Lifezone Queen Bed Frame with 2-Tier Storage Headboard, Metal Platform Bed Frame with 4 Storage Drawers, Built in Charging Station & LED, Noise-Free/Metal Support/No Box Spring Needed, Vintage Brown

This Lifezone Queen Bed Frame has exceeded my expectations. The storage headboard is a game-changer — I can keep books, my phone, and accessories organized, and the built-in charging station with USB and USB-C ports makes night-time charging effortless. The LED lights add a modern, cozy vibe to the room and are easy to control. I also love the four spacious under-bed drawers they hold clothes and extra linens without taking up closet space. The frame feels solid and quiet, and overall assembly was straightforward. It’s a stylish, smart, and practical upgrade for any bedroom definitely worth it!

i returned this same design frame from a different brand and this one is much better. simple to build, looks great, and hella sturdy. tested it with lots of bouncing and movement if ya know what i mean. its quiet, no squeek. headboard has a remote and app for the lights. only one thing to note if im being picky is the drawers are not mounted to the bed. they just freely roll on the ground with wheels. 9 out of 10.

It’s a cute bed frame. Also functional. I love having the shelf (though not as wide as I thought oops) and the built in charging. It was somewhat difficult to put together though I did it by myself. Until you put the last piece in you honestly can’t tell it’s going to be super secure but once everything is it in seems sturdy. The drawers are nice- they do lock in place but it makes them difficult to get out easily so more of a long term storage than everyday use. It is low to the ground so keep that in mind. Additionally- it doesn’t have any side bars or anything so the mattress will slide around a decent amount. Nice for making the bed and accessing the drawers but pretty annoying for everyday use when people are going on and off the bed. Overall a great budget option but definitely has its downsides.

Having used this bed frame for nearly a week, I am thoroughly satisfied with its overall performance. The assembly was straightforward, with all parts fitting together as intended. The vintage brown finish is consistent and matches the product images well. The two-tier headboard is practical, offering convenient space for books and small items. The four drawers operate smoothly on their glides and provide substantial, useful storage, helping to keep the room tidy. The integrated charging station and LED lighting are functional additions that work as described. Structurally, the frame feels solid and stable, with the metal supports effectively eliminating any movement or noise during sleep. It provides firm, even support for the mattress without needing a box spring, which is a appreciated feature. A few minor points are worth noting. The drawers, while spacious, require careful alignment when opening. The LED lights offer a soft glow, ideal for nighttime use. The overall build quality inspires confidence for long-term use. In summary, this is a well-designed and practical piece of furniture. It delivers on its promises of storage, quiet support, and integrated functionality. My experience with it so far has been very positive.

Great sturdy bed. Saved me a lot of money. Takes 2 to 3 hours to assemble, the instructions are good on how to do it. I recommend it. Has a lot of storage

Just put the bed together yesterday, so can't speak to longevity. However, we weren't as happy with it as we thought we'd be for other reasons. 1. The head board comes across as much higher in the website pictures than what it actually is. Our son's bed has a Saatva Loom & Leaf mattress which I believe is 12" high, and then a 2" topper. With his previous bed, there was a headboard we could lean against to watch TV in bed. For Christmas our son picked out this bed because of the LEDs and the shelf to display Funko Pops. Once we set it up, he came in and commented about how short it is. As you can see in the photo, if you sit up to watch TV, you're sitting up against the shelf, and your head is above the shelf with no support. Our fault I suppose for not looking at actual dimensions and considering our mattress height. 2. The slats are about 6" apart. Again, our fault for not thinking about it in advance, but the Saatva mattress requires slats no further than 4" apart. Had to go to the local furniture store to get a mattress board, which only added to the issue noted above, as the board is about 2" thick. 3. The drawers seemed like a cool idea, but we realized that one isn't going to be regularly used once we had the nightstand put back in its place. I guess that drawer can be for seasonal items. If you have nightstands on both sides, you lose use of two drawers. 4. The LED strip adhesive is useless. The ends beyond the clips are dangling. Easily fixable, but why not either use real adhesive or just include more clips and skip the adhesive. 5. The remove control for the LEDs interact with the LED bookshelf that our son also got for Christmas (he's in a phase where everything has to be LED). But the functions are not the same, i.e. hitting the white button will set both the bed and bookshelf to white, but hitting red will set the bed to red and the bookshelf to a pulsing green. To coordinate what he wants the room to be at any given moment, he has to set the bed where he wants it, use the hard switch to shut it down, set the bookshelf, then turn the bed back on. Fortunately the bed LEDs retain state after hitting the button. 6. Going from a bed supported at four corners, with the supports somewhat inset and dead space in between them, to a bed with drawers, there's been a lot of bumping our toes on the drawers and clipping ankles on the corners. Hopefully in time muscle memory will take care of that. Based on the above, we'll be storing the old bed frame and headboard instead of getting rid of them. Once our son has moved out, the old bed will go back. Additionally, if I could go back and do it again, I'd skip buying LED furniture. If your kid is like ours and wants the room to look like a scene out of Tron, I'd suggest buying furniture based on other features, then add your own LED lighting from a single vendor that can be controlled from a single remote or app. As it turns out, none of the LED furniture we set up this week (bed, bookshelf, corner desk) came with LEDs preinstalled, the strips are loose in the box and you stick them on yourself. If you have to do that anyway, might as well buy matching LEDs of your choosing.

This queen bed exceeded my expectations. The drawers roll smoothly and hold a lot more than I thought—perfect for extra blankets and clothes. The LED lights are a nice touch and make the room feel modern and cozy, especially at night. Assembly took some time but the instructions were clear. Need two people to loft box.Once built, the bed feels sturdy and well-made. Definitely worth the price! There was 1 missing part. It was a rubber piece. I have emailed the supplier.