AOGLLATI LED Nightstand with Charging Station by your bed

You glance across the room and the nightstand’s low silhouette reads as deliberate: black matte sides and a glossy tempered-glass top that catches the bedside lamp in a small, sharp square. You recognize it as the AOGLLATI LED nightstand, its thin RGB strip offering a soft, changeable halo that makes the whole corner feel warmer after dark. When you rest your hand on the glass it feels cool; the MDF drawer fronts have a faint grain under your fingertips and the drawers close with a quiet, slightly hollow thud. You notice it’s compact but solid on stout feet, the pull-out shelf sliding cleanly, and a small power panel tucked at the rear with USB ports and outlets, a cord trailing toward the plug. In the everyday rhythm of the room it reads as a modern, utilitarian piece whose light and reflective surfaces quietly alter the mood.

A quick look at how this black modern nightstand appears in your bedroom

when you first set eyes on it beside your bed, the piece reads as a compact, geometric presence rather than a fussy accent. The black finish mutes reflections during the day, so it often dissolves into shadow next too a dark bedframe; under a bedside lamp the tempered-glass top catches light and throws a thin gleam across the surface, wich sometimes reveals smudges when you reach for your phone. The pull-out shelf and drawer fronts form a simple, horizontal cadence that keeps the visual weight low, and from certain angles the legs create a small gap that lets the floor pattern peek through.

At night the integrated lights change that relationship: the LED strip tends to produce a soft halo along the lower edge, making the nightstand read as part of the room’s ambient lighting rather than a separate object. You’ll notice the control panel and outlet area sit close to the back; they’re tucked enough to be unobtrusive, though cords occasionally trail where you move devices on and off. Small movements—sliding the drawer, nudging a lamp—shift how shadows fall, so the nightstand’s presence can feel a touch diffrent from one evening to the next.

The materials and finish and what the engineered wood, hardware, and LED trim reveal

The surfaces read like a working shorthand of how the piece gets used. Run your hand across the painted engineered wood and you feel a smooth, slightly satiny skin rather than open grain; at arm’s length that flat black finish reads even, but up close it collects the fine swirls of fingerprints and the occasional dust line, so you’ll find yourself smoothing it with a cloth more often than you anticipated. The tempered glass top is cool to the touch and reflective; it brightens the appearance of whatever sits on it but also makes smudges and water rings obvious within a few hours.

Hardware and joinery reveal the assembly-first nature of the construction. Drawer faces and the pull-out shelf meet with narrow, consistent seams where panels are cam-locked together; those junctions stay tight when you open and close the drawers, though repeated sliding exposes tiny scuffs at the edges. The metal pulls and visible screws have a utilitarian feel—light,brushed,and easy to grip—and the drawer runners move with a slight initial resistance that smooths after a few uses. When you tilt the unit or slide the drawers, the footprint of the feet and the placement of fasteners make the underlying panel construction apparent in a way that a solid timber piece usually hides.

Pulling the drawers or adjusting the LED settings uncovers the practical routing of cables and the small control module tucked toward the back—nothing is hidden under a solid carcass, so the inner life of the nightstand is readily apparent during everyday use. Small marks tend to show first on edges and high-contact surfaces; otherwise the finish settles into a familiar routine of light maintenance and occasional tightening of visible fasteners.

Sizing it up against your space with dimensions, drawer capacity, and bedside fit

Measured against a typical bedside, the piece has a compact footprint. At roughly 17.7 inches wide and 13.6 inches deep, it slips into narrow gaps beside a bed or between furniture without much overhang; its 23.6‑inch height frequently enough lines up near mid‑mattress level on standard beds, so tabletop items sit within easy sight from a seated position. The 4.9‑foot power cord gives some flexibility for outlet placement, and the narrower depth means a lamp or glass will sit closer to the bed than on wider nightstands, which can change how items are arranged overnight.

Inside daily use, the two drawers and the pull‑out tray create small, reachable zones rather than large storage cavities. The drawers generally hold a handful of items—a stack of paperbacks, remotes, chargers and small electronics—without forcing frequent reshuffling, while the pull‑out shelf frequently enough becomes the place for a nighttime drink or an e‑reader that gets used in bed. Because the tabletop is rated for a heavier load than the drawers, heavier objects tend to stay on top while lighter, commonly accessed items live inside; over time owners often find themselves nudging items around to keep frequently used things nearest the drawer opening.

The arrangement affects bedside circulation as well: the narrower width leaves less room for multiple bedside accessories, and the combined drawer limit can feel like a trade‑off when larger items are kept close at hand. Drawers sit flush when closed and require only a modest pull to open, which tends to make reaching for things in low light straightforward. In most rooms the overall scale allows the piece to sit close to the bed without blocking pathways or appearing oversized.

View full specifications and size details

A day with it: assembly, handling the pull out tray, and storage in everyday use

WARNING: To avoid injury, always follow the assembly instructions carefully.Keep liquids away from electrical components and anchor the table to the wall when using the charging station to prevent tipping.

You open the box, spread the labeled panels across the floor and start with the base panels — the step-by-step guide is the kind that lets you work in short bursts. You’ll peel protective film off the tempered glass top, balance it briefly while fastening the supports, and tighten the small fasteners with the supplied Allen key. It’s the kind of assembly that invites small pauses: you steady the table while aligning a drawer slide, smooth a panel into place, then step back to check that the drawers run true. Screws get a final snugging rather than brute force; the glass top needs a deliberate hand when you set it down.

When you use the pull-out tray, the motion becomes part of a nightly rhythm. You slide it out to rest a glass or to give a tablet a flat surface while reading in bed. The runner tends to glide smoothly in most cases, though heavier items can make the movement feel a touch stiffer and sometimes requires a little nudge to seat fully. As you extend the tray, the table leans infinitesimally forward if a heavier object is at the far edge, so you find yourself shifting weight or clearing space before pushing it out all the way. The catch and return are predictable once the tray is used a few times; fingers learn the soft point where it locks back in.

Daily storage habits emerge quickly: a drawer becomes the spot for chargers and small clutter, the other for books or a tablet, and the surface hosts the lamp and whatever was picked up last. Drawers close with a gentle shove and, if they’ve been overstuffed, they ask for a quick re-arrange to glide smoothly. Charging cables live behind the piece and are routed in ways that you tweak over time — sometimes tucked so the cord disappears, sometimes looped where they’re easier to reach. Small moments reveal limits: you’ll notice when somthing bulky crowds a drawer or when the tray is better used for light, flat items rather than mugs full to the brim.

View full specifications

How it lines up with your expectations and the real constraints of your room

In everyday placement, the piece tends to settle into narrow gaps without crowding a walkway, though it commonly needs a slight shim or nudging to sit perfectly flush with a bed frame. The pull-out shelf behaves like a small, useful stage — it slides out smoothly but requires a few inches of clearance in front, so its usefulness shows up most clearly when the nearby furniture or carpet doesn’t block the track. The LED strip throws a diffuse glow that frequently enough reflects off nearby walls and headboards, which can make a small bedroom feel visually busier at night; that effect is noticeable even when the brightness is low.

Power needs and stability also shape where the unit ends up. The approximately five-foot cord generally reaches standard bedside outlets, though recessed or oddly placed receptacles sometimes force the nightstand a few inches away from the ideal spot.When devices are left plugged in, the cabinet tends to stay put unless the surface is bumped, and anchoring to the wall is a common, quiet step people take to prevent forward tipping during everyday use.

View full specifications and options

Everyday signs of use to note including scuffs,cable routing,and surface behavior

Visible signs of everyday use tend to cluster where movement and contact are most frequent. Tempered glass surfaces often pick up fingerprints and water rings from cups and phones; over time light, hairline scratches appear where chargers or keys are set down repeatedly. The painted MDF edges and drawer fronts show small scuffs and worn spots at corners and along the pull edge, and the feet can develop rub marks or finish wear after the table is nudged or slid during cleaning. The pull-out shelf in particular can exhibit mild abrasion where devices are slid on and off, and the LED strip housing may collect dust that softens the glow in places.

Cable routing creates its own set of everyday traces. The main power cord and multiple USB leads commonly gather behind the unit and form loose loops on the floor; where cords press against drawer faces or rest on the pull-out surface,faint impressions or scuffing can develop over weeks of use. Cables routed across the tabletop or looped under devices tend to shift with small adjustments, leaving temporary marks or slightly shifting the lamp and accessories on repeat. For some households, the convergence of several cords produces a tidy pile that attracts dust and occasional rubbing at the rear seam.

How It Lives in the Space

Over time you stop seeing the AOGLLATI LED Nightstand with Charging Station, Night Stand with Pull-Out tray, 2 Drawers, Bedside Table with LED Lights, Modern End Table with USB Ports Outlets, black as new and start noticing how it simply fits into the room’s daily rhythms. In daily routines you feel where things end up, how your hand settles into familiar motions, and how the surface collects tiny marks and mug rings that tell ordinary stories. The way space is used shifts around it—there are places for keys,a cleared patch for late‑night reading,quiet pauses between tasks that the table quietly holds. In time it becomes part of the room and stays.