SEVEN WARRIOR Gaming Desk 55INCH with LED Lights & Power Outlets, Carbon Fiber Surface Computer Gamer Desk with Full Desk Mouse Pad, Ergonomic Y Shaped Leg Gamer Table with Monitor Stand

I put it together by myself in under 30 minutes, Seems very sturdy and I love the fact the it has a built in power strip and a place to put the power supplies of the monitors and whatever else under the desk so that they're not hanging off the back. I also like the fact that it comes with the pad that covers the whole desk, Giving it a nice aesthetic as well as covering the seam that runs down the middle. *IF* I had to complain about one thing, It would be that the riser shelves don't attach to the desk but merely sit atop it and could *possibly* pose a concern about them falling over with the monitors and whatever else on them falling over. But, As long as you're careful and don't hit the desk hard enough, I don't foresee any problems, Overall, I give the desk a 4.5 out of 5, As the desk I received did have a few scuffs on the finish, But the desk itself seems very sufficient for what I need it for, And then some. The extras it comes with are a huge bonus. I do not regret getting one, And I do not think you will either. Happy Gaming!

Very sturdy desk, have had for several months now and no issues at all. If I was trying to find a complaint, it would be that the cord tray underneath is a little too close to the bottom of the desk but that's subjective and I wouldn't discourage anyone from getting the desk because of it. The other thing I would point out is that the monitor risers are not attached to the desk they just sit on it. I was concerned about this at first, but have had 2 27inch monitors on it since I got it with zero problems. The USB and 3 prong outlets built in are awesome and the led lighting is a plus for appearance.I highly recommend this desk.Assembly was easy and took about 20 minutes.

Ordered this after looking at roughly 7 million other desks. Went together like a champ and looks great in the room. Plenty of space for yer stuff and has great accessories. Highly recommend a clamp style monitor mount to keep it clean and and free of bases. Not a huge deal as you get two risers but that's less space for your crap. The LED lights are a wonderful addition.

[TL;DR]A solid and stylish desk for gaming or everyday use. There are more parts and pieces than a usual desk, so make sure to follow the instructions carefully and there are some extra tips below for an easier assembly.[ 1. PROS ]+ Good build quality with a clean and professional look+ Full desktop mousepad with good material+ Hole for wiring, and compartment below desk for cable management+ Power bar built in with 4 plugs and 2 USB ports+ Mounted cup holder, headset/other holder, and stand alone controller/game holder accessory+ LED strip and 6 clips for mounting to monitor stand with controller that has multiple settings[ 2. CONS ]- Packaging is messy and the styrofoam protecting it is very thin which is why some pieces may get damaged, so check that first.- The desk comes in 2 parts and is split down the middle which can look a bit strange- Cup holder is not made for mugs or anything with handles- The monitor stand can be wobbly since it is not screwed into the desk and simply rests on it, however I find it to be okay with the weight of the monitor balancing it out. If your monitor stands are very wobbly check the instructions (step 8) on how to fix it.- The headset mount was slightly damaged as there was a small fleck of metal that came off and was quite sharp. I pressed it as flat as I could and used black electric tape to cover it. (See images)- The stickers which label the pieces are stuck directly on the actual pieces and some are not easy to remove. Had to use my nails, but even still some sticky areas remained. (On my set the B, C stickers left residue).[ How to remove sticker residue ]- Use a cloth and wet it with a small amount of rubbing alcohol, then rub on the sticker area[ 3. MODIFIED ASSEMBLY STEPS ][ Tip ] - Catch and gently hand tighten all the screws before tightening them (not fully tightened until all screws are in). The steps not included were very straight forward and didn't need to be modified.( Step 3 )- Check that the 2 F pieces line up with all 8 holes before screwing it in.- It looks the same both ways, but only has 1 correct orientation.- Place each screw and tighten with hands then screw in after (not fully tightened)- I would recommend pressing the 2 desk pieces together firmly, then screwing in the middle 4 screws first to make sure there is no gap between the pieces.( Step 4 )- Make sure the 2 Y pieces (part A) are pressed towards the center before screwing in fully.- Next carefully place part B on-top of part A. Then as you place each screw gently screw them in a little with your hand or the tool before fully tightening them( Step 5 )- For part ( i ) It's better to use your hands to screw them in as much as possible then use the tool after.( Step 8 - *Fix for Wobbly Monitor Stands* )- There is a very specific orientation for the monitor stands. If it is wobbly take off one side flip it 180 degrees and screw it in again. That should fix the wobble. They are not made evenly flat on both sides for whatever reason.( Step 9 - *See images for LED strip setup* )- I used the 6 clips with stickers on the back because I didn't want to use the long sticky part on the back of the LED strips. The small clips make it easier to remove and not as permanent. Use 3 clips on each side of the mounts. One on the far right, one in the middle, and one on the far left. You may have to force the small clip slightly open to get it over the LED strip. Make sure the LED strip plug is in the middle and that the wires are not tangled. Then connect it with the power plug and turn it on using the red button on the controller.

The desk itself was fairly easy to put together, but a couple of concerns… For 1, they put stickers on each part to aid in identifying parts for assembly. Great! The issue here is that the stickers were mostly on visible spots, and did not come off easy at all. Once I got the stickers off, a visible film remained.Issue 2 is that the monitor stands included are not very stable. My monitors were shaking and wobbling when using the mouse and keyboard. I sadly had to remove them, which sucks because the RGB lights are on them. If the stands were better engineered it would have been perfect. Sad because the stands really add to the desk