A I like the short cabinet. B I like the cabinet style and features. C I wouldn't buy this cabinet with the mirror. *** I think the prices are slightly high on all of them. Make each one about 15.00 less and you will do well. I would possibly like the blackboard and the mirror. I don't really care for the corkboard.

it is compact, better and more colorful than the others.

I would go for A because of the size and design that fits my style and needs. I dislike very bulky cabinets they take too much space and makes the home look ugly, small cabinets tend too look classy and adds to the aesthetic beauty of homes.

A is better in terms of the design, the price and size. I would only buy something that I have space at the same time it must match my existing home decor and A provides all that.

I chose the style and size that fit the best with my preferences in my home out of the group first.

I think this product is best suited for a small child. I prefer the option made in dimensions with a small child in mind.

I tihnk the black contrast better. I think the open shelving is better than the closed ones

A and B really caught my attention with the shelves looks and the overall design

With the imahe of choice A I am seeing more details to this product that I think if I had the room would be great for my children to store their coats and backpacks in

A seems to have a lot of features at the same time. That is interesting to me as the item looks really versatile and useful

A has a lot of versatility

A shows me clearly how I could use it. B less so but still a bit. C is confusing as to what it is.

I really like option A because of the amenities it comes with; blackboard, corkboard, and a mirror. It kind of gives off the feel of a locker which would be great to get kids ready for school in higher grades and teach them organization. I chose B secondly because it's a great option but is taller, and I'd rather have a shelf that isn't too tall so that my kids could utilize all of the space without having to climb on a stool to reach that high up. C is a little too plain looking for me which is why it came last.

A and B better demonstrate the presence of a Blackboard than C does. A shows a greater number of angles on the product.

A looks well made, C looks elegant and B looks high quality. all great ideas!

I like being able to see the shelves filled with products because it helps me to better imagine how I would use them in my home. I also like having the option of the chalkboard. It would go great in my daughter's playroom to hold her toys and arts/crafts materials!

I would like to choose option A as my first choice, why because it has many options and also it is impressive compared to others.

I like A because it shows the most angles

I don't want something too tall that might topple and break. I love the mirror corkboard combined because it helps stay organized.

I REALLY LIKE THAT OPTION A HAS THE MIRROR AND CORK BOARD. I THINK THIS WOULD BE VERY CUTE IN A CHILD'S ROOM AND ALSO COULD BE GREAT FOR ORGANIZATION

This is the best image as to me this allows me to see the product as it would look when I am using it. Which makes it easier to judge if it is a need or not.

showing them in use makes me get a better feel for what this can be like

I really think that the cork board and chalkboard are what make this stand out. My kids would love having both, and the price is great.

After considering three options, I decided to choose option B due to its impressive appearance and innovative design, which I found to be very attractive.

I would rather buy the product of option B as it has all the combinations, a black board, a cork board and a mirror in one frame. I liked this idea of having all the things as mentioned in one shelf itself, it is a great innovative idea.

B is a better and more extensive design. The mirror, blackboard and cork board are a very useful addition and makes the product more convenient and desirable. The price is also fair.

B is more universal and suitable for all heights and ages. It is like an integration of all the three ideas, it comes with a mirror, chalk bard and cork board which makes it more versatile and hence more appealing.

i would buy the product in option B because it looks narrow and the most useful

If I had to choose between these three options for a rotating bookshelf, I would choose (B) because it appears to have no mirror. This design seems really unstable to me. It will be very likely to throw off whatever is placed on the shelves when it is rotated, and tipping over can occur easily, especially if there is more weight on the top shelf or all to one side.

it would be nice. It is something different. I’d be willing to purchase this product

While I like the idea of the blackboard and the corkboard, Option C has both but not in the front of it where it takes up most of the useful space. It looks better to have it on the side. Option A has the blackboard while I like but not as much as having both. Option B only has a corkboard which makes it the lesser of all the options.

After carefully reviewing all the details provided for the rotating shelves, I have made the decision to purchase option B. This particular shelf is suitable for teenagers and is priced at 4115, which I find to be an affordable option. Option B offers similar features to option A, but option B is taller in height. In comparison to option C, which is also as tall as option B, option C only contains a cork board and mirror without a blackboard. On the other hand, option B contains all three options and is also taller than option A. Therefore, I believe that option B is the best choice for me.

Among three options I chose option B. Because the color and design are so attractive and looks pity. As a rotating shelf the color and design are very suitable. I like it very much and I will bye it for me.

I would choose option B. I have a young child but I would buy this so it would last him many years. He would like to have both the corkboard and blackboard and the mirror is a must. I love this idea and it is affordable. I would purchase something like this but I would want it to be made from real wood and not particle board type material. My son would love that it rotates around. I like the shelves and cabinets to store things . This is a great product idea.

I chose option B first because I don't think I will need a big rotating shelf and it is the cheapest. I think it is a fun and novel idea.

C looks the most modern given its more simple design. I like how classy the concept is. I’d buy it for around $50 and put it in my room for storage.

I would choose option C as it it taller and seems to accommodate more items. It has an amazing style and design with colors blending well

I would buy option C because I like that the taller, which better utilizes space and I like the longer corkboard and mirror area.

I'm thinking for an adult, of which I am. Reminds me of the cubby hole shelves in preschool. Cut idea, the mirror is a must have.

Option C looks like it stores more and has an easy to use design. Option C was intriguing, but not quite as professional looking as Option C. Option B would definitely be good for children.

Options C and B are designs that would suit me and my needs.

I like the style/overall appearance of Option C the best and I also prefer the height in both Options C & B. The reason I'm not quite as fond of Option B is because with this height, the blackboard is too low for teenagers and would be best located at the top. If it were located at the top where the person wouldn't have to bend down so much to write, then I would move it to first place. All this being said, I do like Option A for a smaller child and think it would make a great addition to their room. Each product is decently priced for what you get.

With option C I have more options to use this. I can place this in the family den, bedroom, use it in the pantry or extra storage in the kitchen or dining room

I like the cork board and mirror combination gives a bit more flexibility for us. My big concern is that they are big and tall and I wonder about anchoring them and the tipping hazard associated with them?