Very easy to assemble. I did it by myself, and if I could assemble it, believe me, anyone can. It took me about 70 minutes. It'll probably take you 30 minutes or less. It would have been nice if the parts were labeled, but even without labels I was able to attach everything where it belonged with only an error or two which required I go back, disassemble a piece and reattach it the correct way. The trickiest pieces for me were the two thin backing sheets which fit into grooves on the back and top panels. Seemed I had them in upside down--which doesn't really make sense--which caused them not to fit. But when I turned them around and tried again, they slid in perfectly and everything came together. The large back panel that came with mine is very discolored (it has a cloudy appearance) but since this piece faces the wall, I'm fine with it. Nice dark rich espresso color matches my espresso-colored dressers. All necessary parts (cam locks, cam lock screws, & wood dowels) were included. Only tool needed was a Phillip's Heads Screwdriver. If this holds up, I'd say it's a great value for under $35.

Really affordable.Even though it is not fancy or stylish, it looks quite nice.It is easily assembled. I did it by myself in only 15-20 minutes. But I guess it can even be done in less time.

It was easy to assemble, looks great, sturdy, and a great height. The only downside was that the individual pieces were not labeled, so assembly is a little like a puzzle (but an easy and fun one). Also one of the screws wasn't threaded, just a solid stick of metal, however they included extra anyway.

Obviously, this table is cheap, so it's not going to wow you.That being said, I'm happy with this purchase. This is the first piece of furniture I've put together myself, and it took me 30-45 minutes. One of the pieces didn't fit quite right, but it's sitting on the carpet so it's not visible.Unlike most furniture I've ordered offline, there weren't any scratches or dents in the boards.The screws that came with this were a little weird; I tried following the instructions, which appeared to be directing me to put the pieces together and then tighten the screws with the end caps that came with them. I had way more luck putting the screws in, tightening them, then placing the pieces together. Once I stuck the end cap on and tightened it, the pieces held together great. Maybe I'm just not smart enough to follow the directions? Idk.I was also short three screws; two were missing entirely, and one was squashed on the end. The table is still pretty sturdy though.