Record Player Stand, Turntable Stand with Record Storage and Charging Station & USB Ports, Record Player Table with Metal Divider, Record Stand Up to 160 Albums for Living Room, Bedroom Brown

I bought this for a vinyl player but the vinyl player I bought originally was broken. So I have no idea if it fits a vinyl player well enough. It is very sturdy. I like the color a lot. Like how much storage it has for the size. Was easy enough to build. Definitely worth the money.

So, this stand is easy to assemble and looks reasonably good. Of course the overall look doesn't look like real wood, but it does look better than most mdf flat pack furniture.It's also very stable and holds a surprisingly large amount of weight as well as a full size turntable. Most sub $100 stands only hold dinky novelty record players like the Crosley Cruiser or similar sized players. I have a Fluance RT85 on it and it's a perfect fit. I have a full size receiver in the lower shelf and it weighs about 55lbs. And about 70+ records in the record storage. I'd guess it all comes close to a hundred pounds of weight, and no sagging.I did have to cut a second hole for the speaker wires for the receiver as it's setup for 7.2 channel. That's a lot of wires if you're unaware.Like another review pointed out, there were a lot of strange fibers all over everything when I unpacked it. It does look like fiberglass, but it's really some sort of plastic. I think the factory hoses the panels down with it to slide them around and not scratch them.All in all, it's great a value for the price.

I almost chose a different option for my record player stand because this one was a little more money but I liked the pictures of the finish on this one, the power plug placement for it, and the speaker shelf. The legs also have a midcentry style to them that I just really liked. Turns out I made the best choice. This went together so quick and easy. It’s way sturdier than most “build it yourself” furniture pieces at this price point and it looks great. I love the shelf and the record storage.You won’t regret this one!

I was impressed. Yep it's particle board like Fern near everything of reasonable cost. However, it was well packaged, assembled easy, works well, anice looking. I'd buy again. I like the dividers for the records.

My teenager is into vinyl records now, so I wanted a stand for his records and his turntable. His is not a small turntable, and it fits perfectly on top. I did measure before I ordered, so I was pretty sure it'd fit. It won't hold a ton of records (maybe 100), but since he's just starting his collection, it's plenty big enough for him. I was afraid with the plastic feet and the way they're oriented that it'd be unstable, but it's very sturdy with no wiggle at all.The only reason I gave four stars instead of five is that the instructions weren't super-clear. On one part, it was even wrong, because it said to attach a piece using the Allen wrench, but what you were using was screws and you needed a screwdriver. I was able to figure out some of the confusing parts of the assembly by using logic, but clearer (and correct) instructions would have been nice.I was able to assemble it by myself in about two hours. All the holes were perfectly drilled, which is always a worry with this kind of furniture.

I was impressed with the look, sturdiness, and overall value for money of this record stand! I had been looking for a record stand for a month or so now, but was hesitant as many I looked at were expensive. However, as soon as I came upon this one, I knew I was ready to buy immediately! The surface on top fits my record player with room to spare, and the hidden USB ports on the second shelf are an amazing bonus! I also love the record dividers at the bottom, which help keep the records upright! Overall, amazing record stand, especially for the price!

Looks great, great quality, easy to put together.

I wanted to replace a very similar record player stand that is too small for my turntable. But even though this one looked similar in the photos it turned out to be made more cheaply. There are nine visible screws on each side panel and the screw heads aren’t even flush with the wood.There are some small inaccuracies where the panels meet at the front which add to the cheap look. Assembly was pretty straightforward and if you don’t mind the above mentioned flaws it does what it’s supposed to do.One other flaw (although other similar items seem to have the same problem): The plug for the wall socket is a standard plug with a pretty stiff cable so if you want to put this shelf in front of the wall outlet you’re using you end up with a gap of about 4 inches between the wall and the shelf. If you want to push the shelf up against the wall you’d need a short extension with a flat plug.