Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am a female and put this together all by myself. The instructions were very clear. All the pieces had stickers to show the part number which was also easily removed. All the hardware parts came in a clearly marked package which included a pen to cover any scratches you might get in the future. It is very sturdy and looks very nice! It fits all our game consoles very well.

The cabinet took more time to put together than it did to program the T.V! Randy and Frank were patient and piece by piece it came together!! What a great looking addition to my living room " ; now, to find "appropriate decoration for it!

Very spacious well fitted for tv stand in apartment place!

At first we were taken aback by the number of pieces, however it was well worth the two hours it took to assemble. It is a very nice piece of furniture. It goes great with our barn wood floors!

Not into games but I love it , took a few days to build it but that’s ok

Building this thing takes some time but it is not too complicated. The worse part is when you have to put on the back panel but there are no pre-formed screw slots to place the lower half panel on. The directions say there should be like 30 holes/screws but there are actually only like 6 holes. You'd probably need a power drill or gorilla glue. Tried to exchange it but the new one had the exact same issue with missing slots. Called Insignia and they had TERRIBLE customer service. Would not buy anything else from them

Since my purchase of this tv stand i am changing all my furniture to the rustic look

I had the geek squad put mine together. It arrived in good condition. It takes a while to put it together. About 2 hours to assemble. Tv UN8000 is sitting on the stand. I have not set everything up yet and have just my computer hooked up. It is made of pressed wood I think.

Not for the DIY not good would not recommend this for anything

Just what we need without breaking the bank. Easy assembly and just the right size. Very sturdy and looks nice.

Got a great deal for my gaming room looks good and lots of room for my games

I found myself needing to furnish a very small apartment, and most tv stands were too wide, or too flimsy looking. Thankfully, this fit my needs perfectly. The finish has a slightly weather appearance, which looks awesome. It's very easy to assemble (90m), and is VERY sturdy once put together. I also liked that they changed the design from drawers to a door on the right. This allows for far more components to be used than in the previous design. Would definitely buy this again!

I purchased this TV stand/entertainment center a couple of weeks ago based upon the reviews I had read here, and I wasn't disappointed. In fact, after all of the comments about easy assembly, I was a bit surprised at how complicated it was and how many of those danged "cam-lock" fasteners I had to fiddle with during assembly. Let me provide a few pointers to prospective purchasers and offer some details that I couldn't find in the current crop of reviews. First I want to make one very important point to anyone who, like myself, purchases this piece of furniture to serve as a cabinet for their audio and A/V equipment. (Sorry kiddies, I'm not into gaming. I have this thing called a life, lol.) Measure the width and depth of your components before you buy this, or you may be in for a bad surprise! My components consist of a "standard-width" Sony A/V receiver, DVD player and CD player. All are 17 inches wide and, while their depth varies, the receiver needs at least 16-17 inches for itself and all of the plugs and connections on its back. My initial intent was to place these pieces of equipment on the vertical shelves on the stand's left side; however, going to the store and measuring the display unit revealed that those shelves are only 15 inches wide! So I had to resort to "plan B," which, if you look at my photo, worked out pretty well -- but since the stand is only 15 inches deep, I had to cut off half of the heavy fiberboard backing behind the top shelf to allow room for the connections behind the receiver ... and also to provide ventilation around it. (If you score it with a knife, it'll snap along that line very cleanly.) As you can see in the photo, the receiver just barely fits that shelf vertically too ... the opening is exactly six inches tall ... which you can expand by about an inch and a half if you leave off the trim piece under the top shelf, but I decided not to for aesthetics and the fact that my receiver *just* fit. OK ... let's move on to assembly. The stand came packed very well ... much better than some pieces of customer-assembled furniture I've purchased that have arrived damaged. There are Styrofoam panels not only between pieces, but also surrounding everything in the box and protecting the contents from the inevitable bumps and slams during shipment. Mine arrived undamaged even though the box had a few dings in it. I was impressed at the organization and thoughtfulness of packing. A very detailed assembly booklet was included -- one nitpick, however: the diagrams could've been a bit larger. Some were pretty hard to make out. Each piece is numbered or lettered with a decal that corresponds to each step in the booklet, along with each piece of hardware, which also was well-packed and organized (see photo). Make sure you have a sharp knife (like an X-Acto) to slit open the hardware package along the semi-scored slits on its back. Like most blister packaging today, it's nearly impossible to open without destroying the contents or your fingers, and tearing at it risks sending all that stuff flying across the room, under the sofa, etc.! There's a second, orange bag containing the hardware necessary to anchor the stand to your wall if you have a TV on top of it. (Since I wasn't doing this, I didn't open that bag and the stand is very sturdy for my purposes.) A few pieces of assembly advice: (1) Have regular and short-handled Phillips screwdrivers at the ready. Some of the cam-locks are in places where a standard-length screwdriver (not to mention your hand) won't fit. (2) Clean out the holes for the cam-lock cams, which there are a LOT of, before you insert the cams. Many of the holes in my pieces were partially blocked by wood scraps from manufacturing. (3) Invest in a $15 cordless screwdriver. Believe me when I tell you that many of the screws (especially the dozens of cam-lock anchors) are long and difficult to drive in. Your hands and wrists will thank you! (4) I have a disability in my legs, and I found this rather short stand much easier to assemble at waist-height on a folding table. If you do this, make sure your support table is sturdy. While this stand isn't huge, it weighs about 75 pounds. Final thoughts: Yes, it's very well-made and sturdy. No, it's not solid wood; it's that standard particle-board stuff with a (nice) veneer -- which, btw, is darker than the photo at the top of this page suggests. It's very dark brown with some black grain in it, which (as you can see in my photo) worked out well for me since my surrounding bookcases are black. I'm very happy with this piece of furniture, even though I'm not using it as a "TV stand" for my 55-inch ... my main reason for buying it was because I needed a place for my turntable and a rather tall center speaker, not to mention my A/V equipment -- and I hate stands with open sides to show off your rat's nest of wires. This one hides it all nicely (even comes with two Velcro loops to attach to the rear to contain your wiring) and looks good while doing so. Highly recommended ... just be aware that it's well-made, which means it's going to take a couple of hours to put together properly.

Very solid, well made piece of furniture that was easy to put together, perfect height, and best of all perfect price!

I would like to give a better rating but after getting the last major piece on I see a nice size chunk in the corner missing. The box was not damaged so the piece was packed damaged. I have no way of transporting item back to store and don't have box to ship back..ANd have no desire to take apart. So I'm stuck with a damaged stand, Paying full price for damaged goods suck.

As above, this is a quality product. It looks great in my living room. It is better than some of the more expensive products I looked at! Instructions are easy to follow and assembly took me an hour or so.

Stand looks great, was so easy to put together that my daughter put it together. says 2-3 hrs but it took her 1 hour.

This cabinet gets a 2 star rating for assembly and a 4 star rating for looks and design. The assembly instructions say you simply need a Phillips screwdriver. In reality, I needed a power drill to get the screws in all the way. If you do not drill in the screws all the way, the locking caps will not fit in the proper holes to secure the screws in place and the three middle boards will sway. On the bottom back of the cabinet, there are no pre-drilled holes meaning you have to make them yourself (which, once again, means you need a power drill). There were also a few instances where the instructions were not completely clear (usually having to do with which boards are front facing or back facing). As for the looks and design, the final product looks great. The shelving units on the bottom left and bottom right are adjustable where you can set them high, low, or in the middle (review pictures show the shelving boards in their middle placement options). The only complaint I have about the design of the cabinet is the bottom right section. It has a door with hinges on the right-hand side, but the door looks like a sliding shelving unit. It is nearly identical to the left side except for the magnet and different holes in the back. In summary, if you purchase this cabinet, be sure you have a powered screwdriver/drill handy. The cabinet looks great, just be aware the board with handles in it is a door and does not slide open.

Easy to put together. Just the right height for me. Doesn't take up much space

They only had this wood stand, and a glass entertainment center with a mount. I already have a glass stand similar to the other option in my living room (this is for my bedroom tv). Whilst the Best Buy rep tried his hardest to push the $200+ glass tv mount onto me, this was more than perfect for me and my small bedroom. Especially at around $160. That glass stand wouldn’t have even fit between my wall and closet door. Glad I picked this. Looks fresh and clean