AODK L Shaped Gaming Desk with 4 Drawers, 61" Reversible Home Office Desks with Power Outlets, L Shaped Computer Desk with USB Charging Port and Host Stand, Corner Desk, Easy to Assemble, BlackThe Forest Stewardship Council

While the desk is a little narrow (my fault for not checking measurements before I purchased), the material for the desk is solid. The white wood for the top is very smooth and sturdy. The metal bars are well-quality, and there's enough of them to support the whole desk. The spot for the PC helps a lot with my desk organization as its got plenty of space for my Mid-Tower PC. The drawers, too, are solid, spacious, and can hold all the items I need in them. While I haven't used the provided outlets much, they're very convenient and I enjoy having them to charge my electronics and gadgets. Assembly of the whole desk was easy, other than the provided instructions being tedious to read. Overall, the desk looks and functions fantastically. I'm honestly surprised at how well it fit inside the seemingly-small boxes they arrived in.

Amazing desk, I just bought 2 of these. They were pretty easy to build and didn’t take much effort. The manual is pretty easy to follow. They are super sturdy and they both hold our dual monitor setups. I’ve slammed it a few times while raging and playing games and I’ve had no issues with it. The size was perfect for my mousepad space. I’d buy another one if mine ends up breaking.

So far I am very pleased with my purchase. The desk is both sturdy and fits greatly in the corner of my room.While assembly is, mostly, simple, there are a couple of problems. The wrench they give you is useless. It does not hold onto the nuts at all. Be sure to have a socket wrench with a 10mm socket otherwise one particular step in assembly will be an absolute pain. Otherwise, the rest of the tools provided work just fine. The only other problem with assembly is that the instructions have a big mistake. Due to the reversible nature of the desk the manual has two separate sets of instructions labeled L# and R#. If you want the drawers to be on the left side of the desk they will tell you to follow the instructions labeled L# and vice versa. The problem is that the L# instructions put the drawers on the right and the R# instructions put them on the left. Keep this in mind before you build. But also take heart that the worst thing about this desk is a mistake in the manual. I was following the R# instructions when a third of the way through I noticed something seemed off. After gaslighting myself that I just must be tired I realized the manual's mistake. Rather than fixing it I just let it be and ended up liking what I did a lot more than what I had planned.Only thing I think I'd improve, other than correcting the manual and wrench problem, would be to have a deeper desk. I didn't break out a tape measure to check my current desk and didn't really think about how tiny the monitor bases were in the advertisement photos. If yours have legs that stand out then they'll be sharing real estate with your mousepad. This is the main reason it looked smaller to me in person. Width, however, is great.Bonus: Fits a Rode Boom Arm just fine.

Exactly what I hoped it was going to be. Nice desk for price. Easy assembly. sturdier than what I expected

Awesome desk. Was bigger than I was expecting but that's not a bad thing. Easy to assemble but it took me a while. All parts were included plus some extra screws. Really sturdy and plenty of space.

It's nice desk and it is very sturdy once put together and it only took me about 2 hours to put together but I used an electric ratchet with an allen head.

The instructions were well-written and easy to follow. It took me a little over an hour to assemble (with help), and it appears exactly as pictured. I'm pleasantly surprised by the sturdiness/build quality of the drawers! The height-adjustable desk legs allowed me to balance out any uneven floorboards. Looks professional and has a lot of practical storage space. Good size for my laptop and external monitor

It does everything you want it to do. It holds things. DUH. Easy to put together and everything lines up correct for screws and such.The draws are perfect. The computer holder is cool and convenient. and the power outlets do their job.Cons:even with a lot of fiddling around with tightening and alignment the desk shakes a bit. I managed to fix it by pushing it against a wall. But it is a issue that needs to be taken into consideration. Something i think could be easily fixed if there was a metal-beam going around the bottom outline of the desk except the front. But overall not too bad.other con is the power outlet. there is only 3 and they are so close together that you can only have certain things plugged in. If you have a weirdly shaped or large plug its not going to fit with more appliances. so a bigger outlet with more plugs and more space between them would be a better improvement.