GreenForest L Shaped Gaming Desk Reversible Corner Computer Desk 58 inch with Large Monitor Stand and CPU Stand, Home Office Study Writing Desk Workstation, Space Saving, Black

I have twice offices. My main office is in my basement. I wanted one on the main floor but I didn't have much space.I looked at a lot of desks. Most were the same. What stood out about this desk:1) It was reversible. I needed to long side on the right and the short side on the left.2) I needed a desk that was a certain height.3) I wanted a desk with a small adjustable shelf. I wasn't interested in multiple shelves.4) I wanted a quality desk at a reasonable price.This desk checked all those boxes. It was simple to assemble. The desk looks top-notch. It fits my two laptops and monitors, along with as nice lamp.My only criticism, and I use that with loosely, is the edges of the desk can become uncomfortable if you are resting your wrists on them. A bit of cheap plastic edging will fix that problem in no time.I couldn't be happier with this desk.

I've been using this desk for a while now (I think over a year) and it has stood up to the test of time. My desktop rests comfortably in its designated place in the corner under the desk, and the desk holds up to a mount of two monitors plus a laptop stand for my work computer. It is arguably too tall, as I have my chair on the highest setting and have to reach up to type on the keyboard and use the mouse (I'm over 6 feet tall with more torso than legs, for reference). An under desk keyboard holder isn't too difficult to install, but I am just too tall for it to work without my legs hitting. An unfortunate Goldilocks zone. Nevertheless, the desk is otherwise perfect for me. I love the red color. It arrived with no damage beyond the box itself, and I was able to assemble it myself in probably an hour or two (it's been a while, so I can't be more specific than that. It is spacious, with no weird dimensions causing portions to be unusable or anything like that. And it doesn't look nearly as inexpensive as it is, which is a big bonus. Overall, 10/10, would buy again.

When the box arrived torn to shreds, I was prepared to tape it back together the best I could, and send back. But when I started pulling pieces out of the box to see what kind of damage there was, I couldn't find a single significant ding, scratch, crack... nothing. The triangle support bar for the corner was dented, but not out of shape, and nobody sees that piece. 5* for the packaging, 1* for the delivery (not affecting my overall review, that's not the seller's fault).Once laid out, I was surprised to find that every big piece was labeled, and the bolts/screws/etc were in plastic bags that were labeled. I had a brief moment of confusion with the directions before I realized that this was one printed set for multiple options. Found the correct page, and had it put together very quickly... my only issue at that stage was overconfidence, and I had reversed one set of legs in such a way that I could not install the PC tray underneath. 5* to the seller for the directions, 3* to me for my inability to pay attention.The individual pieces are stable enough as-is, but once you assemble it into an L configuration and adjust the feet (yes, leveling feet), it becomes rock solid. 5* all around.The PC tray underneath is suitable only for a Small Form Factor PC or similar. Full size ATX or "gamer cases" will not fit. The 5th photo on the listing shows all the dimensions, including the tray. I set my PC on the floor, and aside from wire lengths (it's a big desk), I don't have a problem with that. I had no expectations that I would be able to fit my monstrosity of a PC, so I was not disappointed.For the price, and especially on sale, this desk is several steps ahead of everything else I looked at it the same price range. Sure, it's particle board, there's no keyboard tray, and uh, there's no cup holder. But you'll spend at least another $100 to get a decent desk with those features, so again, I'm not disappointed.My ONLY gripe, and I'm really digging deep and getting petty for this one, is that the adjustable feet are plastic disks on a bolt rather than rubber. Seriously, that's the only thing I can find "wrong" with it.Leg room is OK. Due to the X configuration of the legs, and considering the back extensions have a piece that connects them together for stability, there wasn't room to put my PC under the desk, so it sits behind. If the desk were deeper (adding to weight and price), I might've been able to fit my PC underneath. Again, full dimensions are given, so make sure you know what you need. 4* because I like to use the corner, and there's no room to put my feet there (where the PC tray would've gone had I left it installed). More of an annoyance than anything else.My wife is now jealous, and the next time this desk goes on sale, I'm buying her one as well. Actually, I'll buy 2, and turn mine into a U shape.

Solid desk, great fit for a small office and pretty easy to set up.Would be 5stars but it’s A little too expensive for what you get.

My husband loves his new desk. I took a star off because it was missing a couple plastic pieces, but it didn't bother us too much. The missing pieces really only affect the aesthetics, but not the structural integrity. The desk is sturdy and visually appealing. Very satisfied.

The desk is a nice and comfy size. A little low for me but an easy fix. The main issue with this desk is that you cannot freely access your computer for maintenance without pulling the desk from the wall.My desk is unfortunately boxed into the corner, surrounded by heavy objects. It is an absolute pain having to constantly drag things around to bring out the desk in order to access the computer from behind