Nynelly3 Shelf Clear Acrylic Display Case with Door - Wall Display Shelf for Models, Figures, Funko Pop, Pop Mart, Labubu, Sonny Angel, Smiski - Assemble Dustproof Display Box (29.5x8.5x38 cm, Black)

Great value cabinet and very easy to put together, i love it! One thing i do recommend, is not bothering with the lights it come`s with, the battery doesn`t last 5 mins in it, because i`ve had these before, the lights are great, it`s just the battery. So what i did, was fit a short l.e.d strip down the side, that run`s of a usb mains plug, much better and reliable.

Looks great was a bit difficult to assemble but I think that was my fault.

The shelves go together easily enough but they don’t hold much. I got this for funkos and it’s not big enough for the majority of the ones I wanted to display (anything with big hair or not in a standard funko pose). For the funko that do fit inside they can only fit 4 across at a squeeze, 3 for comfort, for the money it costs you could probably buy something more spacious.The lights are a little sketchy too, they’re just LEDs on metal wires, feels like a fire hazard waiting to happen, they don’t fit into the box in a clean way and there’s no way to organise them cleanly.It is quite sturdy though and will definitely protect your collectibles from dust. Not worth the money paid though.

The display shelves looks great and it was all very easy to put together. It can be a bit small for some display figures including some funko pops and some of the larger nendoroids but otherwise I am very happy with my purchase many thanks.

Had to trim & polish the plastic sides as per photo

Nice unit but a nightmare to assemble. It could also crack very easily, I feel. Not worth the price charged.

Great that both sides of each perspex piece cones with plastic protection. However one of my pieces (the important back piece) came with a crack beneath the protection, so must have been a factory or pre-packing issue as protective film was untouched. EDIT: Since writing this, their friendly customer service got in touch and offered me some options. Happy with outcome!Everything was push fit... and was very tight. Instructions were OK, but small... but pretty obvious.Top tip... if putting on a smooth surface, this cabinet doesn't come with rubber feet... so I added a small strip of carpet tape to each runner... hopefully preventing accidents from over-eager dusting!Make sure to clean it with glass cleaner spray to get rid of static from protective film removal.

Update - I wrote this review but hadn't tested the lights, which I've just done and they don't work :( even though I've taken the little plastic tab out. And, Murphy's law - the 30 dayI got the simple unit without the ladder/steps. It's a great little shelving unit for all sorts of collectable. I love that it has lift-up flaps to keep the dust out whilst also letting you easily access your things. Some reviews have said it's flimsy but, given it's made of thin acrylic and is for display rather than heavy use, it is surprisingly sturdy, with interlocking parts and 4 little screws to maintain its shape.Assembly is fairly straightforward but here's my tips :-1) Yes, the white protective film is a bit tricky to find an edge to peel it off but it definitely wouldn't stop me buying it again. And it's handy as, if you want your unit to have a white background rather than a clear one (e.g. if you have hectic wallpaper!), you can leave the film on the back of the unit :)2) I left putting the screws in until the end, in case I made an error, which was lucky as I did - see 3) below!3) When putting the sides on (Assembly Step 2), make sure you have the little oval slots (to fit the flap doors into) at the top on BOTH sides, and also the screw slots on the back the right way up (if you intend to hang it on a wall).4) Also at Assembly Step 2, the 'hooks' referred to, are on the sides of the shelves (I didn't notice them at first!). You want to slot the hooks in first. The two little tabs at the back of each shelf didn't immediately just slot in to the receiving holes in the back of the unit, which is a good thing as it makes it sturdier. I just lay the unit down on its front and gently but firmly, using my thumbs, pressed the receiving holes on the back of the unit onto the tabs on the shelf which worked a treat.Well done if you read all that! Hopefully it might help someone!

From the first day to the garbage 🗑️