[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When I was about to have a child, I figured most of the furniture would be short-lived and went with a dresser that was extremely low cost. Boy was that a mistake. Drawers were clunky and offset. The finished product looked cheap. After 9 months of use, a drawer completely broke. In comes the Posey 6-Drawer double dresser, given to try as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel. WOW, what a difference! The dark blue color is beautiful. The drawers slide smoothly, bottom piece made well (won't fall through with heavy items), and it fits tons of clothes. The other benefit is it will carry us well into childhood and isn't just an "infant" dresser. I'm officially converted-- You get what you pay for. And this dresser just upgraded our infant's room ten-fold. Highly recommended.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this dresser through the Stellar Product Testing Panel, and I'm honestly so happy because I had already been looking for a new dresser for my daughter's room. She was outgrowing her old one, and I didn't feel like it was very safe for a baby since it had sharp corners. Now that she's getting more mobile, I was always worried she would bump her head on it. Putting this dresser together was pretty easy overall. It took me around 2–3 hours by myself, but it definitely would've been quicker with another person helping. The instructions can be a little confusing at first, so you really have to pay attention before screwing pieces together. I actually missed a small piece at one point and accidentally cracked a small part on the back while fixing it, but luckily it's not noticeable because of the dark color. Once assembled, the dresser feels really sturdy and high quality. It's heavy in a good way, and the drawers slide open super smoothly. I also love how spacious the drawers are because they fit so many of my daughter's clothes. One of my favorite things is that the edges are rounded, which makes it feel a lot safer for a child's room. The style is simple and cute, and it looks really nice in her room without taking up too much space. The top is big enough for her lamp, humidifier, and sound machine without looking crowded. The color is also really pretty — it's a dark blue that almost looks black at night, but you can definitely see the blue during the day. Overall, I'm really happy with this dresser and think it's a great option for a kid's room.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall a great dresser! Super cute and very sturdy. The dresser drawers feel solid, and not flimsy particle board. It was easy enough to put together, but the paper instructions could be better. Some of the instructions aren't clear, but the actual assembly is pretty easy. There is also a video to watch if you prefer that over the paper instructions. I did need someone else to help me get started but then I was able to finish it by myself. I love the size and how deep the drawers are. I also love the blue color! It's a fun way to add a little color to a room. I received the dresser as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel, but I would also buy this dresser. It's a great nursery dresser. I would even use it for my room.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the product as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel. Overall, I really like this dresser. One of my favorite things about it is the drawers. They use metal hardware, so they slide very smoothly without getting stuck, but at the same time they don't fall out when fully opened because there's a stopper built in. This was very important for me because my son loves pulling drawers all the way out and tugging on them. These drawers handle that really well: nothing rattles, nothing feels loose, and they still glide smoothly. Of course, soft-close drawers would make it absolutely perfect, but honestly that's more of a bonus feature than a real complaint. I really like the design. It's simple, clean, and versatile. The handles look nice and minimal, and they don't stick out or catch on clothes. The legs are simple too, not overly decorative, but they still look stylish and give the dresser a nice overall look. I also like that all the drawers are the same size. It gives the dresser a very balanced and neat appearance. Another thing I love is that it looks classic enough to work in different stages of life. Right now it's in a nursery, but I can easily see it working later in a teenager's room or even in an adult bedroom. It's compact while still having a lot of storage space. The box was VERY heavy. All the parts and hardware were included, and there was even a small bag of extra screws and fasteners, which I really appreciated. Assembly was definitely the hardest part for us. Honestly, we didn't even know there were so many different types of fasteners before this project. There were a lot of different pieces and hardware types, so the first steps felt a little confusing at first. But once we understood the system, everything became much easier. If we had to assemble a second one, it would probably go much faster. I did appreciate that every part was labeled and the instructions were mostly clear. Watching the assembly video also helped a lot. One of the biggest positives for me is the safety aspect. Since the drawers don't fully come out, my child can't pull one completely free and potentially tip the dresser over. I also really like that there's an extra support leg in the middle underneath the dresser so it feels sturdy and doesn't sag. The only real downsides for me were the somewhat difficult assembly process and the finish being a little easy to scuff during assembly. We built it on carpet and still ended up with a couple small marks. At first I worried it would get scratched up very quickly, especially because it's in a child's room and my son constantly puts (or honestly throws) toy cars and other things onto it. But surprisingly, it has held up much better than I expected. The top surface gets used every day for books, toys, and random items, and so far it still looks really good without noticeable scratches. Overall, we're very happy with it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love it! I previously had a crib with drawers and a changing table and thought it would be enough, but our baby has so many clothes that it was getting overwhelming. I am so glad I received this dresser as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel because not only does it hold a lot and help with organization, but it's also beautiful! The room looks so much better with it. While it isn't solid wood, it seems to be high quality. The design is well-built, and it feels like a dresser that will last a long time. However, the directions could have been better. The assembly process took longer than originally estimated, though it was fairly straightforward. My husband had to put it together because there were simply too many parts. What I like most about this dresser is that it is durable, elegant, and truly brings the whole room together.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received the product as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel. Overall I love that it is very sturdy material. When arrived it had a strong paint smell. I received a blue dresser. The assembly process took about 40 min to an hour, we had to place piece by piece. Building the dresser wasn't as hard as I thought it was going to be. The instructions are pretty clear. The dresser has 6 drawers, very spacious. I have a toddler so being his clothes isn't big, the drawer size was perfect to fit it all in. It comes with material to mount the drawer to the wall to prevent it to tip over. The design is giving fancy, modern vibes, it goes well with any type of decor you choose for the bedroom. I mostly liked that it is spacious, looks fancy, and puts in and out easily, doesn't get stuck at all.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Posey 6-drawer double dresser fit perfectly in my child's room. The deep navy is the ideal shade and the inside of the drawers is a light wood color that pairs so nicely. The black knobs give it a uniform look but I plan to replace them with brass ones to make it pop a bit. The dresser is deep enough to fit a changing pad comfortably on top yet not too wide so it does not take up too much space in the room (but the drawers are impressively big and able to fit a lot). The base is very sturdy which is so important to me. Even with that, I have still attached it to the wall with the anchors that were provided with the dresser. The only downside to this product is that it did take quite a while to put together (4 hours). Overall, I'm impressed with this dresser as it has a nice clean look to it and is very practical with the large drawers. I can see it lasting me many years to come. Thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently got the Posey Six-Drawer Dresser through the Stellar Product Testing Panel, and so far I'm really happy with it. It has that simple, bright style that works in pretty much any room. Once it was in place, it actually made the whole room look more put together. The assembly wasn't too bad, but I'd say give yourself some time and maybe an extra set of hands if you want it to go faster. The pieces were clearly labeled, which helped a lot, and everything lined up the way it was supposed to. Once it was fully assembled, it felt sturdy and surprisingly solid, not wobbly or cheap at all. The drawers are honestly what sold me. They're deep at least enough to store folded clothes upright without them toppling over or getting messy. I added drawer dividers to help with keeping it organized. They slide smoothly too which I really appreciate because that's usually where dressers in this price range fall short.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My overall impression of the Posey 6-Drawer Double Dresser is that it is modern and extremely functional. The finish is high quality, and I especially love the sleek drawer handles. The drawers themselves are spacious and made from sturdy plywood, which my husband appreciated. However, I was disappointed that some of the drawer hardware components were plastic, and it does make me question how well certain parts will hold up with daily use, especially with children. I also wish the drawer slides extended farther — they fall short by about two inches, which makes it difficult to fully access the back of the drawers. The assembly process was as expected. I assembled this dresser by myself while juggling 3 kids under the age of 4. It took me around 3–4 hours to complete and I literally broke a sweat getting it together. The instructions felt confusing since they relied only on pictures without written explanations, and the included video tutorial turned out to be for a different dresser model. One thing I appreciated was the handled Allen wrench with the ball-end hex key — it made tightening bolts in awkward spaces so much easier! What I love most about this dresser is the overall style and storage capacity. It looks gorgeous in our nursery and fits perfectly into the open closet setup we were envisioning. The spacious drawers help keep everything organized and tidy despite the chaos that comes with three little kids. While I do have some concerns about long-term durability because of the MDF finish and plastic hardware pieces, my first week with this dresser has been a positive one and I'm genuinely happy to have it in our home. Thanks to the Stellar Product Testing Panel for providing me with this dresser!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this dresser as part of the Stellar Product Testing Panel. While it looks nice once it's completely put together, getting it there was a bit of a headache and the finish takes some upkeep. ​Putting it together took me about 4 hours total over 2 days—2 hours on the frame the first day, and 2 hours on the drawers the second day. To be fair, it probably wouldn't take someone as long if they know what they are doing. I've never put a dresser together before, and because I deal with back pain, all the bending and reaching slowed me down. Still, the process was frustrating. There were extra components that weren't even needed, including some cam locks I had to put into pre-drilled holes that were never used. Plus, 2 of the 4 holes didn't even fit the pieces. ​The drawers were another issue. Each drawer has to be moved around until you find the slot it shuts flush with. The one drawer that was actually labeled didn't even go in that slot—nothing would close right until I figured out the arrangement through trial and error. ​Now that it's in use, the paint finish is definitely high-maintenance. My 2 year old was so excited while I was building it, playing with and on it, and now her little fingerprints are absolutely everywhere, so expect to be wiping it down frequently. I've had to wipe the drawers down every few days because of her little prints everywhere. ​On the plus side, the storage capacity is awesome for infant clothes. I can fit 24 pairs of 3-to-6-month pajama sets into a single drawer by doing four rows of four in the back and two rows of four in the front. ​It holds a ton of clothes and looks nice in a nursery, but just be ready for a frustrating assembly and a lot of wiping down.