Mr IRONSTONE Deep Gaming Desk 45.3" W x 29" D Home Office Computer Table, Black Gamer Workstation with Cup Holder, Headphone Hook and 2 Cable Management Holes

Extremely easy to assemble, and came packed very well with no damage (plenty of styrofoam to clean up). Decent sturdiness for the price, I gave it a 5/5 across the board based on the price really. I wouldn't put a full desktop PC on top of this thing, but that's me. Even though I'm almost positive it would support it. The desktop itself is made of MDF which is very sturdy and better than particle board desks you'll find on here, such as almost all Eureka brand (which is the reason I didn't go with Eureka by the way). The frame does not wobble whatsoever, even with my Thrustmaster TMX attached to it and playing, the desk does not move. The frame itself under the desktop itself is not very large, I'd say it's about 1"x1" (look for the photo with my finger pressing onto the frame to get an idea of the size). However my wheel clamp will not go over it and rather clamps sturdily TO the frame itself and not the underside of the desk. It works, but at the end of the day I ordered a wheel/pedal stand because the rigorous gameplay did put 2 chew marks into the desk coating. The desk coating itself is extremely durable, imagine a lighter grade of rhino liner with a fine grit. The included drink and headphone mounts are actually very useful and something I pictured myself tossing into the garbage. They give you pre-drilled holes & metal nuts inserted into those holes to attach them, and are placed on both the left and right sides of the desk. HOWEVER, I did move the headset mount to the right side of the desk where it's pre-measured and drilled for the drink holder. The headset holder has 3 oval shaped holes where as the drink holder only has 2. This is good and I believe it was their idea to do this, so you can use the headphone holder in the drink holder location. If you use the RIGHT & MIDDLE or LEFT & MIDDLE headphone holder hole they line up with the holes pre-drilled for the drink holder. Anyway, I moved it because my left knee kept slamming into my headphones whenever I'd turn around which was extremely annoying. Sorry I didn't include a photo of it that way.ASSEMBLY --- I've included 4 photos. You'll see the best way to assemble the top frame in one of them, where you install the front or rear Left & Right bolts first from the top frame to the legs. Let it hang, then move around to the other side of the desk and lift up the opposite side of the top frame to align the holes and fasten the bolts in. Also do not tighten everything until the desk is completely assembled, especially the foot bar. The V shaped foot bar reinforcement links going from the foot bar to the back underframe of the desk can be a pain to align, so keep the foot bar loose and it will allow you to align things better. From start to finish took me about 15 minutes.I purchased a mono price surge protector holder which fit perfectly and went in without a hitch. I drilled small pilot holes prior to screwing it in because the top is MDF. It's stronger than particle board, but at the end of the day it is still compressed wood.For my monitor mount I purchased a single monitor Mount It! brand mount. The clamp wouldn't work due to the frame being around 2.5" - 3" from the edge of the desktop, but they included a grommet style mount option which fit perfectly as you can tell. It takes up 1 of the cable management grommets but it's not a major deal in my case. I'm using a Dell S3220DGF monitor and I have plenty of room (at a minimum of 2 feet) from the edge of the front of the desk to the monitor screen itself.PC Rolling Cart is actually the Eureka brand and is extremely sturdy and well made. Fits my Aurora R8 case absolutely perfectly with about 1.25" to spare on each side.That's it, great purchase for the price!

FIRST THING: There are a lot of people that complain the parts don't fit right but they send you messages and in the information they say don't tighten the screws fully until it is put together. If you follow that, it all fits perfectly together and the entire thing is very stable. Was packaged nicely with lots of little ways to protect the inner parts, especially the corners.For home use, this is a relatively deep desk, deep enough to have a 27" monitor and it be sufficiently far away so your face isn't right into the screen. If you're used to a very deep desk, this might not be ideal but it is far better than the 20-24" desks you see (especially gaming and writing ones) where the desks are, to me, are just not sufficiently wide.From side to side the desk is a good size without taking up too much space. If you want a giant desk, this is not for you but if you want something that is of reasonable size that will fit most people's needs, this one will do the trick.Stability is very good. Side to side stability is pretty good for a desk of this size but it isn't perfect. Put it against a wall (with some foam corner protectors and the desk is absolutely rock solid. Given the price, I think it is providing excellent value.The rear of the desk has a section with a beveled edge, I assume so you can fit cables down that way if you want but it will sit flush with the rest of the desk which makes it perfect if you have the desk a bit a way from the wall but not if you put it flush against the wall.It also has two holes for cable management in the rear corners of the desk. Great for cable management and really happy they included them on both sides.Cup holder and headphone holder are both great little add-ons. The desk has holes on either side so you can choose which side you want them on. I didn't originally think I'd care about these (and considered leaving them off) but they've both worked out much better than expected...especially the headphone holder.Front of the desk has a beveled and curved portion which actually works out very well. Very comfortable and while I had originally thought this would be giving up desk space, I actually really like this part of the design.Only part I dislike: The goofy stickers on the legs need to go. I get it, branding...but it was the first (and only) change I've made to the desk which is to remove the stickers immediately. They're decent quality stickers so they came off mostly in one piece. The little sticker/logo on the front of the desk I've kept because it is small.Legs have adjustable caps so you can adjust the height of each leg to make sure you have the best possible stability.Surface of the desk is good. Has some texture to the plastic. I don't know how this will wear in the long run but right now it seems to be holding up. I suspect in the long run, parts of it will shine if you rub on that spot long enough but that will be true for pretty much anything. They do include a very large mousepad which is VERY similar to a Razer Goliathus speed pad.Overall: Tremendous value here. Probably the best buy right now as far as gaming desks go. Hard to believe you can find anything else this good with these dimensions at this price. I would definitely buy this again.