Pretty good, for the price. It's only been a few days, but I'm happy with them so far. I got the beige-grey faux leather upholstery. It's obviously not leather, but then I didn't want to pay for leather, so that's OK. (I hope it holds up. I got the protection plan, so we'll see if (a) I ever need to use it, and (b) there are any hassles invoking it.)
I hope the manufacturer makes the few simple changes I have suggested.
PROS:
- no real assembly required; just screwing in the legs.
- The half-moon shape was exactly what I needed (I got two of them, so they could be pushed together - it creates a shape that is more "eye" than "round", but that's OK).
- They're light enough to pick up/push around as needed. Several configurations possible, including pushed right up against the sofas to create a "chaise" effect.
- It has enough storage space inside for our needs.
- an ottoman is way more comfortable under our legs than a coffee table.
- extra seating, if needed.
- the plastic cap on the legs is cleverly designed to slide on hard floors, but also has a dimpled surface so that it sits well on carpet.
CONS (besides Wayfair CANCELLING the Protection Plan on ONE of the two!):
- it would be great if the lid LOCKED open (though it's not heavy enough to hurt fingers if it fell shut).
- the black covering on the underside is a bit flimsy, and gaps slightly where there should be more staples. (Even taking the low price into account, this part could be of better quality.)
- The holes for the legs, especially where the curved edge meets the long flat edge, are a little too close to the outer edge, considering that the legs are SQUARE. To fit the leg flush alongside the long edge means that it sticks out a tiny bit along the curved edge (or vice versa).
- Would be better if the legs were round, and/or set back a bit.
- you have to be VERY CAREFUL as you screw the legs in! Too tightly, and you might damage the upholstery. Because they aren't set back far enough to make full contact with the black protective lining on the bottom, they make contact with the edge of the upholstery, where it meets the black fabric.
I hope that all makes sense - I know it's hard to visualize - will try to add photos at some point.