Which is better for a small bathroom?

The Anpoo. Its closed doors keep toiletries dust-free and its 33.1-inch width gives more shelf space. The Sesslife is a display piece with glass doors and a light, which suits a living room better.

Which is better for displaying collectibles?

The Sesslife. Glass doors, a built-in light and a mirrored back make items visible from the front, and the 150 lb max load covers most collections.

Is the Sesslife worth $30 more?

Only if you want lighting and glass display. For plain storage the Anpoo gives six shelves and more width for $159 at Distritech as of November 3, versus $189 at Wayfair as of November 3.

The Anpoo, on paper. It has six adjustable shelves across a 33.1-inch width; the Sesslife has three shelves in a 15.31-inch-wide case.

Which is easier to assemble?

The Sesslife gets mixed reports: reviewers call it quick, about 30 minutes, but some found missing manuals or undrilled holes. The Anpoo also requires assembly and includes an anti-tipping device.

Do both need wall anchoring?

Yes. Both are tall corner units and both include an anti-tipping device. Anchor either one to the wall, especially in homes with children.

ANPOO 68" Tall Corner Storage Cabinet with 6 Side Door Shelves and Adjustable Shelves vs Sesslife 70" Tall Corner Curio Cabinet with Glass Doors and Lighting

Buy the Anpoo if you need closed, dust-free storage in a small corner. Buy the Sesslife if you want to display collectibles behind glass with light. The Anpoo is $159 at Distritech as of November 3; the Sesslife is $189 at Wayfair as of November 3, so the Anpoo costs $30 less. Neither is a large-capacity pantry: the Anpoo is 33.1 inches wide, the Sesslife only 15.31 inches wide.

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