A far as Hi-Fi stands go this is not bad. It is easy to assemble and looks good when completed. The shelves can be configured how you want them either as a 4 shelf or 5 shelf unit, which is quite a nice feature. So for the money it does the job nicely.
However, there were 2 things about this unit that really annoyed me! First the so called Cable Management system is a cheap bit of plastic that clips to the back of the unit and then they give you 3 cable ties, which quite frankly looks awful and for modern day Home Theatre set-ups is quite useless. Also when you do clip the plastic bit to the back, the cable holes do not line up with the shelves. So one hole was split between 2 shelves which meant you could not actually fit a cable through it in the first place.
The second thing was that some bright spark at the manufactures had decided to put sticky labels on the top of the glass shelf that says "This way up", and these labels weren't the nice plastic labels that peel off easily, these were paper labels that left all the glue on the glass. So after much scraping, and wiping it finally came off. It took me twice as long to get the label glue off the glass than it did assembling the damn thing!! How can they be so stupid!! Why not put the stickers on the bottom of the shelf, the bit you don't see, and put "this way down" on it?
But I guess at the end of the day it does what it says on the tin (with the exception of the so called "Cable Management System"), and you can fit a lot of equipment on it, so I guess, for the price it is not too bad.