Nynelly 2 Tier Acrylic Display Case for Collectibles, Clear Display Boxes with Shelves and Door, Assemble Countertop Minifigure Showcase for Action Figures,Funko Pop, Toys,12“Lx6.9 Wx16.7 H

It's a nice case but not very sturdy if you plan on moving it around. If you have a place to display it where it won't get bumped then I would recommend it.

I was extremely disappointed with this product the moment I opened it. I ordered clear, transparent. What I received had white film on every single piece that I had to work at to get off. Whether that is intentional or not, that alone took 45 minutes and I was not going slow. As for the actual assembly, the instructions are completely wrong. Or just not well written. Also none, and I repeat none of the product lines up when you're putting it together. I ended up giving it over to my husband who ended up even more frustrated than I was. For what we needed it for I just went ahead and taped and glued to keep it together. $40 is absolutely ridiculous for this item. The first thing my husband said, did you order this from temu?Obviously buy at your own risk.

I bought two and used it for the first time today. They put film on every piece it took me forever to peel them off. That was very tome consuming. Bottom piece where shelf gets placed was broken, some small cracks too. I assambled it easily. The door pieces kept falling open and it wasnt stirdy at all. However the alternative product costs 3-4 times as much. So I pulled out my silicon gun put silicon on the door pieces and on the sides..whereever necessary. It reached to some point of stirdiness. I carried carefully when i went to the show. After all I put expensive stuff in it to prevent shoplifting. I think the company needs to work on quality little more but I am happy with the price and the product securing me jewelry.

Decent quality, good price for what it is.

This is definitely an inexpensive way to display one of my collectible statues. The acrylic on mine is very clear, so the display looks clean and simple, which is what I wanted. The problem is that assembly is a real pain. I had to use excessive force to push in the acrylic sides, but really didn't want to because I'd read so many reviews about panels breaking. Luckily, none of mine did, but a corner of the base broke off. I hadn't even begun to push the door in and the wood just broke away in my hand. I've glued that part and it's at the back, so it's not particularly visible, but it's annoying to have almost completed assembly, only to have a piece suddenly just break away with no force.

The little show case is the perfect size for my need. It was somewhat difficult to assemble and some of the slots on the riser shelves were not cut to the correct size. I had to tap them slightlywith a rubber mallet to get the slots together which caused a slight crack on three of the connections and one end broke completely so I super glued it back together but there still was a gap. Not worth the money I paid.

I like these cases for some of the collectible vinyl mini figures I have. Decent quality, looks good, easy enough to throw in a small battery powered light if one wants (if it doesn't already come with some; my most recently purchased did come with a small fairy light string), although it isn't strictly necessary. However, the main reason I'm giving a review is because of the string of one-star reviews that I am fairly certain had lowered my intelligence after having read them, clearly from individuals who had never worked with acrylic panels that hadn't been pre-assembled.Okay. So. I won't lie and say that when I got my first case I didn't have a (brief) panic moment before I realized what I was looking at. For anyone who has never tried to work with acrylic, it particularly loves to crack/split/fragment/etc. during cutting UNLESS in addition to using the proper cutting tools and being careful the acrylic sheets are covered with some sort of protective (and removable, once cutting is done) layer. This layer also keeps the acrylic from being scratched, which is its second favorite thing to do after cracking or splitting. So it is left on in order for the customer to not receive a set of pre-scratched acrylic panels. This film needs to be removed prior to assembling the case because, yes, it is not clear (purposefully so, to make it easy to tell whether the film is still on the acrylic; if not translucent it is usually colored for the same reason). There is even a set of printed instructions that say so.So, anyone who complains about the case not being clear has both failed to read the instructions and/or realize that there is a plastic film covering the panels. If one doesn't care for the product, fine and fair; but don't leave a one-star review for a non-issue that may scare away other buyers who don't yet know better and just shows their own inability to read the instructions provided.

Had this for only a couple months. Relatively easy to assemble. Today, it tipped over while on the floor and fell a few inches. It SHATTERED. Literally just shattered to pieces. Do yourself a favor and avoid this garbage at all costs. It was not built to last.