Fairly easy to assemble, leg room is good. The screw holes were too wide to mount the headset, small chip in the corner other than than it's not too bad of a purchase.
This desk holds my sons P.C. snd has enough room for double monitors. It was easy to assemble. We have had it for several months and havent had any issues. It is a great desk for the money.
Ordered this desk for my teenage son. It was easy to assemble but not super sturdy. The legs are wobbly even after tightening everything down. I even used some gorilla glue to help tighten down the screws.
Only giving 4 stars Bec of how simple it is. Not that that's a bad thing but something like a small drawer or some kind of wire sorting bit would be nice. That being said, it does exactly what it's made to do very well. Narrow, tucks in the corner well, but still has a decent amount of space even without the extra stand attachment. I've had it about 6 months and so far I have no real complaints. My only observation is if you're going to use only one be prepared to use EITHER the headset stand or the cupholder. They are not interchangeable as the width of the screws are different and they tend to get in the way when one ends up behind your chair.
I really wanted to L desk with a cup holder and a place to put my headset and had a lot of difficulty finding one. I came across this desk and it seemed to have all the qualities I wanted. After building it, however, I discovered that it just was not a well made desk.
The parts felt cheap and one of the feet broke off while moving it to the corner. The headset rack juts out of the desk, making it a hazard when moving in and out of the desk (in less than an hour of built, I'd cut my leg on the thing). With only a depth of 18 inches, there's basically no room between your keyboard and monitor even with arm stands. In addition, if you're tall like me (5'11), the desk is so short you feel like you're at the child's table at Thanksgiving. Since both sides of the L are the same size (31 inches, not counting the corner piece), you feel very boxed in and you don't feel like you have a lot of ability to maneuver within the small space the desk provides, adding to the feeling of crampedness.
Overall, it's a really cheap desk both in price and quality, maybe good for a dorm room or somebody that has claustrophilia (not phobia)
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Exactly as promised!
Went together without any issues and looks great in my sons room.
Headset couldn't be mounted
Fairly easy to assemble, leg room is good. The screw holes were too wide to mount the headset, small chip in the corner other than than it's not too bad of a purchase.
Grandson loves this
As advertised and perfect
Awesome gaming desk!
This desk holds my sons P.C. snd has enough room for double monitors. It was easy to assemble. We have had it for several months and havent had any issues. It is a great desk for the money.
Flimsy, but serves the purpose
Ordered this desk for my teenage son. It was easy to assemble but not super sturdy. The legs are wobbly even after tightening everything down. I even used some gorilla glue to help tighten down the screws.
Great buy!
Great quality. Easy to put together. Directions were clear and good. Very impressed! Its a solid desk!
Simple, sturdy easy assemb, gets the job done
Only giving 4 stars Bec of how simple it is. Not that that's a bad thing but something like a small drawer or some kind of wire sorting bit would be nice. That being said, it does exactly what it's made to do very well. Narrow, tucks in the corner well, but still has a decent amount of space even without the extra stand attachment. I've had it about 6 months and so far I have no real complaints. My only observation is if you're going to use only one be prepared to use EITHER the headset stand or the cupholder. They are not interchangeable as the width of the screws are different and they tend to get in the way when one ends up behind your chair.
Really nice desk
The desk is great. It doesn't look as sturdy as it really is. I have two medium size dogs goofing off around under the desk at times when I'm playing.
Great desk for kids
This was simple to put together, and my daughter loves her gaming desk! Though…….I dont allow her to use the cup holder. Lol
Small desk, poor design
I really wanted to L desk with a cup holder and a place to put my headset and had a lot of difficulty finding one. I came across this desk and it seemed to have all the qualities I wanted. After building it, however, I discovered that it just was not a well made desk. The parts felt cheap and one of the feet broke off while moving it to the corner. The headset rack juts out of the desk, making it a hazard when moving in and out of the desk (in less than an hour of built, I'd cut my leg on the thing). With only a depth of 18 inches, there's basically no room between your keyboard and monitor even with arm stands. In addition, if you're tall like me (5'11), the desk is so short you feel like you're at the child's table at Thanksgiving. Since both sides of the L are the same size (31 inches, not counting the corner piece), you feel very boxed in and you don't feel like you have a lot of ability to maneuver within the small space the desk provides, adding to the feeling of crampedness. Overall, it's a really cheap desk both in price and quality, maybe good for a dorm room or somebody that has claustrophilia (not phobia)
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