Homieasy Reversible L Shaped Desk with Power Outlet, Corner Computer Desk with Drawers and Storage Shelves, L-Shaped Long Home Office Desk Study Writing Desk Gaming Desk, Grey Oak

This was a pain in the butt to assemble but it came out so beautiful. I chose to go with option A in terms of the layout. I love that I can change it if i don't like it. It has 4 layout options, 2 drawers, 1 short shelf, 1 long shelf and 3 plugs and 2 usb outlets. Very spacious but can fit into small places! I would buy this again. It came with all the tools needed to assemble. Also very affordable. I needed this being that I WFH and I am so glad I chose this desk! I would say I probably could fit 4-5 screens on this table if I needed to. It has a lot of table top space!!! Not very heavy and easy to move. Package nicely! Very nice quality. All parts and tools were labeled. It us also very sturdy. No rocking!

I've been a remote worker since 2011 and after a fire in 2021, I had to make do with a side table and a collapsible food tray for a pseudo-desk.Once I started working steadily again, and got a new computer (see that review!) I knew I needed a real desk, so I went looking. I am a split-brained geek of many colors, so I needed room for my varied interests plus work plus family handling (bills, shopping, etc). Space is very limited and I kinda hoard things (pens, papers, receipts, manuals, spare mice, keyboards & cords) and I have peripheral items like headphones, laptops, my lamp and I plan to get a new printer (fire took that) soon.This desk fits the tiny space I have for it PLUS helped me reclaim space I didn't know I was missing. It's ~3.5 x 3.5 feet (31x 31 inches). My office/corner looks/feels *bigger* now. I have shelves and drawers and LEG SPACE. It is a 1000% improvement over my previous makeshift tables-as-a-desk and I am so very pleased with the entire thing.Cons:It took me a while to put it together. Part of it was very limited space. The rest was limited tools and hand strength. I had three bolts that I couldn't get in using the Allen wrenches that came with it. I ended up using a ratchet tool to get the bolts in. Once that was done, I just had to tetris the parts around and get them assembled. The only piece I didn't use is the crossbars for stability. I just don't have space to get to the holes to get them in.Another thing, the boards and such didn't seem to be fully flush. It could've been #ID10T User Error, and I will own that. It's been a minute since I put a desk together, after all.Upsides:A LOT of reclaimed space. Including legroom that I have missed so very much.The built-in power strip. Oh, the joy of plugging things in without fighting for room on the wall or the power strip.Opening the box and seeing all those pieces was intimidating, but everything is labeled, even the screws. All you have to do is follow the manual. It's mostly pictures, which is fantastic. It gives you just enough text to clarify, not enough to terrify., If I had more space and stronger wrists, I'm pretty sure I could've had this desk put together within an hour.Yeah, it's that easy.You can set this up in four different ways. Long with the shelving on the left/right or Ls with the shelving on the left/right. And you can shuffle around the shelves and drawers too.It's sturdy, spacious, comfy, solid and SO affordable.8/10, would recommend. Great piece for limited space and maximum value.

Building was a bit difficult but other than that worth it!

The media could not be loaded. Assembly was a trainwreck. I normally have no issues assembling furniture, but I dissassembled parts of this 4 times before it all finally fit together. The veneer covering shows every finger and hand print and I can already see the veneer will be wearing off on the edges of the tabletops. Poorly veneered. Also one of the drawers is too big to fit in its slot. I had too crunch it and pretty much smashed it in. Probably won't be able to use that drawer. The functionaly of the desk is good though. I like having the extra outlets, very handy. There is plenty of work space for a couple 22 inch monitors, a keyboard and mouse. The other section has plenty ofbstorahe space and countertop space for printers, lamps, a second computer... overall, this desknwill serve its purpose. No wow factors here, but very functional. Quality of the table tops could be better, but add a couple desktop covers and that should help protect the poor quality of the veneer.

It's a little smaller than I thought but works for me. The kids like the color.

Fits exactly where I wanted it

The desk is smaller than expected. For remote work it’s ok. But where the drawers are, the bottom peice is not aligned. It’s off by an inch.

This is a nice desk. I really enjoy the cleanliness/simplicity of the main desk and the storage of the side desk. It actually worked out perfectly for what I needed for my desk needs...for the most part.I know dimensions are listed and I did measure out the area and compared it to my existing desk, but when you have it in person and built, you realize that it feels a lot smaller than it appears on the images. The "main" desk is very narrow and so monitors are REALLY close to your face.The quality of the desk is a bit to be desired, as it is the cheap furniture material (especially that metal grate used on the bottom) and seems easily scratched (as mine already came a bit scratched).Overall, I give this a 4 since dimension issues is more my fault. I really like this desk a lot, just wish it was a bit bigger and definitely deeper so the monitors aren't right in my face (feels like I'm sitting front row in a movie theater).