Bestier L Shaped Computer Desk with Charging Port & LED Strip,42 inch Modern Gaming Desk with Reversible Storage Shelves,Corner Desk with Hooks for Home Office Writing Workstation,Rustic Brown

Very nice desk. We bought a rustic house and my Cyberpunk style RGB light desk just wasn't a good fit. So, I ordered this one. This is a very space saving desk, which I like. Very rustic looking with a hint of industrialism in the frame. It gives a couple of different configuration options while setting up. My daughter and I play games, so we still like the RGB lights. This desk has a very well hidden strip under the monitor stand and is able to directly plug into the power strip that is super conveniently placed on the desk which was included. This has a nice tower shelf that supports even larger towers. My tower is 18 inches tall. It does limit the options for the basket shelf (obviously). But still gives enough room for our Oculus quest, controllers, and xbox controller. There is a headphone hook that also comes with it. If you are a rustic type of person, but still enjoy the cyberpunk style, this desk is perfect. (builders note) A second set of hands is definitely recommended. There are a few steps that were so much easier with a helper. Wouldn't have been impossible, but I probably would have come up with a few new curse words had I not had a helper.

I bought this for my boyfriend's first set up and he loves it. It's a bit smaller than I was expecting, and the headphone hook is wonderful but it's on the opposite side of where the actual PC sits so the chord stretches across, which is a little annoying. The tray and little shelf for the PC and other things was a major selling point, and we both love how functional it is. The LED is also exactly what he wanted too! The elevated stand for the monitor is fantastic, and it's got a decent amount of space for trinkets and desk accessories, but we are going to need to buy some shelves for more space. Overall, it works as a great starter desk for little apartments!

pro: 1) width. at 43 inch…not to wide…especially for small spaces. 2) sturdy. it wobbles like other desks…but not as bad as some other desks. its not as heavy too 3) option the placement of the monitor stand. i am using it as an extra place to put things instead of monitors 4) adjustable to place the shelving con: 1) i wish it was more than 19 3/4 inches. the extra 5 inches of my last desk made a difference 2) a keyboard tray option would be nice 3) i wish there wasnt a bar at the back because the monitor extension arm barely worked (pic). i wanted an to have an option to do a stand up desk but not electric. there is a gap, but it still works 4) the instructions. it could be better. Result: it was still worth it

its well put together. plenty of extra screws and bolts. they give you the tools needed to put it together, the video instructions were good on building it. my only 2 gripes I could give about the table is mine did not come with sticker labels A,B,C,D on about half the parts so I kind of had to just figure it out through trial and error, and that the desk top part for your monitor is a tad to small for use with mine, but its optional and i can remove it :) otherwise it took me about an hour and a half to put together in my room and exchange out my old desk. It fit right where i needed it.

I bought the brown wood and it looks nice and dark. Its a medium dark brown in person. The shape of it is exactly what I wanted. The extra L space is not big enough for a second desk space but I did not expect that. It's more like an armrest or space for accessories, and that is what I wanted. It was not hard to put together, just follow the pictures. You don't have to read too much other than to figure out the parts' sizes. The desk is solid enough for typing and general use but it shakes if you pull on it hard enough or push it. So don't do that.