Atlantic Venus Media Storage Cabinet – Compact Space-Saving Design, Holds up to 198 CDs, or 88 DVDs or 108 Blu-Rays, Magnetic-Latch Doors to Protect Contents, PN 83035729 in Espresso

Easy to build, stores plenty of movies. Individual pieces are a little flimsy, but the magnets work well enough to make the cabinet feel secure. Includes a few extra cabinet levels that can't be used if storing standard Blu-ray/DVD cases. Inconspicuous when closed, definitely makes a collection seem less cluttered.

I ordered one of these to get rid of a HUGE armoire that my husband stored his movies in. He was worried that it wouldn't be big enough. He was partially correct, but who, in this day and age, needs 100 hard copy DVDs?? So, he whittled down his collection and agreed to try it. It was shipped fast and I love it and so did he. Then he convinced me to get a 2nd one to mirror the sides of our TV/Fireplace and I can store some other items that I'd like to hide. They look great! I love the curved doors, and it's surprisingly good quality. It was so easy to put together that when the 2nd one came without instructions, I put the 2nd one together with no problem. I would absolutely recommend this!! You should realize that it IS small, as some of the other reviews have said, but if you measure before you order, you will have a good idea of the size.

Needed some extra storage for all our dvds and came across this. It does a great job and was pretty easy to assemble. The only complaint I have is no predrilled holes for one of the instructions but not the biggest issue.

About 3/4 through the assembly, I realized the top was pre-drilled entirely backward. The finished, rounded side points toward the back, and the unfinished side ends up in the front. If you try to orient it correctly, it's not only out of line, but the magnetic part to latch the doors ends up deep inside the cabinet. The holes in the back panel do not line up with the center shelf as they're supposed to. Ugh.The cabinet is perfect for my use - small and holds a decent amount of video games, etc. Barring the poor quality control, it's nice and doesn't look too cheap. Just beware, even if you think you can drill your own holes and make due, the old ones get in the way. Bummer.

I got this in "severe cosmetic damage" condition from Amazon, and it turned out the only damage was the box and two non-essential pegs being broken. Honestly seems like the last person thought it was too complicated. It's pristine.It did take time to put together, and you do need a screwdriver for the locking pegs to get far enough into the plastic that everything aligns perfectly. The instructions are visual so ultimately I made one small mistake that I didn't want to backtrack for but it's fine 😅Everyone that said the back is cardboard was exaggerating or I got an updated version... It's clearly 1/16" mdf at worst, with finishing on both sides. Much sturdier.All in all, I needed a very shallow cabinet for an awkward place, with doors, and this feels quality, with extra little features (like magnetic spring loaded doors) I'm happy were included. It took awhile to put together and feels weak at first, but when it all comes together, it's certainly a pleaser.

The picture online, as well as the picture on the box, show the ability to stand up Blu-Ray and DVDs and get 5 levels of storage. The box states you can store 198 CDs, 88 DVDs, or 180 Blu-Rays. This, in short, is complete crap.First off, in order to stand up either Blu-Rays or DVDs, you will only get 4 levels of storage, even though the picture on the box specifically shows 5 levels. The picture on the box, however, is also taller than the end table next to it, which is complete baloney; this cabinet is tiny at just 34.6" (not quite 3 feet tall). We will need to put this cabinet on top of an end table, otherwise you'll have to sit on the floor any time you want to open it.For DVDs, if you pack them in as tight as you can, you will get 20 per shelf. 20 x 4 shelves max = 80 DVDs. For Blu-Rays, I was able to get 27 cases per shelf by packing them in tight (should really have been 26). 26 x 4 = 104 Blu-rays. Both numbers fall terribly short of what is advertised.There were other issues: flimsy construction, pre-drilled holes that weren't fully tapped, etc. But all of these you come to expect when ordering "some assembly required" items. But the fact that I got only half the storage space I paid for is why I would never recommend this to anyone. Should have gone with a different seller, and much taller cabinet.

Knowing how un-mechanically inclined I am, I thought sure I'd have to get help putting this together. There were many, many bags of screws, pins, cams, magnets. And all kinds of lettered panels. Whaddaya know? I did it all by myself! Really well marked and documented parts and instructions. It's the exact size as illustrated here, so it fits perfectly where I wanted to put it. I'm very, very pleased with this. Is it a fine piece of furniture - of course not, it's particle board. For the price, though, it's a fantastic little CD cabinet! I couldn't be happier.

It provided a convenient way to store my CD's and was easy to assemble.

This is a great little cabinet. It’s small but I got 2 boxes out of my storage room and it’s almost full. CDs, dvd and vhs. I like the doors with the push to open. No handles for the little one to pull open. It was very easy to put together and instruction were easy to figure out. A solid unit

Very attractive design.The assembly instructions were pretty clear and I was able to assemble it myself in about an hour.Looks very neat and stylish.

Just like the picture shows

Its small and cheap not worth the price at all !It look a lot bigger on the image when in reality its very small.

Really liked.