DESINO Gaming Desk 55 inch PC Computer Desk, Home Office Desk Table Gamer Workstation with Cup Holder and Headphone Hook, Gray

The two or three things I think most people will be interested in: This desk is super sturdy and stable. The assembly process is fairly simple, but you may want someone to help you out. I was able to do it by myself in about an hour (I am a fatty and had to take a couple 5 minute breaks, if you are a more able-bodied person with some experience putting together things it probably can get done in 30 minutes or less). What I love about this desk is how rock-solid it is after assembly. I was able to pick it up from the room where I put it together to the space where it lived and felt zero jiggle or unsteadiness. I have a dual monitor stand that clamps onto the back of the desk and even when I type energetically or pound on the desk, there is virtually no movement or shaking. In these days of remote work, the fact that my webcam on top of my monitor doesn't shake is a big plus. The "carbon fiber" look on the desktop is nice and seems to clean up perfectly. For the price, this desk is a great value, just make sure you're getting the size you need. In my case I needed exactly a 40" desk to fill out my workspace. The desk came in a compact box and is very light considering its build quality (once assembled) so it was very easy to carry up to my apartment from the lobby. I'm not a fan of the graphics on the legs, but in my setup (see pic attached) it's not able to be seen so that's a very small consideration. If a 40" basic desk is what you need, you cannot go wrong with this item. I keep trying to shake it and it is just as solid as can be.

I needed a large desk because I have a desktop computer, laptop, monitor, mini easel, and various other art supplies that I need to keep on one desk for easy access. This desk has more than enough room for all of that. I was even able to put my flatscreen TV on the monitor stand with some room to spare. It's very sturdy and able to withstand my cat jumping onto it without so much as slightly wobbling. I'm actively trying to make it wobble right now and it barely moves at all, which is definitely a good sign. The leg room is more than enough for me. Horizontally, I can't imagine anyone needing more leg room than this. Vertically, it's perfect for me, but I'm a shorter guy. If you're extremely tall, you might want to look into using an extender to lift the desk off the ground a bit more. The only drawback for me is that the assembly process is a little annoying. It's not hard at all, but it wasn't the most streamlined process and the instructions had the pictures shown in such a way that it was sometimes difficult to tell where a certain screw was supposed to go. Luckily, it's very easy to figure out just by looking at it. I'd suggest that the company amend the instructions a bit for people who might not be able to tell what to do just by looking.

Yeah this desk isn’t built the same as a $300-$400 dollar gaming desk but is still very sturdy and has plenty of leg room I’m a big and tall guy and I have no issues fitting my legs underneath with no problems. The assembly was pretty straight forward and easy minus a couple of screw that were positioned very oddly but for the most part very smooth and the design is very nice as well, also don’t listen to the people that say the screws went through the table they just over tightened the screws causing them to damage their own product and acted like it was a design flaw if you tighten the screws in too far you can audibly hear the wood in the table start to crack to indicate you’ve gone too far but they obviously ignored this. Great table great price can’t go wrong with this one.

If your a parent or someone who just doesn't do any gaming you'll be surprised how nice of a desk this actually is when compared to "office desks" you find elsewhere. You honestly can't beat this desk at this price point. It looks thin, but it's rigid and sturdy. Carbon fiber shell around a wood composite core. The carbon fiber material resists spills and damage much more than your typical desk. Legs might look flimsy, but they hold up well. I recommend installing all the support rods because then you can enjoy a stable and wobble-free desk. Unfortunately, all the neat extra features are not ambidextrous. I sit to the left side of my desk which means I can't really reach the cup holder which ONLY installs to the right. My computer is usually on the right side of the desk which means I can't use the headset hanger on the left. On the bright side, I've found other uses for these extras (I hang my face mask my the headset hanger and I put a pencil organizer in the cup holder). There is a monitor riser attachment, but if you have dual monitors you can just leave it off. None of the extra pieces are mandatory to install. It comes with a free giant mousepad which is nice. There are also ... extra stickers if you really like the uh pin striping and sort of racecar designs. Yes, the decals on the legs are stickers. Random extra thing? The holes for the screws are actually metal threaded embeds into the composite wood which is remarkably high quality for such a cheap desk. It basically means you're free to take this apart and put it back together as many times you need too without wearing out wood threaded holes. All screws are hex and they provide the perfect size hex key allen wrench. I don't know. Honestly quite surprised at how decent this desk is for price that puts most other options to shame if you're okay with racing decals. The only issue I can say is that none of the addons are interchangeable.

Desk is great! Ive now had this desk for 9 months. I like the height and it’s very sturdy, looks very sleek and nice. Love the carbon fiber top, it’s not real carbon fiber but regardless looks very nice! It was pretty easy to assemble, took me no more than 30 minutes. I stopped using the monitor stand after a while because i kinda liked how it looked lowered better (i’m not the tallest) but i’m glad it’s easily removable. The headset holder is great, as for the cup holder sadly after about 6 months it broke. Was a little sad since I used it pretty often for late nights to have my water but regardless everything about the desk is great! Also please ignore how dusty my mat is, i haven’t sat in it all week, promise i cleaned it afterwards.

I bought one of these in the fall of 2020 when the kids started virtual schooling for my youngest son to give him a dedicated space and desk. It worked so well, I bought 2 more for my daughters. For the price, these are great workstation desks. The shelf is good for smaller monitors, but isn't sturdy enough or big enough for a very large monitor (I'd recommend a monitor arm to mount). But, for the kids' use, they didn't need the monitors, so the stand is perfect for supplies and other things to free up more desk area. I'd definitely recommend the wider desk if you can fit it. Sturdy construction - all metal pieces. They give extra screws (which was necessary - had a bad machined screw, but the extras made it a non-issue). Comes with extra decals but none of my kids wanted the decals. The desks are great for 'gaming' as well, plenty of space for keyboard/mouse and big mouse pads. Sturdy too - the kids lean on them and things while working, no issues. I wouldn't trust a grown adult leaning/sitting on it, but sturdy enough for our use-case.

the good: the instructions were super easy to handle. They even added 1 more extra screw in case u misplace one like my clumsy self. It also came with a small gift wich i appreciate. The desk itself is pretty sturdy. and it was 4 extra supporters between the leg and the desk. The bad: The Monitor stand is unnecesary big af. i have plenty of extra room that i wish wasnt there so i could put some consoles vertically next to it. Also its a bit wobbly, if ur one of those gamers that like to hit your desk when raging beware, your monitor will prob come down on you. Maybe adding a 3rd bar would support it better. Don't know if they used cheap shipping but the box was all bent in the corner and one of the corner covers came broke. also one of the leg supporters came bent the wrong way but i could easily fix it on my own. overall pretty good quality for the price, im very happy with my purchase

I have been using a dinner table as my pc desk for a few years now - it was one of the crappy old heavy ones from the 90s lol so needless to say this new desk is a much-needed upgrade. Lightweight - durable - stable - looks amazing - and you won't find a 55' desk with the headphone holder, and cup holder for cheaper. The price point sold me because I had another one in my cart that was identical but at $200 Obviously this one is probably more lightweight than that other one but if you take care of your stuff, this will last years Easy to assemble but I will say - pay attention this is important - read all the directions and look closely at the diagram pictures prior to starting on it so you know how it is supposed to look - I made a mistake when putting the first metal piece on and put it upside down so I had to take it off by the time I had both legs on lol that doubled the amount of time it took - so realistically it should only take about 45 mins to put together. Also don't be a doofus and over tighten the screws like some other people do in the reviews - once you hear the wood give you the first slight cracking noise stop tightening - its plenty tight at that point- if you over tighten it and make the bolt pop out the other side - thats your fault lol I haven't had any issues with it so far and the surface is smooth af - can't beat it at the price.