chartustriable 47.2" Large Lift Top Coffee Table, Modern LED High Glossy Coffee Table with Storage for Living Room, Lift Up Living Room Center Tables with Charging Station, LED Lights, White

The table was easy to put together and it looks great and works well. Two things, the power cord isn't easy to hide and it's a tripping hazard. Also the edge guards won't stay attached.

Love this table. I work on my laptop quite a bit and it’s the perfect height for my home office for when I'm not at my desk. The lights are kind of whatever, definitely not as bright as the pictures indicate, but that’s not why I bought it. The faux marble look is also better than I was expecting. It has a smooth top like a kitchen countertop. The table is really sturdy. I’d just recommend using a ratchet screwdriver. I credit that for not making mistakes with keeping the screws level. Anyone worried about assembly, the instructions are surprisingly clear for a generic brand.

This post turned out super cute but it was a pain to put together! Luckily I excel in building as im a carpenter- it’s pretty extreme! but if you follow directions well, you should be fine! Took me about an hour to put it together. It looks very nice in my living room and is very sturdy! Definitely would recommend having a drill or you will talk a long time!! The only thing I don’t like is that the cord is a tripping hazard, I ended up cutting a slit in my rug! Which probably isn’t any safer!

This beautiful table for the living room, caught my attention for its LED light, but not only do I recommend it for its LED light, rather I recommend it for its space and comfort when having a coffee table with space and about it that looks so good!

Good quality easy instructions for assembly

I LOVE this table, but it's overpriced, the USB ports on the power strip are already dead, I got no response reaching out for a replacement strip, and the materials feel cheap. The design and lighting looks absolutely beautiful, coolest looking table I ever owned, but similiarly designed tables without the "tech" cost half the price. The LED strip underneath and power adaptor don't seem worth the extra $90 difference, you can find a higher quality LED strip and actual surge protector (this doesn't even protect against surges either) for $10/ea and just DIY the hookup. Also, the USB ports dying means that one out of only 2 wall ports has to be used for the the LED strip, leaving only one port open for charging phones or whatever you want. When everything worked I could use one USB for the LEDs, one for a charger, and then have 2 wall ports for anything I wanted, such as a small lamp for eating with or extra ambience, a speaker for entertainment, extra chargers/USB C fast charging as needed, or even cooking elements like electric skillets or hot pot warmers or whatever else you want for dining comfortably while relaxing in the living room. Also, lifting the top is HARD, even without anything on top (the extra weight can make it impossible), its a bit wobbly and often needs one person on each end to make sure it isn't too unstable or breaks. The hinges seem fragile and weak, and unlike other hinged/liftabled tables I own, they do absolutely nothing to help raise the table. I worry if this table gets bumped while opened the hinges will snap, permanently destroying the table. The interior storage is quite beneficial, just be careful, these no warning zones where the hinges close down, so it can easily damage what you put inside. I hate to leave a 1 star review, this table legitimately looks so amazing in my living room, it fits my decor so well, adds to the high tech feel I'm aiming for, BUT it doesn't live up to the $200 price tag. Maybe $100 - $120 at the most. Everything feels cheaply made and fragile, I constantly worry something will break (especially when opened), and the power strip is already broken after a couple months. If the hinges were reinforced and added support to more easily open the table, the LEDs were higher quality/more densely packed together (you can see the individual "bulbs" spaced out in the reflections like any other cheap LED strip), and the power strip wasn't so cheaply made (surge protection would be nice too) that it didn't already lose half it's capability in a few months, I would absolutely love this table. I don't mind it's cheap pressboard (or whatever its made from), that's expected for any online table at this price, but skimping out on those other factors that are so much more important for longevity and use really makes this hard to justify the expense.

This table is sturdy, beautiful, and very spacious!

it looks nice for what it is but the part where you pull it up towards you, you almost need two people. I do like that when you put it down it has a slow drop.