VITESSE Ergonomic Gaming Desk 55 Inch, Z Shaped Office PC Computer Desk with Mouse Pad, Gamer Tables with Gaming Handle Rack, Cup Holder Headphone Hook

But this is well-deserved. I've never found a better, studier and cooler looking desk at this price point (or even in the $200+ range). It's a breeze to assemble, very sturdy and well balanced (even with a big heavy monitor attached to a desk mount arm on the back edge) and makes me feel confident about placing approximately $3k worth of electronics on top of it. Carbon fiber finish looks great and doesnt show smudges easily, like a lot of other black surfaces can. The headset hanger is convenient. The drink holder is the only thing that's plastic and therefore feels a little on the cheap side, but still plenty strong to serve it's purpose (and can be switch to either side or removed completely). The only thing that I personally wish was different is the circular cable duct holes, towards the back corners of the top of the desk surface. It's nice to have them there as an option, but the fact that these plastic circles are raised (maybe 1/4") above the surface of the desk means that anything you place there (in my case, my speakers) are not able to have a flat surface to sit on. My solution was to completely remove the plastic pieces from inside the holes (which involved basically breaking them out with a hammer), leaving just the flat, open holes on the desk. Not a big deal, but kind of a bother. I just don't see these cable holes being useful to many people, since the desk isnt that big, the holes are right where most ppl will want to put speakers, and the notch that's cut out of the middle back edge of the desk is more than enough room to route any cables under through. I've recommended this desk to about a half a dozen of my friends, and they love them too.

First off, for the price this desk is a Gem! Anyone who has assembled furniture knows that the most important piece, or the piece that makes or breaks the item is the hardware. the hardware quality is the same as the stuff I buy at Lowes, all the threads are machined beautifully. The anchor screws are very sharp and glide thought the wood, the pilot holes in the desk are big enough that even if they don't align perfectly the screws go in start every time. The allen wrench is sized properly so when you really crank down on it it does not slip or get jammed. tip: When you assemble the supports keep all the screws loose and and then tighten them all at once, it makes getting it aligned much easier it is only 8 pieces and they are designed to be universal. Con: The instructions are good but if they put the parts list on the other side and scale the instructions full page it would be easier to follow, the illustrations are good but tiny so I really had to study them. This desk is much more sturdy than my $300 glass top. If it had one cross beam in center of the legs it would be rock solid. Overall: I love this desk. the company clearly put in the effort to make it worth it to buy but still affordable. I would recommend this desk. P.S. the controller charger that comes with it is actually nicer than the one I got for my xbox controllers for $45 dollars and is customizable.

Very happy with this purchase. The desk is very stable and very eloquent looking. It replaced my old IKEA table. For the price I paid for this, I knew what I was getting. The tray at the back end of the table to organize cords or to house your power strip is made of hard plastic. The cup holder is the same. There are two headphone holders (not removable) on each side of the table. This allows you to choose which side you want your cup holder. There are pre-drilled holes on each side of the table for the cup holder. The headphone holder is not great but will do the job. It does not have a lot of surface area. The table is not big enough to put your computer and monitor. It’s possible but will limit your desk space significantly. I placed my computer on a file cabinet next to the desk to add more space. The instructions were straight forward. I can see why some people had issues. Just look at the picture and it is fairly easy to see where the pieces belongs. Pay close attention to the orientation of the rectangular bracket. One side has holes and that is the back end of the table. Those holes are for the support brackets. All the different type of screws came in their individual packages. Although they were not numbered, the installations have pictures. Shipping was fairly quick. I’m in California and the shipping center was also in the same state. It was also packaged well and not damaged. I didn’t use the provided stickers for the legs of the computer. I think it looks better without it. The mouse pad provided is okay. It follows the slight curvature of the front of the desk. I had my own mouse pad and gave the one the came with the desk to my son. The only issue with this table that someone may have is that there are no threaded inserts for the screws. Thread in inserts are use for softer wood/plywood to prevent the screws from coming loose. I don’t believe there will be an issue with this desk. Its the same as screwing into one of those IKEA tables. For the price, is is a very good desk.

After 3 years of owning this table I would recommend it highly to anyone. It has one of the largest depths available for any table out there. I really enjoy this as any other table the monitor would sit too close to my face. The large area also allows ample room for your hands to rest and comfortably use a keyboard and mouse. The desk has supported up to 120 lb with no issues, assembly was fairly easy. The surface coating hasn't worn off yet and shows no signs of wear. The only downside is the full desk mouse pad which comes with the desk. It has fallen apart and disintegrated over the past few years leaving a sticky residue on the underside.