Fameill White Vanity Desk with Mirror and Lights,Glass Top Vanity Table with 3 Drawers and Cabinets,Large HD Mirror Makeup Desk,3 Lighting Modes, Brightness Adjustable,45 in(L)

I have been comparing vanities with a glass topper, and electric plugs with a "fairly easy" assembly for a few months now, and finally settled on this particular vanity. I am extremely satisfied with the purchase including the aesthetic, sturdiness, quality of material, and assembly. Some things to note: The right-hand standing shelf is a little smaller than it appears on the website (review dimensions before purchase), but holds a fair amount of items and is sufficient. The mirror is quite large and the lights surrounding the mirror are pretty lengthy. To ensure evenness, I wrapped the cording around each bulb to get the dimension and length around the mirror, as desired. This was a very easy self-adjustment. Also, the mirror has a magnifying effect in the center. At first I thought it was a defect (because it feels slightly out of focus at first glance) but when you move closer to the mirror, it's obvious that it is simply a magnifer. This is a pro and a con depending on your needs, for the mirror. I am enjoying it! Lastly, I would give the assembly a five star writing for (a) ease and clarity in instructions, (b) simplicity of install, and (c) arrangement of materials in the packaging - especially given the volume of items required for install. It did take a few hours to put together, but this is to be expected because of the dimensions of the vanity. The only reason for the 4 star rating is because when I attempted to screw in some of nails with a handscrew, the wood would crack and splinter immediately - even with a gentle touch. I switched to a power drill on low speed and had a much easier time avoiding the wood splints, and the installation overall went WAY faster. All in all, this vanity is absolutely worth the buy, however, make sure you allot an appropriate amount of time to fully complete the install.

I love the quality of the materials to build this Vanity. It has a peal sparkle to it. Didn't have to use electric tools but did use two different screwdrivers, a hammer and plyers. ALL of the pieces were there and clearly labeled.It was LABOR INTENSIVE for my husband!!! It took us 4 HOURS not including the decorative lights on the mirror and the little bench and the cleanup.It took 5 trash bags to get the box and packing material broken down and into the trash.It is a little bit fragile in that you don't want to move locations for it a lot. Don't put heavy stuff on the part that holds items. A flower up there maybe but nothing with substantial weight.I LOVE IT! I WOULD BUY ANOTHER ONE! IT IS TIME CONSUMING AND MESSY WE DID IT ON A DAY OFF.

Very impressed with quality of material and sturdiness of finished product except where noted.- Package arrived and was very heavy, about 100 pounds, so have a dolly or two strong teenagers nearby to get it into your house and placed near installation location.- Assembly is not for the faint of heart and takes a good long while. I didn't time myself but I estimate it took about four hours off and on. Using an electric drill or screwdriver is highly recommended. Keeping all the components organized is very helpful as well. The components are numbered and taking the time to sort them prior to beginning work will save you time and stress. It would also be handy to put small components such as screws in ziplock bags.- The instructions are all diagrams. Having a magnifying glass would be a plus.- The stool is too heavy and unwieldy in my opinion and the cushion looks a bit cheap. My daughter decided to use her old stool. One of the lateral slats was severely cracked but I was able to turn it towards the inside to remain unseen, luckily it still seemed sturdy enough to hold you.- Installation of the lights is not covered in the instructions very well and takes a little time to get them placed nicely so that the wires are managed properly. Don't stick the lights on the mirror before you have the wiring and placement figured out. I used a fine point permanent marker to mark the placement positions on the mirror prior to starting. I will go into a little detail...- Starting in the inside bottom corner I measured in 4cm and up 4cm and placed the first dot. I then measured up about 19.5cm for the second dot, then 19.5cm for the third dot and 19.5 for the fourth dot making sure all dots were 4cm in from the side.- Across the top I measured to the left 23.6cm for the fifth light position making sure the dot is 4cm down, then 23.6cm to the left for the sixth dot, then 23.6cm to the left for the seventh dot.- Down the left side of the mirror I duplicated the measurements from the right; Down 19.5cm for the next three lights making sure all were 4cm in from the left side of the mirror.- After the measurement are made and all the dots are marked on the mirror you are ready to begin placing the lights. begin by placing one of the adhesive stickers on each light leaving the backing on all of them until you are ready to place that light.- Starting at the bottom right inside corner of the mirror, remove the adhesive and place the light at the end of the string of lights centered on the first dot. Then, to make the wires look nice, wind the wire around the first light counter-clockwise two or three times to take up some slack put of the wire and to insure the wire is on the outside edge of the mirror. After you wind the wire a few times the next light should almost fit on the next dot. Then take up the next little bit of slack in the wire by twisting the second light counter-clockwise until the light can be placed centered on the second dot with no slack in the wire between the two first lights. Follow this method until you get to the last light.- I included two photos of finished product and three photos from the assembly instructions to give you an idea of what your getting into. It really isn't too difficult, just follow the instructions, get organized and make sure you have time set aside to do it. Good luck!

The media could not be loaded. Such a cute vanity, Perfect for my teenage daughter! Quality as you would expect for the price but very nice and functional. Be aware that there are a million pieces and no written instructions, only pictures. We figured it out but it took us a few days and a total of about 6-8 hours to put it all together. Would absolutely buy again