EUREKA ERGONOMIC Gaming Desk, Standing Desk w Keyboard Tray, 72" Wing Shaped Music Studio Table with LED Shelves, Gaming Recording Live Stream, Slot Design

This is a very well designed and executed product. Met and exceeded my expectations in several aspects. The quality of the materials used, fit and finish is top-notch. Assembling the desk is quite lengthy. I took my time and followed the manual which was detailed and had diagrams to follow.I was putting together the center section brace which could have easily been used upside down as it fit. So naturally, I proceeded to assemble it wrong. When I noticed the label that said “if you can read this, you have installed it wrong“. I laughed out loud and corrected the orientation before proceeding. Just one of the little things that made this a good experience.The desk is sturdy and looks great. The mechanism to raise and lower the desk works smoothly and quiet as described. Everything screwed together, smoothly and securely there was no worry about stripping anything. Nothing felt cheap, nothing was missing, it had left over pieces just in case.

This thing was expensive but worth every penny! It's the perfect shape for my home office by the window overlooking the lake. It took a while to put together but all the parts were there and it looks really nice. I went all in and purchased 2 clamp-on PC mounts for my 2 desktops. This was the final touch. I am a software engineer so I spend a lot of time at my desk. I love having the option to sit or stand. My back certainly appreciates it. I should have purchase something like this a long time ago. I love it! Please check out my command center pic.

I searched for months looking for the "perfect" desk. I could not be more pleased with my decision! I was pleasantly surprised with all of the cable management items this came with. I was able to successfully hide all of my cables, and it looks beautiful (I did supplement with some additional Command clips).This was certainly a task to put together by myself - but it IS doable. I started around 5 pm, and finished around 10:30pm. Granted about an hour of that was perfecting the cable management.Very sturdy, plenty of space, and handles my 2 monitors, docking station, and two laptops.If I HAD to find a few cons: the touch screen display for changing the height of the desk is rather sensitive, there have been a few times I've triggered movement unintentionally.I would have liked having a built in outlet with c cable, usb input etc. Instead, I bought a nice power strip that included USB a c-cable ports and tucked it away.Overall love this desk, highly recommend!

The media could not be loaded. Overall this is a nice desk. I was looking to make a change from a traditional fixed height wooden desk to a modern standing desk. That change came with some considerations that I didn’t factor in initially but overall I’m pleased. I’ll start with the considerations. First, the usable width of the desk isn’t 72” it’s more like 63”. This is because the curved nature of the desk makes it far less wide at the front of the desk than near the mid-back. Technically it’s 72” but you shouldn’t treat this like a rectangle desk of the same width. Second, the raised panels are nice and you can add LED strips (included) under them to make a nice aesthetic, that said they have their limits when it comes to weight and couldn’t support my screen (Samsung G9 57” Odyssey-without its stand it is about 33-35lbs.) so I had to remove the center panel and mount it directly to my main desk. It’s fine, just not ideal. I thought about leaving it in and adding support legs of some sort under the front of the panel but didn’t care that much so just removed it. 3rd, it’s a cable management nightmare. I’m honestly overwhelmed with the cables under the desk and haven’t thought about how I’m going to make that look less crazy but I’m not there yet. Time will tell.As for the good, it’s way to build. Follow the instructions and you’ll be just fine. It comes with tons of extra screws and cable management ties so it’ll help hide stuff if you put in the effort to do it. Maine leveraging a USB hub might fix my issues. It’s more than sturdy enough. As I mentioned my screen is heavy… it’s ridiculous honestly… and though I love it, it comes with its share of challenges as well but this desk manages it just fine. The height adjustment works flawlessly and its memory feature is awesome for someone with OCD like myself. Overall I’m really happy with it. I have to tidy it up a bit but I’m gonna love it for years to come!

I’ve been using this desk for a few months now, and we love it. Even our guests have commented on how great it is. We appreciate that it’s adjustable to each person’s liking and fits our dual-monitor setup with room to spare and doesn't take up much real estate in the room. While I wish it weren’t so expensive, you’re definitely getting a well-built, high-quality, and fully ergonomic product. This is the kind of desk you buy once and never need to replace—assuming the motor keeps working. The only minor downside is that the headset hangers on the left and right aren’t very practical, especially for wired headsets. A small criticism of an otherwise outstanding product. I recommend buying a mounted power strip for accessory power. That added expense highly improved the desks functionality.

I'm in love with this desk. It fits perfectly in my bay window area and gives me so much desktop space since it has shelves/trays/holders for everything. It is very good quality and I was very pleasantly surprised at all the extras that came with it - multiple type of cord organization, the pads for the keyboard tray and desktop, etc. I cannot express how impressed I am with this brand and will be recommending to everyone I know. It did take a bit of time (2 hours, I'm a distracted mom though) to put together, but the instructions were pretty good and came with nice tools to do it (Allen wrenches had the little ball part at the end, screws were magnetic, screw driver was not a dollar-store one...)Assembly tip: Make sure you follow the instructions to the "T" ... I mounted the right shelf before I attached the LED control module underneath and had to unmount it to put that on. no biggie, but hope I saved you that 5 minutes.