Customer Ratings & Reviews

I got this for my house this past weekend after our other DVD bookcase got full (my husband and I must have over 400 DVDs in our collection). The appearance of this cabinet is extremely classy--it looks very well made and doesn't look like a cheap dorm room addition. It took my husband approximately 10 minutes to put together, maybe 20 including unpacking and cleanup. The glass doors are a huge bonus (and a necessity for us since we have a few pets) and are probably the reason that the rack is a little pricey. I attached a picture so you can see it in my house--it looks great, matches our our other furniture, and holds a decent amount of DVDs. It's hard to say how many DVDs this rack holds because we have a lot of TV show DVDs in there which take up more room than a normal DVD. We can fit 4 rows of DVDs in there comfortably. I guess my only cons are I wish it was a little bit cheaper and I wish it held a few more DVDs, but those are things we're willing to overlook in my house. I definitely recommend this product.

Great Cabinet, Sleek Look, will stand the test of time!

Just got this home and husband put it together rather quickly. I did purchase this AFTER reading the other reviews and based on what I read thought it was worth the gamble. As mentioned in some prior posts I am noting the following as well: *It looks great and fits perfectly where we wanted to place it. I like that is has a top, solid shelf on which a small plant or a couple of small candles can sit on. *It's quite sturdy and durable. *If we wanted the full maximum potential of storage, we could not use all 5 shelves provided (and yes we measured but it doesn't come out right). We used 4 shelves which gives us three storage areas were we can store the DVD's vertically and two storage areas where we can store the DVD's horizontally (or, CD's could be stored there as well-but, we have our CD's in carrying cases). *The right door does not close all the way at the bottom (the bottom right). There is about a 1/2-3/4" gap. It is noticeable, but not too distracting and not enough so that I don't like it. *I can see where the glass would be hard to clean on the inside because the doors slide. But, my husband seems to be able to get the doors out of the track fairly easily as he did that a few times trying to figure out the gap. This is what I would consider just a minor inconvenience. *Yes, the silver track at the bottom on which the doors slide is visible, but again, not distracting. I would most definitely recommend this piece unless the person was a true perfectionist--the door issue might be too much for such a person. Otherwise, it's durable, attractive and has ample DVD storage space. The worst that could happen is return it if it doesn't meet your expectations.

Although it ships with 5 shelves, you'll never use more than 4 giving you a total of 5 places for storage (bottom counts for 1 shelf). Here's an idea of what you can fit... 1 CD height Shelf 1 Ninento DS shelf (also fits CD's) 1 Blu-Ray Shelf 2 DVD Shelves Considering how inexpensive this unit is, it feels very sturdy and doesn't feel like it will topple over. One of the doors won't stay shut, it rolls about 1/2 inch open on it's own. Considering the poor quality out there, this one is ok.

This is a very nice looking unit that is sturdy and easy to assemble. It took me about 30 minutes from opening the box to loading it with DVDs! It is still particle board, but it's hefty and when assembled, there is no wobble or give. My only real complaint is with the alleged DVD count. Best Buy has the DVD count at 136 discs, but the Init website and the unit's outer packaging claims 282 DVDs. Neither one of these counts is correct. Using this unit for DVDs only, I was able to install four of the six included shelves. Each shelf holds approximately 45 discs (depending on casings and "double disc" sets, etc.) for a total of around 180 DVD's, stacked vertically (upright). Perhaps, Init's count is based on stacking the disc horizontally (flat, one on top of another), but I haven't attempted this. The glass doors are hard to clean without removing them (which is difficult once they are installed because of the tight springs in the mechanism, but can be done) and the silver track rails for the sliding doors are visibly distracting (they are bright shiny silver and run the entire length of the unit). It would have looked better if the tracks were black, dark brown, or at least matched the hardware on the doors. Over all, though, I really do like this unit.

This cabinet was very easy to assemble. It is very stable and low profile. The person that said you can only use 3 shelves is correct. The product comes with 5 shelves and when you use it for DVD storage you can only use 3 of the supplied shelves giving you a total of 4 levels of storage. The package states that it holds 282 DVD's, but it only holds 188 (4 levels of 47 equals 188). If you were able to utilize all 5 shelves for a total of 6 levels you would be able to store 282 DVD's. I believe this is where the manufacturer made its error. 6 levels of 47 does equal 282. however, It is impossible to use all 5 shelves for DVD's. The bottom line is that the cabinet holds 188 DVD's and is a good quality unit.

This is a very nice storage cabinet that was easy to assemble. I think it's a bit overpriced, but it was the best available that worked in our home and complemented our furniture. Beware that even though the Best Buy web site may show it available in store, that may very well not be the case. I ran around to two Best Buy's that claimed on the website to have it in stock in the store. At about thirty minutes of searching by the staff at each store turned up nothing - nobody could locate it. Much time wasted, so I decided to order on line - shipping was $2.97 (go figure)! Had I known THAT I certainly wouldn't have WASTED MY TIME running around town. So one star for the Best Buy web site, four stars for the storage cabinet!

The black color isn't exacly dark black but it still has a very eligant look. It has 5 adjustible shelfs but if u decide to use them all the space btw them is very small. I had to use 4 shelfs in order to fit regular dvds and blu-rays. But i am very happy with it, it's stood the test of time. It also takes very little space which is good.

Looks like Fine Expensive Furniture. It was a breeze to setup. If you had trouble building this, you just arent very handy. I am not exactly a carpenter, but if you read the instructions, assembly is simple and everything lines up perfectly, no problems with doors handles shelves or anything. Looks great, stores a ton.

I'm very pleased with this purchase. I was a little hesitant to spend $150 on a media storage unit. While I still consider the price to be a little high, this is a great looking unit. Definitely nice enough to put in your living room. Also, the quality is above your standard put-together type funiture - thought it probably won't last forever. Sits pretty sturdy, especially once you get some items on the shelves. Really easy to put together, directions are right on.

I purchased this product after looking at it a couple of times at BestBuy. It's quite visually appealing and as a person who had 3 metal DVD racks that held 45 DVDs a piece, I wanted to condense them into one storage unit. Pros: **A+ Looks **Fairly easy to set up (and doesn't take very long to set it up) as long as you put the doors on correctly Cons: **The Back Panel is not cut evenly on all sides. The top of the panel on the back right side can actually be seen as it is sticking up in the back because it was longer than the bottom. ** There is no way that this case holds 282 DVDs (as advertised in the store...I find it weird that online it's advertised as holding 136 DVDs) if you line them vertically. Maybe it holds 282 DVDs they are stacked on top of each other horizontally. I have 140 DVDs, 1 Blu-Ray, and some box sets in my cabinet and it's basically full. **My doors do not close all the way. There is a fairly large space between the top left and the bottom right side of the cabinet and the door when it's closed. **Trying to get the doors off just about drove me insane. The top back buttons would not stay down and I basically ripped up my nails for 30 minutes trying to get the left door off. I intend to contact the help number in the morning to try to get these Cons rectified, but I would probably spend your $130 elsewhere. Don't be fooled by how nice it looks because it definitely does not come together the way it should.

This cabinet was purchased for a variety of media storage, rangeing from CD's - DVD's - BluRays - to Movie/TV sets, all requiring different shelf spacing. After relatively easy assembly (had to buy substitute wood glue as that which was provided had coagulated in its pouch), the numerous levels of shelving available handled what was needed with ease. Actually only needed four of the five shelves provided! The cabinet looks more expensive than it was (wood look even better with cherry finish, but the expresso is nice, too). Only fit and finish issue was with one door, where one of the bottom rollers had been extended beyond its normal travel and would not re-engage its adjustment cam. After removing the roller assembly (4 wood screws), it simply took a minute to realign the adjustment cam and reinsert the roller into it. Easy fix, and doors both glide smoothly.

I have to say as far as furniture you put together yourself goes, this is a pretty nice cabinet. It certainly feels substantial considering the price. The capacity is great for CDs. If you choose to store anything other than CDs, be aware that you will need to lose a shelf. The only problem I have with the cabinet is with the wheels on the doors. Adjusting them is difficult and one of the doors never lets me close it quite all the way because of it. No one would notice the small gap because of this without knowing it was there, so it's acceptable to me. The cabinet is still a great value.

Solid, stable. Laminate relatively durable. Color matches other products in this line from INIT. Attractive design although door style has changed from older model; bought this thinking it would match same model we bought last year. No luck; last year's doors had crossbucks, this year's doesn't. Heavy; not something you want to try to move unless it's empty. Capacity somewhat less than described, but still holds a bunch. Looks nice next to my TV stand.

I bought one to attractively house all my DVDs an Blueray discs. It's really a nice looking piece of furniture with the dark brown color. . .easy to assemble. My kids liked it so much I bought one for them in their new house.

I have owned this cabinet for about 3 years now, no problems, doors don't slide open, except when my 15 month old daughter is getting into it. It's has withstood 3 kids opening and closing it and still looks brand new. It is a bit difficult to assembly, I had to use a drill to line up some of the parts. This may be why others are complaining the doors are not staying shut, and you should not be able to take the doors off easily.

I've had a few different units that have all fallen apart. None of them have been as durable and attractive as this one. You can definitely tell it's still a 'to-be-assembled' product after a close look, but it's still a nice piece. Unlike the other person who mentioned only being able to fit three shelves of DVD's, I fit 4 with ease.. They probably just need to reconfigure the shelving layout. My only issue is the cost. I need another one since I've been stacking DVD's on top of it now for a while, but it's a bit too pricey to justify purchasing a second unit.

Brought 3 of these cabinets to upgrade the look and space for a relatively large CD/DVD collection. Like the fact shelves can be moved around to make room for larger DVD boxes. Glass doors and dark finish gives the cabinet an elegant look without the large pricetag.

Not to bad to assemble. Looks very nice from a distance. We put in an office for extra storage and it is perfect for in there. Be careful where you put middle shelf , I didn't pay attention and the door scratched it all up. Overall very pleased.

Storage unit is very pretty, but you can't fully use each shelf for dvds. If I am only storing dvd's, I can only use three shelves. I love the sliding door feature. Great for small spaces. It took a long time to assemble. Value for cost... ehhhh...