Great value. Bought the black color and it looks great. Easy to assemble - just be careful when installing glass doors as ours had another hole next to hole where the spring-loaded pin/door hinge belongs and it got stuck. Recommend putting tape over “extra” hole to avoid accident. We added extra air holes because we have a lot of electronics. Measure your components and compare weight of your TV to specs. No issues with delivery. Highly recommend!Two person assembly for and easier time. It's what I wanted and it was cheaper than what other stores were pricing. It does it's job, and it isn't like I'm asking it to do much lolThis thing is half way together in my living room. The cam locks are cheap and literally two broke. I have ordered replacements and hope to finish assembly. Very well packed and see no visible damage on parts. If these manufactures stopped using these cheap hardware the items would be perfect for the price.This is a great entertainment center. We just had our first baby and needed something that was enclosed so that she couldn't play with all my electronics anymore. It looks very nice after it is fully assembled and we have had many complements on it. It did come with a few minor dents / scratches in the wood, but all but one of them are in areas where you wouldn't see them. Also, there isn't much ventilation with the doors closed though and I wouldn't recommend using this without modifying it or leaving the doors open while anything inside it is on.I had already planned on this and bought 3 large 120 mm computer fans that I put in the top corner of each of the 3 compartments. I also drilled some small holes in the bottom of each compartment near the front to act as air intakes. Then I bought a power adapter that was like a laptop power adapter except that it had a molex plug (standard PC power plug for fans, drives prior to sata, etc.) where the end that normally plugs into your laptop would be. I already owned a surge protector that was switched so that half of the outlets get turned on / off when I turn my receiver on and off. This allows the fans to turn on and off with my electronics.I also had to drill some holes between each of the 3 compartments and in the back of each shelf to allow me to run cables between the compartments / shelves without having to run them out the back and then back in. It would have been nice if at least this was done for you to save on the amount of drilling I had to do.Here is a list of the parts I used for ventilation in case you're interested:power adapter for the fans: http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B000MGG6SC/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_65120 mm fans (I used 3): http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BEZKX8Y/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_64 (I like them because they're quite, and come with a different cable to make them slower / more quite but move less air. I didn't need to use that though. They also come with a molex to fan adapter.)fan cable splitter: http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00414ROMS/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_58switching surge protector: http://smile.amazon.com/Monster-MP-AV-775G-PowerCenter/dp/B004H1PV4SIf you use a different fan you'll need a molex to 3 pin fan adapter if yours doesn't include one. You'll also need a 120 mm hole saw, some smaller hole saws, and a drill.It took a little while to put it together but everything went along fine except at the very end for me to install one of the two doors and realized one of the door pin hinges was missing. I wrote them and within a week they sent me the part.The reason I give it an overall rating of four stars is that I'm not sure my big Onkyo receiver will fit in the tempered glass section in the middle, but that's not their fault. The rear panel is more heavy duty than say a brand I've had in the past with Sauder, where it was basically cardboard.The cherry finish actually fit well with my natural cherry wood tables. This is a well made and designed piece and I think the price was great. I can't afford real cherry wood as I was able to get 20 years ago. This was the next best solution, and I've seen other brands charge $600 and were similar.All said, it looks great beneath my 65" LG 4K HDTV. I put my old turntable on one side and placed a JBL soundbar on top (temporarily as I mount that on the wall as well).No complaints from me. I highly recommend it. Now I hope they make nice file cabinets and desks to finish my furniture upgrading project.I ended up buying this item to fit a 65-inch TV. I had previously bought a similar item from the same company but needed to replace it to fit the bigger TV. Be mindful that this item is a wooden (pressed wood) piece of furniture, not actual solid wood. An item like this of actual solid wood would easily cost you twice or three times as much. Notwithstanding that, the finish of the item is decent, assembly instructions are easy to follow, and once assembled it is quite sturdy. If you end up buying this item and not all parts are included and/or receive damaged parts, you have reach out to the actual manufacturer, not the seller, to request replacement parts. I ended up having to reach out three times to actually get a hold of a representative to help me get new parts shipped to me. Shown on the pictures I included are the missing parts from my order (a corner leg was missing the rubber protector and I didn't receive the 2 middle support legs either (item P)).Sturdy and perfect what I was looking for.