The BROTTAR Corner Display Cabinet Drops to $89.99 With Coupon, More Room to Showcase Your Collection

Running out of room for all of your video game, anime, and movie collectibles? Even if you head over to your local Ikea, display cabinets will cost you well over $100. Fortunately, there’s a great deal going on at Amazon right now. For a limited time, the BROTTAR Corner Display Cabinet in your choice of black or white trim is on sale for just $89.99 with free shipping after you apply $60 off coupon code “GSB1FLSO“. This is a pretty spacious cabinet complete with real wood and metal accents, soft-close hinges, and motion-sensing LED lighting.

BROTTAR Corner Display Cabinet for $89.99

The BROTTAR cabinet measures 15.7″ wide, 15.7″ deep, and 63″ tall. It ships disassembled. If you’re familiar with putting together flat pack furniture, this cabinet shouldn’t be a challenge. Just be mindful, however, that with most flat packs, the sturdiness of the final structure is heavily dependent on the quality of the installation. Don’t cut corners!

This is a corner cabinet, which means it is viewable from two sides. The cabinet frame is constructed of wood and the door frame is made of aluminum. The doors themselves are made of acrylic, which makes them lightweight and clear (and easy to replace if necessary), but prone to scratches. Three shelves are included. The provided hinges are soft-closing, which is a pretty nice touch. The built-in LED lighting offers three different colors: amber, white, and blue. A motion sensor will turn off the lights when no one is around, another nifty feature.

All in all, for $90, this cabinet serves its purpose with some extra touches usually reserved for more premium cabinets. More importantly, the cabinet is nothing more than a vessel to house your fandom collection, and now you’ll have more space to showcase them in all of their glory.

Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn’t hunting for deals for other people at work, he’s hunting for deals for himself during his free time.