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I needed to assemble a home office quickly and on a budget amid the Coronavirus lockdown, and after a couple of weeks of working at folding tables I decided that I needed something more permanent. This desk is just the ticket. It's the ideal size for my space, sturdy, and looks nice. The instructions were somewhat awkwardly worded as a result of translation (anyone know what a "grub screw" or "shanner" is? yeah, me neither), but it was well illustrated and assembly was straightforward. Other reviews have complained about it difficult to assemble, and I don't know what is wrong with those people. All parts and hardware being labeled in a manner that matched the instructions, with the stickers being both easy to remove and easy to conceal (i.e., facing down or facing the wall). A few extra "just in case" screws were in the packaging, which is always nice to see. The surface height is slightly higher than a standard desk (those extra 2 inches make a big difference, as any woman will be able to tell you), which makes it slightly awkward for using the mouse/keyboard, but I'm able to elevate my chair enough to make it work. All in all a good product, delivered on time and in good condition.

The desk is of decent quality. When putting it together, keep most of the screws "finger tight" until the majority of the desk is assembled. The manufacturer says to do this, and at the same time, it seems from the comments left that people didn't do this.The reason why you don't want to tighten everything down as you assemble the desk is you may need to adjust pieces to fit together correctly or line things up. If you tighten down as you assemble, you may not be able to achieve your goal.Keep in mind when you do tighten everything down, the metal is thin. So, if you overtighten the screws, you may bend the metal frame.The only complaint that I have, and it's a small one for me - but it may be something that is a deal-breaker for you, is that the corner where the left and right frames come together are exposed. Others have commented on this. I thought that surely this may have been something that was a fluke in distribution and that I would luck out and have one that did not have that issue. I was wrong, and it seems that the manufacturer doesn't think that the aesthetics of the open tubing in the corner is an issue. So, keep that in mind if you would be bothered by it. I'm not overly bothered by it because I rarely see it - but when I do, I'm annoyed by their lack of care in design. Does it compromise the desk as a desk? No. So, if that doesn't bother you, or won't bother you, then this will be a non-issue for you.Other than the above, I like the desk. I also appreciate that it is sturdy while it is a light and easy to move desk. I rearrange frequently, and I hate not being able to move furniture because it is too heavy or awkward. This desk is neither heavy nor awkward (unless you consider the "L" shape of it uncomfortable to move).So, for a desk around the $100 mark (give or take depending on the price when you read this), the easy assembly, and the sturdiness of it, I would say this is a good deal - as long as the corner thing doesn't bother you.

Absolute pain to assemble and the corner piece is not flush with both other surfaces on mine. It's raised above one adjoining side of the desk by maybe a millimeter or so. This isn't a major issue, but it is a little annoying. Also, while I was tightening the screws, the metal bars warped very easily from a small amount of overtightening, so don't overdo it.Its load bearing is more than adequate, but the corner piece (especially at the inner portion of the elbow) is less sturdy and I wouldn't recommend putting anything too heavy there, not that you would anyway.The desk has a LOT of room to work with. This was an anticipatory purchase for me, as I will be building a PC soon and my old desk is literally from when I was 6. It is currently home to a laptop, a sound bar, a MIDI controller, and DJ controller with half of the desk to spare.Overall, I would recommend this desk if you need a lot of real estate and can't afford something super posh. It's functional, but for more money you could definitely do better.

Preface: I bought this desk as a Cyber Monday deal because I was wary to pay full price for it. After owning the desk, I can honestly say that it is worth buying without a discount.The desk came on time, but with damage to the box. It had a gaping hole in the cardboard with Styrofoam showing. Was a bit of a mess to pull all the pieces out the box because of all of the bits of Styrofoam sticking to everything, keep that in mind if you are opening it in a sensitive area.My only complaints with this desk are that the instructions took a while to grasp as they were extremely vague at the start and that one side of the desktop sits slightly lower than the center, creating a lip. Once you wrap your head around the first instruction, the rest is simply mirroring what you've done and installing the desktop.I am a Software Engineer and avid gamer, this desk allows me to have my monitors and peripherals on one limb of it, while keeping my notebooks and other stationary items on the other, along with space for a desk lamp, coaster for a drink, and a small desktop book case for organization on the center piece if needed.Pros:-Sturdy-Spacious-Good for multitasking-True to color and sizeCons:-Packaging was in poor condition upon arrival-Small lip where the limb isn't flush with the center on the desktopSuggestions for Manufacturer:-Add an L shaped bracket to be attached to the legs on the inside of the elbow where the three desktop pieces meet. This would allow for a more sturdy desk and would likely remove the lip from where the pieces don't align.