good option for people who need extra storage in a small space. I would buy again.

The only possible complaint I could make is that assembly is long and involved. On the other hand, it has a lift top and a sliding top, and I knew that when I ordered it. So, the fact that it might require some time to put together shouldn't come as a surprise. Also, I did have some trouble putting the screws for the lift-top arms in all the way. You might want to use a Phillips screwdriver electric drill bit instead of the Allen wrench/screwdriver tool that comes included. I like the storage. As someone who owns two cats who are constantly knocking things off tables, I appreciate the fact that I can keep small items in a space they can't access. The item makes a tasteful decoration that has a somewhat rustic quality and not too posh-looking. Also, the table is very strong. I can actually sit on it. I really love this item. With its storage capacity, simple design and overall sturdiness, I don't think I could have made a better choice for my home.

For the money, it looks good and is sturdy. But be aware, there is a lot of assembly parts - it took me three days of 3 hours a day to get it done. The instructions were quite good (34 steps) and anticipated a first assembler's likely ways to improperly assemble the 32 or so pieces -- except for the very last two steps where I got the top panel reversed on top of the mechanical hinge arms-- a better picture on that one last step would have been helpful - or it is possible the instructions were wrong. Not sure.

So I’ve always wanted one of these tables and when I looked at all the parts and stuff I thought oh God to put it together there was no challenge to it. The directions were perfect. You just got a really read and observe exactly what it’s saying I did find myself putting a few things on the wrong direction and had to take it off and redo it just have patience, but this is beautiful perfect table. It’s stable, it is great cause it’s not too big for my small living room and the storage underneath and the slide top perfect

This arrived with a rather large chunk missing in the top. Didn't realize until it was almost totally assembled, was complicated trying to assemble. After using for several months. The top has held up but the finish is poor.. It will not shine it's dull finish. And finished product was smaller then I thought.

I’ve had this table for 2 or 3 years now and it still looks new, of course minor scratches if you look at it from a funny angle. I absolutely love this table; I keep my board games in it and my remotes and controllers when I’m not using them. It’s convenient for what I want; and I use it everyday. It’s the perfect table to stay comfortable and do work or color etc. definitely worth it!

The saying “you get what ya pay for” definitely hits hard on this. It’s flimsy, the hinges made the top hard to put down and made the table top crooked. Ended up just giving it away

The finished product looks nice, but the assembly process is awful. Half of the cam screw things didn't go in like they should have nor did they screw right so I'm not entirely sure how structurally sound it is. Some of the holes don't line up so you have to drill your own, and some of the parts are labelled in ways that don't make sense. The manual itself is confusing in a lot of places as well with the picture diagrams. For the actual item... It's a bit smaller than I would've liked, but how big do you need a coffee table? One thing I didn't notice until I was putting the top on was that they have the drawer on the other side of it. So instead of it pulling out on your side, you have to go around to the other side to access it, which doesn't make any sense to me. I'm gonna see if I can flip it, even if it means I drill my own holes for it, just so it makes sense and is usable. Otherwise the storage is fine and can hold quite a bit surprisingly. I also like that the table top lifts so we can eat at it or do other things at it easily without needing to be practically on top of the table itself. Overall it's okay, but I probably wouldn't buy another one from this brand, or buy anything else from them. It's fine for the price point.