VECELO 66" L Shaped Corner Coffe Easy to Assemble Concer Sturdy Home Office Computer Table Larger Gaming Workstation Writing Desk, Coffee+Black Leg

I ordered this desk for my office setup great desk easy to assemble .

Pretty nice light and spacious corner desk. I would maybe be wary of using near children or large pets though. It is pretty light and could definitely be jarred or flipped with a reasonable amount of force. Few dings on the desktops from shipping. Nothing bad enough to warrant sending it back but worth noting. Assembly is pretty easy and the instructions are easy to follow. I was able to have it all assembled by myself in maybe half an hour.

Took about 15 minutes to assemble clear instructions pretty sturdy perfect fit size was accurate

I was actually so satisfied with the table that I bought another one a year later; now we have two!

I knew when I had purchased this desk, there was gonna be some alignment issues. Now before I get into that, I will say the color of the desk is beautiful and it was easy to put together. Now, the alignment issues, some of the holes for the particle board did not line up completely. After everything was installed, there is a small gap between the two boards where they meet. I'm sure I might be able to fix it with some wood filler and maybe crank down the board screws abit more. For the value, it's not a bad desk and it does look nice. Understand, this is a cheap desk so you will have some variations on quality, but Im satisfied with my purchase.

I wasn't sure about this desk due to some of the pictures from people where it was broken, but mine came intact. It went together pretty easy, and it seems very sturdy. All around a very good desk if you're not looking to spend several hundred dollars. It will get the job done for what I need.

Based on other reviews I wasn't expecting anything amazing, but the price was reduced quite a bit (and even more after I bought it...) so I figured I'd give it a shot. First off nothing was damaged, everything was well packed and in perfect condition. I did have the plastic ends of one of the legs that you thread the foot into pop off in the box and didn't find it until I was finished, but it just goes back on easy enough. No dents in the metal and no cracks, scuffs, or dings in the desk top itself.Assembly is a little tricky, but I think people are wrong when they say the screw holes are misaligned with the desk top. I found at first things weren't lining up right, but then found that if I only partially screwed the bolts in so they're loose I could easy move the frame and get all of the bolts to line up and then tighten them after. Also when it says to do the angled cross section bars in the corner last they mean it, those also make it hard to align the frame with the desk top. In the end the desk is rock solid, there's no flex in the frame when you're done. I've tipped it on end and dragged it on carpet to move it and the frame didn't give at all. The tools, on the other hand, or junk and not worth keeping when you're finished. The screwdriver has nearly grounded down the head to the point that it wont catch the screws any more and the mallet has a crack in the handle and the head keeps falling off. But you weren't buying this for the tools anyway.

If I had known there was a chance to get a good desk at a good price like this even with everyone working from home, I should have bought this a year ago. It looks respectable, fits well, and the wood panels don't feel cheap like the Ikea desk that we have.Assembly was quick, and yes, the included tools make it easy. When put together, the metal structure also makes it much sturdier than an Ikea desk. I could confidently sit on it, if I wanted. Not that I would, but I could.We're able to fit three computers on it (a 17" laptop, 27" iMac, and 24" PC monitor), but you could easily fit four monitors depending on your situation. It's at a good height for our standard office chair, and there's nothing that gets in the way of your legs underneath (a big pet peeve of some desks!). And, the corner cut in the back allows for cords to come up from underneath. The dark walnut complements our wood floors, but I do wish the fit weren't so shiny.The little computer stand is less needed for us–but I could see it helping keep dust out of a PC tower or reducing the risk of flood damage. Right now, we use it as a document organizer.And to those who say it isn't reversible, well, not as it comes... but we did test flipping one of the wood panels and it seems possible if you use wood filler to hide the predrilled holes and secure it from underneath, even with just some friction tape, to keep it in place (if you don't plan on bumping or rough housing with it a bunch).