It is not exactly like in the photo, at least not the one I received. It has two smaller drawers on top and one larger drawer at the bottom. The lock is located on the top drawer's lid.
It takes a lot of time to assemble and the instructions have points where you have to figure out what to do on your own.
The wooden pieces are labeled with numbers from 1-11 in the instructions. They could have put a sticker with the number on each piece to make it easier to locate.
The frame is relatively easy to assemble and the tightening system for the frame pieces is very good. The drawers are also easy and well assembled.
The major problem is with the drawer guides. They are very thin and easily deform. I don't know if they have used different guides in the original design of the dresser. The marked points where you have to secure the guide screws inside the frame are incorrect. The guides should also come about 5mm forward so that the drawers close properly. After making all the adjustments, add 2 extra screws to each guide in the frame because they will definitely not withstand weight if you put it inside the drawers. Also, the lid of each drawer is not adjustable and to make them align straight with the frame, you have to struggle a lot by moving the guides in and out and up and down.
The drawers are shallow compared to their height, and especially the larger bottom drawer, I expected it to be much deeper.

Terrible! It has very good wood, but!... the assembly materials are the most rotten and worst quality, wrong holes and a bunch of other things!

I called a store and when I asked why someone had trouble assembling it, they told me it depends on the mental state of the person assembling it. I thought that maybe I am smarter than the other person, so I bought the dresser. I have to tell you, two of us ended up assembling it and we are both considered a bit stupid since it took us 3 hours to complete. So you decide what is good for you.