Wall Mounted Floating 71" TV Stand with 12 Color LEDs, Living Room Console with Storage Cabinet TV entertainment center - floating tv wall units Color

So I wanted to like this, I really did. But, to start out, it's made of very cheap materials, particle board all the way.The real problems started with assembly. There are exactly 4 steps to the instructions. Each step has at least 3 steps in it, and the pictures are often misleading, seemingly out of order, or leave out vital indicators.There were no instructions on how to assemble the hinges for the doors, that is left up to you to figure out, and it is not as obvious as you might think.The hanging situation is interesting, I've never seen these kind of hook hangers, given everything else I'm not terrible certain it will stay on the wall. But I hope so.Finally there's the LED feature which is probably why you're looking at this one. The LEDs were clearly not part of the original plan. The strips were haphazardly thrown in with the power supply, all of this very loosely connects to each other, however there aren't holes in the unit to put the LED's through to connect to the power box. You have to make your own in the $300+ unit you just purchased and assembled. There's no way to attach the power box to the unit, I'm going to use 2 sided tape. And the instructions for the LEDs...? They consist of one page with a picture of the finished unit and an arrow pointing down to it which in broken English tells you to install the LEDs now. They may as well have given me the finger, laughed in my face and said, "Good Luck As*hole".Do not buy it. Let my disappointment be your warning. Spend your money on something else.

Instructions are hard to follow when assembling. The screws and boards do not hold together right which causes it to be flimsy, jenky, and have a weak structure once put altogether. The LED function does not work. There is no instructions on how to mount it. DO NOT PURCHASE.