I also bought two, and as I read in a comment here, I had a problem with one of the two nightstands as well. The first one didn't properly attach the drawer, so I took it out and readjusted it. Also, one of the four legs doesn't sit straight. Everything went well with the second nightstand. I don't know if there's a curse on the first nightstand, but the first one didn't go well.

Also, one of the two nightstands had several small scratches on the melamine, which luckily don't show from afar, so I didn't return it.

The materials were of slightly lower quality compared to other brands (e.g. pako, which I have purchased). For example, while all the consumables came (screws, brackets, etc.), one of the screws didn't have threads to screw it in, the nails were very small, and it was a bit difficult to hammer them in.

Overall, it looks like in the photo, the quality is proportional to its price, and the packaging is similar to other brands that also have furniture in pieces at these prices (hence the corresponding scratches, obviously).

If you like it, go ahead and get it

First of all, the final product is exactly as shown in the photo, it looks beautiful and is sturdy - overall worth its money.

Highlights:
+ It comes sealed, adequately protected, with a contents list, instructions, all the materials (screws, dowels, etc.) in a sealed bag, and with extra pieces.
+ The instructions are sufficiently informative.
- All the information is crammed on one side of an A4 page, making it difficult to read in some parts. It would have been much better if it was printed on both sides or on an A3 page.
- Due to the above, it is easy to confuse some pieces and waste time.
- Some pieces have been pre-drilled by a machine, and the holes are in the right places and flawless. However, other holes (usually guides for dowels or wood screws) have been quickly made by human hands, and some of them are incorrect. It's a minor issue, as I was always able to find the correct spot by using the other holes without needing measurements.
- Be very careful to insert the screws for the drawer rails completely vertically. If they are even slightly slanted, the drawer won't close due to zero tolerance.
- In general, it required more screws/nails/gluing and time than I think was necessary, perhaps to keep the cost low. Using a power drill will greatly facilitate the process.

edit: I bought 2 pieces. In one of them, one of the 4 legs didn't screw into the socket at all, it was slightly wider and didn't fit, obviously a wrong component. It required improvisation, but I managed to fix it...