5.0 out of 5 stars Finally, a Desk That Doesn’t Wiggle Like My Life Choices

S.S. · June 1, 2025

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5.0 out of 5 stars Very Pleased and a Good Value

C. · April 19, 2025

I purchased the 55" size of this table and was impressed with how easily it went together and how solid it was when assembled. All that was needed for assembly was an Allen wrench and it actually came with two of them although I used a longer one I had to make it easier on my hands. Other reviews have complained about holes not lining up and needing a hammer for assembly and to force holes to line up. That may be a problem with the wider tables but not with the 55" one. In view of this particular criticism I did not tighten the screws completely during assembly to allow some play to get the h oles to line up. This worked like a charm and only when everything was loosely assembled did I proceed to tighten the screws fully. The top is one piece and is fully supported by the frame around the full perimeter so I don't expect any sagging. There are struts that should keep the table from racking. I should also mention that it was very well packed and the table itself arrived undamaged although the packaging was a little beat up. All in all I am extremely satisfied with this purchase and looking forward to getting many years of service from it.

4.0 out of 5 stars Good desk. Easy to assemble.

B. · May 23, 2025

It's an overall solid desk. I got the 63in version and fit one 24in and one 32in monitor, speakers, keyboard, and a mid-ATX tower. Good amount of space.Assembly is actually pretty straightforward. Nothing too complex. Only drawback is having to literally hammer two bars together. The bars have these "teeth" pieces that fit into one another, but you can't push them together with your hands. The manual says you have to hammer (the desk comes with one) the teeth pieces until they're connected. It's going to be loud, so don't assemble this at night. Everything else like the screws, boards, base legs, and pegs are all straightforward.Quality wise, it's good. Some slight dents here and there, but that's probably due to shipping/handling. Otherwise, it's solid.If I need a new desk in the future, I'm probably checking out this company again.

5.0 out of 5 stars Sturdy and simple to put together

J.W. · May 25, 2025

Excellent desk. Pretty easy to put together. Watch the end legs, I put them on backwards but they were still easy to change the right way. The best part is the top. I have had other desks where the finish eventually wears through. This one could easily be replaces with a wood top cut at some lumber store. The base is all metal and the depth and legs are deep enough to make it very stable. I do suggest having a battery powered drill to put the screws in. It takes a long time with the allen wrench they provide. There is also a small hammer to pound the top rails together, that was nice also.

5.0 out of 5 stars Easy setup, Looks Great, space for a friend

D. · May 6, 2025

The table/desk was a breeze to set up and directions easy to follow. It does say two people are needed for the set up, but if you’re smart about it you can set it up with one person. Didn’t have any issues with any of the pieces and all the screws threaded with no issues. It is very sturdy and I can’t believe the price was so good for a desk of this size. It fit my space perfectly and has enough room on either side for my fridge and printer and gaming computer to not be in my leg area. Height is perfect. Its metal legs and crossbars make it stable. The only minor thing is there’s not much of a lip on the desk around so hard to mount certain attachments like a headset holder or power outlet clamp. Very happy with the purchase though.Love having the space for when a friend comes over for them to set up right next to me.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great buy for the price

J.W. · May 31, 2025

Good construction, sturdy, and easy to put together. I've seen some bad kits out there and for the price I was skeptical. Would definitely recommend as a quick and easy solution. I got the 63" and it's exactly as described. It's no world class furniture design don't get me wrong but for what I needed from a desk it was perfect. No frills, easy to assemble, no internal electronics or cheap lights to break, I think this one will be useful for a long time.

5.0 out of 5 stars Easy to put together

L.M. · May 20, 2025

Easy to follow directions for putting it together. Took about an hour for 1 person to do. All you need is the allen wrench provided to put the screws in. I did the frame and then attached it to the top while the top was on the floor upside down. Easy for an older person with arthritis to accomplish.

4.0 out of 5 stars Good for Casual Applications

J.S. · May 30, 2025

This table is very lightweight and easy to put together. I'm wondering if it might be a little *too* lightweight, as the table surface is not very thick. It seems like it's meant for more casual use, and not intended for many heavy objects. With the right use, seems like it will be great for kids' school work, simple workstation, etc.