It's fine--looks better constructed than the individual pieces at first suggested. The main material is lightweight, cheap particle board. Took about 2.5 hours to put together. It wasn't as bad as I was expecting, though several of the parts in the diagrams were mis-labelled. A drill/power screwdriver will make things go faster, but be careful, as the particle will flake or split at even with the drill on the lowest power. Once you get the hang of the doors, they are fairly easy to adjust to match up. 

For $200, it's not terrible, especially if you have it pushed against a wall (the back is a thin sheet of particle board/cardboard that slots into things). But it's a "you get what you pay for" situation. 

If you are solo, do note the box weighs about 100 pounds.