ivinta L-Shaped Desk with Keyboard Tray and CPU Stand, 58" Modern Reversible Corner Computer Desk for Small Spaces Living Room Bedroom Home Office, 7112 (Black)

Came in very large box. Big pieces and seems easy to put together at first until you get have way through. I recommend powered screwdriver as it will be hard to angle mid fitting. The desk feels solid and has a smooth finish which is easy to clean. I don’t find myself using the keyboard rack as it often slides sometimes. Pretty roomy as I can add two monitors to one side and a laptop or additional monitor to other. Some pieces fell out of connecting hole slots so be careful and take inventory before fully opening the box. Takes up a large portion of my room but good for work from home. I would give this desk B+ for price and quality.

Easy and quick to put together. More sturdy than what I was expecting. Complaints: the board for my keyboard holder didn’t really have the holes drilled, but made due. The stubby screw driver became useless about 3/4 of the way through, wore down. Fortunately I had one of my own.

I see a lot of negative reviews but I'm here to be fair. This thing is hard to put together alone, but its doable. I got everything as advertised. The problem I'm sure people have is they don't read instructions or pay attention. I would've preferred that all 4 leg segments had holes at the bottom for the tray, but you should pay attention to which legs have holes on the bottom before assembly. My desk is set up otherwise. Sturdy and all. ONLY genuine issue is that the corner tabletop piece had a screw hole that was not aligned and I had to leave that screw out, but it hurts literally nothing. Only reason I don't put a higher overall score is that the planks line up hole for screwing can move out of place easily. Otherwise an easy build only if you pay attention. I wish some parts were a little easier, but instructions were easy and clear. Highly recommend. AND DON'T SCREW EVERYTHING TIGHT AS YOU ASSEMBLE! That will help you a lot!

Desk came with instructions and all went great in putting it together. A few hiccups here and there but nothing major. The desk works for what I want it for and looks great in our library room. Love the U-shaped design (which is what attracted me to buy it in the first place) and that there was a choice as to where you put that U-shaped part. However, I do wish that the keyboard could have been positioned in the longer area of the desk, rather than the U part of it. I keep banging my elbow on the other side. But all in all, it is a great desk and happy with it.

Very durable, size is just what we needed, fits perfectly, weight is very good

Assembly was a pain. Like others have stated before, you will have to undo the cross bars multiple times to install the boards and it almost needs a third arm or second person to help assemble it. Once it is assembled, it feels a bit cheap. The metal frame is nice but the particle boards are average. BUT the worst part is, the slanted cross bars underneath the desktops. The shorter one doesn't get in the way as much but the long one is constantly being hit by my knees and I am not rolled under the desk whatsoever. The top of the cross boards are at the perfect unfortunate height to where the corner hits right under my knee caps every day. I don't think I'll be keeping this one for long. I guess you get what you pay for, I guess.

The desk is nice and fairly simple to setup if you’re handy. If not then 2 people may be needed for initial assembly. I’ve have the desk for a few months now and I’m glad to say there has been no issues with it. It’s pretty sturdy, maybe a 3.5/5 or 4/5 rating for sturdiness. My only con is the leg room. Sure there’s space left to right but if I try to scoot in all the without paying attention, my knees bang into the sideways pillar and it’s angled but somewhat near the middle of the desk and it causes everything to shake. Overall 4/5 rating. If it had more leg room then 5/5!

Five stars overall for how good it looks when it's completely done. The leg room is okay the bar on it it makes it just slightly harder to adjust under the desk. The portion with the keyboard comes up to about your leg height so if you try to fold your legs underneath the table there's not a lot of room. I had my boyfriend assembled this desk for me, I could see just by the pain on this man's face that this was not at all easy to assemble. he told me to give this desk one star for everything and he said he would do zero stars if he could but I do not agree. It is not at all easy to assemble and he has built his own furniture before. Sturdiness is the best thing about it the only downside is that it wobbles.