Mobile Computer Tower with Multiple Shelves and Pull-Out Keyboard Tray

I recently moved and had to replace my old desk because it was too big for my new tiny apartment. So far I've been really pleased with this desk. It fits well in the corner of my living room. It's sturdy and there is plenty of space on the desk for more than just my monitor. The instructions were kind of confusing since nothing was labeled, but once I had everything sorted out it wasn't that bad. I used a power drill, and it took me somewhere around 30 minutes to put it together. I would recommend this to anyone with limited space who is looking to get the best deal they can for the lowest price.

This was a very good purchase for me. I needed a desk that could hold all of my peripherals and this desk achieves that!! Its very sturdy, easy to build, big enough to hold my stuff, but small enough to fit in my apartment without taking up too much space. Very good buy!!!!

the desk was very easy to put together for the most part. 3 screws I couldn't get in so I didn't bother but none were affecting the sturdiness . It's plenty large enough for a small tower and a 22-25 inch monitor. the top shelf I keep my external hard drive and speakers on. the keyboard tray is perfect and slides easily and was surprisingly easy to put together. Having a small apartment this desk is perfect. the only thing I'm not crazy about is the bottom shelf because I have large feet and i either use it for my feet or my feet bump it.. I purchased a small file to go next to the desk since there are no drawers.

THe computer desk is wonderful for a small area. Set up was frustrating because none of the pieces were labeled and the instructions were not easily understood. We ended up putting it together using our past experience the. It went together easilly then. Good value and an attractive piece of furniture

This product meets my needs, but put on your Patience CAP when you go to assemble. The instructions consist of one sheet of papers. Literally follow the pictures--so a minimalist approach. In general, I figured it out over about 2 hours--so that is why the reduced rating from 5 to 4 stars. My terminal fits fine. This houses a computer that is not attached to the internet and is at the side of my main work station. We use it only for our financials and the odd spreadsheet. If you are assembling--warnings about the top shelf--there is a bar that needs to attach after you attach the shelf to the supporting legs. There are pre-drilled holes for the bar that need to be placed at the back. I managed to attach to the shelf with the holes at the front--so annoyed after 2 hours that I left it for a week. It was not too difficult to detach and turn around when I was not fed up at the lack of instructions. Also, you need to pay careful attention to the pullouts for the computer shelf as well, but that went smoothly once I figured out how to pull out the shelf holders. For me this has been a good product once it was assembled.

Overall, very capable, well priced, does the job type of desk . Other than what has been said in other reviews: The wood is essentially fiberboard with a laminate TOP and sides, and colored bottom. This appears to be cost cutting measure so that they dont have to use laminate on surfaces you won't see in normal use (ie the underside). The wheels / casters are too small for a whole computer w/accessories and dont roll well with lots of weight. Mine was so heavy it permanently dented my plastic floor surface for my computer chair. Useful Dimensions: Keyboard width: 530mm or ~20.9 inches I recommend you use a mini bluetooth keyboard without a number pad to allow enough space to use your mouse comfortably. They run for about ~$20 online. Height between bottom of top shelf to desktop surface (good for those trying to fit a huge monitor): ~ 395mm. I installed a large dual monitor / laptop stand and modified the shelf by drilling new holes. I would say you can increase the height by a max of 1-3/4". anymore and you may risk shelf toppling over as the screws are too close to each other. Height between floor and bottom of keyboard drawer: ~24" inches

I had pretty much the same one from the same manufacturer that I bought in 2012. Everything is the same for the most part. The biggest gripe is that the last one has Phillips screws and was super easy to put together. I have neuropathy and arthritis, so the tiny allen wrench made it difficult to put together. I wish the manufacturer had kept the Phillips screws for this instead of going hex. I was unable to use the keyboard tray and had to leave it off because I am too tall. I put the sideboards on for extra support for the actual desktop. I am fine with he appearance. Overall a cheap desk that will get the job done.

I am above average at assembling furniture kits. However, this desk is by far the most difficult piece of furniture I have ever put together, taking me nearly EIGHT hours (including some breaks) to assemble. And I am not even really all that happy with the finished product. Let's begin with the lack of labelling on the parts. All the hardware is thrown together in a single bag. None of the pieces are marked; the only two pieces that logically make sense are the table top (which is the largest), and the mini shelf that is beneath the keyboard shelf. It took trial and error to figure out the rest. Up/down/left/right are not clear at all, forcing you to just try it and see if it works. Several of the screws are very similar in size and have the same number. I found this out the hard way when I used the wrong screws for attaching the keyboard shelf, confusing those screws with the very similar screws used to attach the top shelf to the metal frame. The "diagram" for assembly does not even show the desk finished so you can figure out what is what; I had to return to Walmart.com four times to figure out what I was doing. The top shelf which you are supposed to use for a printer is too narrow. This is largely because of an ornamental steel back piece which prevents you from centering anything you might put on it. I am also disappointed that the keyboard shelf is too narrow to put anything on it besides my keyboard. While it may be convenient for many to put the mouse on the top shelf, this is not very ergonomic. The keyboard shelf is also situated such that you cannot use a chair that has arms with it. My posture has greatly suffered because I cannot draw my chair up close enough to use that mouse which is forced to be on the table top. In other words, this is not a great desk, at least for my home office. I suppose someone who is taller and therefore can sit lower would be fine. But at 5'3" this has too many problems. I bought this, ironically enough, to alleviate repetitive stress injuries to my hands, arms, and shoulders from my previous desk which was way too high for me. If you buy this, please only do so after inspecting it in person. Online is just a terrible way to buy this desk. It is very particular in terms of chair used and height of the user. And it's a nasty, back breaking job to assemble, in part because it is not designed with home assembly in mind. You really need a formal workshop to do this; it's very hard to balance the pieces in a normal home environment and still screw things together. Or at very least, you need two people to do it. Not a one person job at all!

Looks great and fit wonderful in the small space we have for this, but the paint peels right off with the slightest scrape against it. I returned it once, and got another one and it did the exact same thing!!! So much for good price and good quality..... Don't buy this unless you like funky looking mismatched desks due to paint peeling off!!!

The computer desk was easy to put together however once I was more than half way through the assembly and I tried to put on the main board where monitor and writing is done the screws would not tighten. I then noticed that the board was missing the inserts. All the other pieces were fine except the main one ..choice was to disassemble and return to store or find a way to get new inserts..i was lucky that the local hardware store helped me find inserts that work although I had to spend additional $$$.