WOODYNLUX Computer Desk with Shelves, 32 Inch Gaming Writing Desk, Study PC Table Workstation with Storage for Home Office, Living Room, Bedroom, Metal Frame, Black

A week in, I love this desk. It fits perfectly in the corner (measurements accurate), and that I'm not worried to leave all my things and gear on it. The fact the monitor stand is removable but so sturdy is a god-send; being a mixed-media and digital artist, I can change my setup easily without worries. Rounded edges save me from injury each time. If I move out, I will bring this exact desk with me or buy the same one.-----More info on material and assembly:Upon first impression, the materials felt weighty and good quality; there was some slight surface damage on some of the metal pieces but once assembled, they are out of sight. The finish of the wood was nicer than I was expecting, it is a little cooler than the photos (I was choosing between beech or grey, and reading recent reviews, I made the right decision).For assembly, it took two people and a little over an hour. The instructions were pretty straight forward, but there were instances we thought we were wrong because some of the screws wouldn't secure in the holes smoothly. Also the extra pieces confused us, but I am grateful to have them, just in case.

So I got my first PC setup thanks to my partner, and thus I had to get a desk. We are in a minuscule apartment, so space saving and inexpensive was the goal. Luckily, I found this listing. It wasn’t too heavy to bring up, definitely something that’ll make you a little sweaty but not in need of a helper (though take that as you will, it may still be too heavy to bring up on your own).The wood material is pretty light, the metal legs were the heaviest part. The instructions are completely picture-based, no descriptions besides the numbers corresponding to the pieces. All the hardware is in numbered bags, so I highly recommend keeping the individual pieces in their numbered baggies and taking them out one by one to avoid confusion. That being said, there was a part in the instruction booklet where the picture was so small I had to be really careful with putting the second shelf together, but otherwise it was very easy to put together. I even had extra hardware left over, which are now tucked away in a junk drawer in their numbered baggies.I’m about a month and a half in, and I’m really impressed with it. I’m not a heavy-duty gamer or whatever, so I’m not on this thing 24/7 for gaming. I have a dual monitor set up, and I found it best for myself to not use the second unattached shelf to house the monitors, but if you’re taller than me it’ll be beneficial to you. Yes, it is free floating and not physically attached to the desk, but it’s easy enough to fix with a few strips of duct tape to help give it some traction (otherwise it’s smooth wood on smooth wood).The shelf underneath the desk that is physically attached is a rather nice footrest. You can’t put too much weight on it, but (I hope) no one plans to stand on it so it doesn’t matter. Because I went with the black color option, I did find that it leaves slight scuff marks on my wall, but if you can spend another $2-3, then you can get those small felt furniture disk things that go under the legs of you chair to stop it from scuffing the floor. I just cut one in half, stuck it to the back and sides that meet the wall, and the problem was solved.This is a great desk for computers, general desk work, studying, art, whatever you need. It’s deep enough that I’m not fighting for space for my arms or keyboard or whatever, but it still doesn’t take up much space in my tiny overpriced apartment. I hope you like it too, if you get it.

This desk was super easy to install, the instructions are a little unclear but the parts are simple enough to figure it out. Some of the precut screw holes were off a little but that didn’t impact the final product. It’s a good size and could fit two monitors easily. The rustic color looks beautiful. The one thing I don’t care for is the removable monitor stand as it’s bulky and isn’t actually attached to the desk, it would be better and more stable actually secured with screws but overall this is a good desk.

Just finished putting it together, and it was fairly easy to do solo, just took about an hour and a half. None of the pieces were damaged, nothing was missing, and all the screws came with an extra just in case, which I liked. It even included a screwdriver which is very handy.Assembled, I am quite satisfied with it. It's solid and sturdy, has adjustable feet in case of wobble, and has good heft without being too heavy. Color of the wood looks nice, and I feel confident it will last me years.Last thing I'd say is that I think this table works best as a workbench/secondary table. It'd be rather cramped as a computer desk, and the shelf only uses anti-slip pads on the bottom that don't provide that great of a grip on the table. You could use Velcro Command strips or similar to lock it down, but even then, the shelf is rather slim, so you'd want either a rectangular monitor stand or to bring your own riser. Note that there are metal bars underneath the table on all sides, so a monitor mount will NOT work.

Super easy to put together. Took me an hour total.Only thing to keep in mind is the shelf piece does NOT screw into the desk itself. Place the pads on each end for it to balance well. No shaking or issues with the desk on carpet.Buy it!!

This desk is perfect for a work desk! Sizing was accurate, easy to assemble and for the price, I was very surprised with how great it looks!

Works perfect for what I bought it for, and much better designed and sturdy than I was expecting. The inset cylindrical draw nuts pull all the pieces together to make it strong, and threads won't loosen. Be aware that the monitor shelf is pretty small, but my big monitor is mounted to the wall, so I was just using it for "desk stuff", and it works great for that. Also, the bottom shelf will not hold much weight, and you definitely wouldn't want to put a tower unit on it, even if it would fit. It does hold things and makes the unit more rigid, so just use it for lightweight things, but I wouldn't think of it as a foot rest either. It's definitely not a piece of fine furniture or an industrial quality unit, but still does what I needed it to do for a compact computer workplace that looks nice, and the price was right.