Unikito Reversible L Shaped Desk with Magic Power Outlets and USB Charging Ports, Sturdy Corner Computer Desk with Storage Shelves, Gaming Table Home Office Desk, Easy to Assemble, Enoch Walnut

For the price, it’s a solid option. Fits a small corner under a vaulted ceiling with room for several large monitors. It is smaller than I expected, but I didn’t measure, I guessed. The small space can seem a bit awkward when positioning a chair. The photo makes it seem as though you could fit two chairs and computers at the desk. Computers, maybe. People, no. Simple to put together, sturdy design, nice faux wood finish. No complaints!

It's a lot smaller than it looks and it's very cheap. It fell apart right after it came out of the box and we had to manage with a table we were unable to put together properly. I'm not thrilled about the price, considering we were never able to fully assemble it due to broken and missing pieces. It was meant to be used as a desk in a business and it just wasn't up to par for that. I regret buying and it took so long to get to me, that the return window had passed by the time it was delivered.

It’s a nice desk! Decently big and has a lot of storage. The area in the product photos for the pc tower is way to small for a tower but could be used for something else. It looses a star cause it was a little difficult to put together. You have to read the instructions extremely carefully. Other than that it’s sturdy and worth the price!

I've been using this desk for a few weeks now - very pleased with it. No complaints whatsoever. I saw a few reviews where people said it seemed smaller than they expected, but it exactly matches the measurements in the description so it was sized perfectly to my expectations. Building it wasn't super easy but it definitely wasn't particularly difficult. Anyone who has assembled household furniture before (Ikea/etc) knows how that goes... Just pay very close attention to the instructions and don't tighten things all the way until the end, when you're able to confirm you've done everything correctly. I was able to put the whole thing together by myself. One tricky part is the little plastic feet that go into the legs of the frame. I saw someone complain that their feet didn't fit into the legs but that's not entirely accurate. It is a VERY snug fit but it does fit. The plastic extends ever so slightly larger than the leg's hole because it needs squeeze in there for long term permanence. A hammer or mallet would do the trick. I was too lazy to grab my hammer so I just slammed it on the floor and they went in just fine. :) Other than that, assembly was a breeze. I was a little worried that my computer wouldn't fit into the little shelf thing on the left side because my computer is absolutely massive (it's a gaming/production PC). Pleasantly surprised to find it fit PERFECTLY. Like a glove. Literally every dimension of my computer's case has between 1-3mm of clearance with the desk frame. It slid right in there like they were designed to go together. I can only assume that the designers of this desk purposefully made that computer shelf thing the exact size of whatever the standard biggest size is for computer cases. Also, I noticed at first that the desk seemed a little squeaky when I put pressure on one area of it. I checked all of the screws and found a couple that could be tightened just a bit more and now it's perfectly silent. Solid desk for a solid price. 👍

I purchased this desk to upgrade my previous workspace, and I am very satisfied with it. It fits well in the corner of my room, and its appearance is very pleasing. The assembly process was straightforward and easy straight out of the box. I also appreciated that it included extra screws in case any were lost during assembly.

Wayyy smaller than I expected but it fits 2 24” Monitors and a PC on the table, just small. I added the monitor stand from my last table myself. Building was pretty easy, just depends on your critical thinking skills. The table itself is sturdy, it hasn’t creaked. I have anger issues so banging on the table is something I do, and it’s holding up fine. I’ve had this table for some time now. I have experienced no chipping in the color. I switched it from the long version to the L shape recently, while it was easy, if you ever plan on doing this, SAVE THE PACKAGING as you will get lost. Overall, versatility is great. I prefer much more space, and when i’m sitting, i’m kinda sitting in the crease of the table so it’s not for those of us with a tummy as it would lead to discomfort but i think you can used to it. I recommend getting a larger desk if you plan on putting everything on the desk. This one is for those 1 monitor and laptop setups.

This desk is small. I was aware of the dimensions when I bought it, but I thought the shelving and power unit would make up for it. With the desk in the “L” orientation, there is barely enough room to put a chair under, much less move your legs under the desk. It would be okay if it was in the normal desk orientation, but the shelves are useless. There’s one on the back of the desk that I think is meant for books, but would barely hold a hardback. The shelf on the side is an awkward shape making it too big for papers or a stack of books, but not big enough for something like a small computer or even a basket to storage things. The power outlet is also in an awkward spot on the desk. In the L shape it is in the corner of the L. This might be good if you’re placing it against a wall, but for my uses, having it out in the open where I was going to have people sitting opposite me, it was in the way. If you straighten the desk then it is either in the middle of the desk, or on the end. The middle placement is ridiculous, the desk would hardly be big enough to share with another person on the other side. The directions are also difficult to follow considering the fact that the desk has three different orientations-forget about ever trying to change it to a different one because it is insanely difficult to align and tighten every screw. Last but not least, I made the mistake of assuming I would love this desk and threw out the box so that I could make room for the desk. To return this desk, you have to have it in the box. Finding a replacement box is either expensive (over half the cost of the desk itself) or impractical (I tried a wardrobe box and was too embarrassed to even bring it to my nearest ups). If you’re thinking about getting this desk, keep looking. I found two desks that only had one orientation for half the price and about equal quality-also the assembly was easier and didn’t require a second person.

My son wanted a corner desk for his room so he'd have wider work space. He loves this new desk! It holds the gaming tower off the floor and has enough open space around it so that it doesn't get as hot. It has space for his monitors and paperwork. It goes well with the look of his room, and even his cat enjoys sitting on the lower shelves! I'm sure it wasn't designed for that, but it works! He put it together himself with zero frustration, and it seems very sturdy all set up. It's also a very comfortable height. There were a few extra parts and those parts all seemed to be good quality.

Excellent quality. Packaging was extremely good and necessary, there was not a single scratch on the desk despite the package itself had deep dents.