Hasuit Black Dresser for Bedroom, 6 Drawers Dresser Wood Storage Tower Clothes Organizer, Chest of 6 Drawers, Large Capacity Storage Cabinet, Tall Dressers for Bedroom, Hallway, Entryway

Looks just like the picture! The drawer size is decent. It would’ve been easier to put together if the instructions had words and just not pictures

Easy to put to put together. Great for the price A little shorter then I’d like.

Pain in the butt to build, extremely flimsy, DOESNT HAVE A BACK PIECE (the back is simply two skinny rods that form an x shape) only reason I didn’t return it is because I spent 30$ on shipping and I know that’s non refundable.

This dresser is cute and has a decent amount of space for a small unit. Assembly wasn't difficult but there were a lot of pieces to install, making the work tedious. Also, please be advised.....THERE IS NO BACK PANEL for this dresser. It's not clearly advertised, but there's a simple X bar that you install across the back for stability. It is otherwise COMPLETELY exposed. I didn't appreciate that discovery but decided to keep it because it works well in my space.

The size made my jaw drop when purchasing for an adult. That was my issue. Quality is horrible and durability terrible

Really like this dresser. Very easy to assemble

When I decided to revamp my bedroom, the Hasuit Black Dresser seemed like a promising addition. Advertised with a "sturdy base," "wooden large capacity storage," and an aesthetically pleasing design, it appeared to be exactly what I needed. However, my excitement quickly turned to frustration and disappointment as I encountered issues at every turn with this dresser. **FEATURES THAT FALTERED FROM THE START:** The dresser's assembly process was my first hurdle. Marketed with convenience in mind, the actual experience was anything but. The instructions were bewildering, leaving me to guess which piece went where. What should have been a straightforward task became a day-long ordeal. The material quality—or lack thereof—was immediately apparent. The "wood" felt more like powdered wood compressed into the flimsiest form of particle board imaginable. Calling it wooden is a stretch; it's wooden in the same way a fast-food burger resembles gourmet cuisine. **PERFORMANCE: A NIGHTMARE IN EVERY DRAWER:** The drawers, touted for their "large capacity," struggled with basic functionality. Opening and closing them felt like a workout, requiring an inordinate amount of force for such a simple action. Within days of use, the already questionable material began to show signs of wear. The powdered wood could not withstand normal use, with one drawer face detaching entirely when I attempted to open it. The base, described as "sturdy," was anything but. The dresser wobbled with the slightest touch, a constant reminder of its precarious construction. The fear that it might collapse entirely became a genuine concern, overshadowing any utility it might have offered. **VALUE FOR MONEY: A COMPLETE WASTE:** This dresser's price might suggest a mid-tier piece of furniture, but its quality lands it firmly in the disposable category. The value for money is abysmal, to say the least. Investing in this dresser is akin to throwing your money into a bonfire—except the bonfire would at least provide warmth for a moment. **CONCLUSION: AVOID AT ALL COSTS:** The Hasuit Black Dresser is a testament to how low furniture manufacturing can stoop. Its poor quality, flimsy materials, and nearly impossible assembly process make it a product to avoid. For those in the market for a new dresser, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. This product doesn't just fail to meet expectations; it obliterates them in the worst way possible. The search for a reliable, sturdy, and functional dresser continues, but one thing is clear: the Hasuit Black Dresser will not be a part of that journey.

This is a solid set of drawers. I used to use a set of plastic sterlite drawers and this is a mega upgrade from those. These are wider and a lot sturdier and fit a crap load of stuff. Assembly was straight forward but it took a bit longer than I expected. Instructions were very clear and didn't have any issues while assembling it.