LED Lighted Acrylic Display Case, 4 Tier Display Box for Collectibles and Action Figures, Clear Dustproof Organizer with Wooden Base – 11.8x8.9x11inch

Disappointingly, of the two units I purchased, one arrived with an acrylic panel that was cracked, as if something heavy had been dropped point first onto the box. Since the damaged piece was the back panel, however, I decided that it didn't matter, and assembled my units anyway. I bought two of the 15 inch long units, planning on stacking them on top of each other. After I assembled them, I realized that I could remove the bottom board from the top unit and make them into a single, two storied unit, which worked beautifully. I highly recommend doing this if you plan on using more than one unit together. It's classy and secure! Now, first off, several people have left reviews stating that the holes in the wooden parts for the acrylic sheet tabs were too small, requiring them to widen them. I think that they failed to understand that the tightness of those holes is *intentional*. You don't want the tabs to drop in easily and rattle around. The tight fit keeps the unit more stable and secure. And it isn't difficult to get the tabs into those holes, even thought I did NOT receive the mallet that is shown in both listing and in the parts list that comes with the display case. The heel of my hand was plenty enough force to tap the pieces together, and as long as you are paying attention, and line things up so that you are only ever applying direct *downward* force without any angle to it, you really run no risk at all of "snapping off the tabs" like other people have complained. Seriously, the hardest part about this assembly was removing all of the film from all of the acrylic pieces before assembly! And they supply a tool to even help you do that! Fully assembled, the swinging doors were a little tight to close, needing me to flex the plexi a little to get them secured, but, honestly, that isn't really a complaint. That tightness keeps the doors from swinging open on their own, so I like it. My only *real* complaint is that the acrylic/plexi used is a little... soft. When loading up your case, don't let your items rub against them, because if they are made out of anything that is stronger, they will scratch the acrylic. A slightly higher quality plexi would fix that, but I think that would affect the price-point too much. The only things I would change at all about these units is that I wish the LEDs were COOL white, rather than warm, and I'll be looking into swapping them out, and I wish that for the swinging door types, that there was a hole drilled on BOTH sides so that I could choose which way the doors swing open. IF I end up completely re-doing all of the lighting in this unit, then that's a simple thing to do, by just flipping the wooden top and bottom around. That only works, though, if you don't plan on using the integrated lighting, otherwise, you're stuck with the hinge being on the left and opening from right to left. Overall, given the tightness of the fit of all the pieces when properly assembled, this unit is MUCH more sturdy and stable than I anticipated, and looks very nice. All of the included tools to help you with assembly - from white gloves, to film removal tool, to even a microfiber cleaning cloth! - really show the attention to detail for such an inexpensive piece. And the risers are better than shown in the videos, too, with extra cross-braces to make sure that your shelves don't sag! If you are on the fence about trying one of these out, then I recommend you give them a shot. They come in such a great variety of sizes, and are easy to assemble and look very nice, whether you're displaying toys, fine art, or anything in between.

We ordered this display case for my son’s girl friend as she has a nice collection of figurines she needed a way to display and keep dust at bay. The case is simple in design but elegant. The interior lighting adds to the elegance. Compact and easily sits on her desk. Unfortunately the case arrived with a couple of the acrylic panels cracked. I contacted the seller and they quickly replied to manage the complaint. That was very encouraging to know the seller backed their product. It was not clear if the damage was caused by shipping or other. Regardless, since Amazon has a gracious return policy, we returned the item and re ordered a new one which arrived in flawless condition. Two takeaways, seller is upstanding so feel comfortable with placing orders with them! Amazons return policy encourages buying with confidence!

Let’s start off with the PRO’s: - once set up, it looks pretty nice - LED’s in the model are bright, many color/patterns/speed choices - Decent size for small collectibles - acrylic is very clear, but will scratch easily I can assume if touched a lot or if you use any abrasive cleaners. I suggest using a lintless microfiber cloth. CONS: - Very flimsy; but once set up and in a secure nook-ish area, it’s sturdy enough. It’s for collectibles. You shouldn’t be moving it or taking things in and out often anyway (minor dusting once in a while). If you do move it, hold it from the bottom or you’ll be very sad… - annoying but easy set up (30 minutes. The majority of the time is peeling all the adhesive off - short, badly placed USB-A cable for the overhead LEDS. Must be near a USB-A port or buy a USB extension cord and have a USB to AC adapter if you want the lights to work. Overall, I spent like $35 on my particular unit? It’s not bad for what it is, I wouldn’t pay anymore than I did for the size. I plan to buy three more to put in different nooks in my IKEA case as I have more smaller size collectables. I’m pretty happy with it, I just wouldn’t pay anymore than what I did. I was lucky and nothing was broken/chipped in the box, so that’s always a plus.

The plastic is not sturdy, and the doors don't fit correctly. I had four adults trying to make them fit correctly. When they discovered how much I paid, they were shocked. It isn't worth the money nor did it appear as sturdy as the photo. The doors don't have a stopper to keep them from moving inward. The sides are not attached by anything other than the top and the bottom piece of wood. If the top or bottom comes off, the complete structure will collapse. Look closely at the handles. They are just holes in the plastic. I would take it back, but it is large and a lot of trouble to assemble.

Plastic protection very hard to remove but otherwise perfect!

Contrary to a lot of other reviews, I think this was pretty easy to put together. It looks good and it feels pretty stable. The holes to fit the acrylic pieces into the wood may seem too small at first, but you actually just have to press down pretty hard for the pieces to slot in. The tight fit makes it less likely to fall apart. Also I saw some reviews say the hole for the door was on the wrong side, but they just needed to flip the bottom over. The door is meant to open from the right and the holes should be on the left. It’s also easy to peel the protective film off if you use the little disk they give you to scrape up the edge. I would definitely recommend this case and I plan on buying another in the future.

Although this product looks nice, it’s extremely flimsy and difficult to set up once you get to the door portion. The panels don’t attach to each other just the top and bottom of the case. The door has no attachments just one hole. There’s a hole at the top and bottom but that’s if you decide to use the left or right. You can’t use them at once. I tried to gently install the door and the top part of the casing chipped off which forced me to make the door open on the left instead of the right. At this point once it’s set up I just wouldn’t open it. If the other side chips off then you can’t install the door at all. The only pros I found is that the casing is clear. It comes with a cleaning cloth and gloves. It can fit a whole 12 figurine popmart set. It comes with double sided tape which I used to adhere the shelves to the case and adhere a few of my miniature figurines so they don’t fall. I’d give this product 5 stars if they figured out a way to fix the door so that it doesn’t rely on that one hole that could break off when installing.

There were some unfinished edges on the acrylic, such as corners that weren't rounded, but you could still tell that they were going to look great! The directions they gave with the largest size were, unfortunately, for the smallest, and did not depict the easiest way to put it together. But overall, the finished product is magical! I gotta buy two more to fit my LPS collection, but I look forward to how nice they'll look all together!!!