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)

Es lo mejor justo como la necesite fue un regalo para mi hijo y le gustó mucho . Pudo organizar todos sus quipos , un material súper fuerte y excelente color 100 de 100

It's pretty awesome and I'm using it right now.

This desk took two cancelations and then delivered to the wrong address before I finally received it. Once I finally managed to get it inside and out of the box, the struggle began. No part was labeled, no instructions inside, so imagine a giant Lego that you only get to look at one picture to figure out how it all comes together. I gave up that night and tarted in early the next day. when the final screw went in I noticed the three main pieces were bent and not lining up on the bottom. I leveled the feet and haven't had any issues, its just visually it doesn't look right. the office it a 10x12 and it looks small in the room. the dimensions of the desk are close enough to correct. I'm average height and with my computer chair lowered all the way down, my knees hit the slide out keyboard drawer. Surface area has two laptops, one 43 inch TV, and a printer on it, with plenty of room to do paperwork but could always be more spacious with more money.

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.

Some people say the holes don’t match up, but if you follow instructions and don’t tighten all the way until they’re all in, they match up just fine. A few of these reviews show photos of the screws being placed in the wrong spot and complaining the screws don’t fit correctly. The only place screws should be placed according to the instructions is the keyboard tray. Every other spot is a bolt of some sort. It was easy to assemble aside from a little muscle I had to use to get the screws attached to the keyboard tray/metal legs. I suggest using your own screwdriver rather than the one given because they tend to be on the cheap side and start to strip the screw and the tip of the screwdriver.

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.

I'll admit that my wife does like the desk for her computer work, after a long time of using an unsuitable desk. This was a nightmare to put together, though - not that it's very complicated, but the screw holes in the sides of the wood pieces are VERY fragile. When they say don't overtighten, they really, really mean it - especially on the first couple of steps, when you're attaching the metal stands to the cross-pieces. BOTH steps ended up with the screws coming completely out, along with the threaded metal piece they went into. I had to use Gorilla Glue to get them to stay together, even after final assembly was done.Installing the drawer tracks is extremely difficult, because the small screws need to be tightened all the way in for the sliders to clear them, which was nearly impossible. The screws just don't want to go in that far (they're essentially wood screws going into a pre-drilled metal hole). Even afterward, the keyboard drawer doesn't slide all the way under the desk.If you get this, do yourself a favor and build it exactly where you want to put it, or as close as you can. Even with 2 people carrying the assembled desk, the long cross-piece WILL fall out.

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.