LUCKYERMORE 71" L-Shaped Standing Desk -Large Desktop 22” Wide Wood Curved Corner Standing Desk -Sturdy Computer Desks PC Laptop Table Workstation for Home Office, Black

This is really is a great desk for the money. It has a lot space for the price and is very sturdy after it's assembled. It comes with some very cheap styrofoam that gets everywhere so be sure to have a vacuum cleaner on hand. The printer shelf is a bit rickety but does the job. A normal to small size office chair can slide under the corner of the desk where the keyboard holder is which is very convenient. I was surprised how well the keyboard tray works and how sturdy it is (though it was a bit of a pain to assemble). The laminate on the desk surface is pretty robust and doesn't seem to be affected by water rings which is nice. I'm a big fan of the space, price, and features this offers and was able to fit at a large tv with 2 monitors on it and have some extra space on either end to spare. Very recommended!

I was able to set up the desk on my own in a few hours, but it would be faster with someone else to help or at least move it into place. The instructions are not the easiest to read, but easy enough to figure out.Some of the drilled holes for screws don't line up properly, specifically the ones for mounting the wheels on the PC stand, but that is optional. It was also difficult to get some of the screws into holes in the metal poles because the screws were too big or hole too small, but an electric screwdriver for some extra power helps a lot with all those issues. Also, don't fully tighten all the screws until you have everything in place, especially with the curved center piece and the metal pieces attached to it.As for the product itself, it looks great but is not as sturdy as other desks I have used. It can wobble a bit, and I'm not sure it can support over 400lbs as the description says, at least not on one section at a time but maybe spread across the entire thing. I don't feel safe having my 60" flatscreen and its stand resting on top of the desk so I'm looking into a wall mount instead. The only other downside is the wood supports at the middle of the desk aren't great for your legs if you try to barely spin in your chair. Having a C shape cut into them could help for a future version of this model. The keyboard tray is also small, its easy to push it back further than it should go and it gets stuck. Its not great for a keyboard and mouse, but maybe for a plate of food. Some design charge to the previously mentioned wood supports in the middle could also allow for a larger keyboard tray.Some pros for the desk though is that it is big. More than enough room for two or even three monitors, even having your PC on the desk if you don't want it on the floor and it is too big to fit on the PC stand.Value for the money is great. Especially if you want a big desk.

This desk is exactly what I was looking for!It was fairly easy to assemble, even though the instructions are only in diagram form. Fairly sturdy once completed and holds my tension mounted double monitor arms without any issues (I would not recommend putting any body weight on the desk though - it definitely would not support a person sitting on it or anything like that.).All the parts were included and properly labeled, nothing was damaged. I would, however, recommend using a proper screwdriver and not the little stub of a thing they include with the hardware. The little screwdriver that is included is not very sturdy and requires a lot of hand strength and downward force to use. I was putting it together at my office and had finished about 2/3rds of the desk using the little screwdriver and my hands were absolutely killing me. I decided to stop at that point and brought my own little rachet screwdriver with me the next day to finish up and it made things so much easier (and faster)!I opted to not install the keyboard tray out of personal preference, and instead of using the little roller cart for a computer tower I opted to leave the 2 little silver armbars off the rolling base and set my printer directly onto the rolling base so that I could store it under the desk while still being able to roll it out for easy access when needed.Overall, it took me about 3 hours to complete the unit (minus the keyboard tray that was not installed). I'm very satisfied with my purchase and would recommend this desk for anyone who needs a lot of space to work but doesn't want to spend a lot of money.

It did take awhile to put together only because it's a long desk. It's pretty big. I didn't think it would be that big but once it came in the mail, I was surprised; it's a good price for it to be that big! I used it for about 3 years before switching to a smaller desk. This desk was very good because I was able to have multiple monitors in the middle and there's two other desk on the side of me that I was able to put other things. Like my laptop, paperwork and other things. The desk was just big enough and I had a lot of room for gaming. It would definitely be a good work desk for the office as well. I work in an office and know that our desks can get pretty crowded. With this desk, you'd have enough room to put paperwork and have room to have multiple monitors to get work done faster.

It was delivered missing the entire top surface so I only have legs and it was also missing some of the metal tubing. But apparently they didn't load it into the truck so it came 2 days later all in all it's ok. The desk is a huge pain to set up. The screw inlets for the legs of the central curved section started to break and pull out during set-up but it'll work for now and if I have to I can drill some holes and fix it with bolts and washers or something.