SEDETA Gaming Desk, 55'' Computer Desk with Hutch and Shelves, LED Lights, Pegboard & Monitor Shelf, Large PC Gamer Workstation for Home Office, Table Bedroom, Black,SD-2989B

Bought plans to build my own desk, but after looking at the cost of materials I decided to keep looking and I am glad I did. This desk is basically the same exact design. I am wondering if someone copied someone else because the similarities are STRIKING. There are some differences but lets talk about this desk.Assembly is easier than an Ikea desk but just as tedious. There are lots of pieces and screws but I did it by myself with an Allen wrench and a red bull. The desk is packed well which means you will have a lot of foam to dispose of but my surfaces were well protected. I would recommend planning ahead with your wire management because there is no place to hide your wires.The only issue I had was with adding a monitor stand. I am running dual 27" monitors and I bought a stand that attaches to the desk via a clamp style post. The desk has two surfaces the desktop surface and a thinner 8" deep, 4 inches above which is what I have my monitors on. The clamp does not fit and neither will most other clamps. Instead I drilled a hole so that I can bolt the pole directly to the desk. This worked for me and it looks like it was suppose to come that way.The "wood" surfaces are made of laminated particle board. I don't think I will ever have a need to replace it but It would be an easy upgrade to replace it with something higher quality and keep the frame.Overall I am very happy with this desk. I would recommend to anyone looking for an inexpensive desk but wants a quality item.

I read some reviews about how their desk came with broken pieces or something broke weeks after, but I have had this desk for 6 months now, and I couldn't be happier. It's sturdy enough to hold my computer and all the effects, but NOT sturdy enough to sit on (So I have a feeling a lot of those "it broke on me" comments are from people not treating their product correctly)My PC tower is quite large, about 40 pounds and 23 inches tall by 22 inches long. It overlaps the shelf on the bottom right, but doesn't wobble and hasn't made any of the fans act up, so I'll call that a win. The top shelf is great for all my nerdy pop figures.If i HAD to come up with a con, I'd like more options for cord management, but that's something I could accomplish on my own with some black zip ties if I ever felt like doing it.10/10 solid desk, zero complaints other than it was a beast to put together (the Allan wrench it comes with was small. I could have waited for my hub to come home so I could use the tools on his work truck, but I was impatient LOL)

I'm an avid gamer, and like a lot of gamers I have not one but TWO huge monitors that need a lot of space on my desk. The specific monitors I own are the Asus ROG Swift 27" models. This desk very comfortably fits both of these on the shelf with a small bit of room on the left and right still left over. As for the desk itself, it's really nice and feels just as good as anything I've gotten from Ikea. The two CPU stands on the left and right under it are a really nice addition, but I have a huge full ATX case so my PC doesn't fit. This isn't really a defect, as I have an unusually large case. (Corsair 780t) so take note if your case is similar in size to mine, as it won't fit on the stands. Smaller cases will likely fit just fine, and the stands feel really sturdy.One or two people said they had a rough time assembling it, or that the parts were misaligned or "rough" and unfinished, but that wasn't the case for me personally. The parts were clean and went together smoothly, but snugly, and I found the instructions easy to read and follow. All the parts themselves were even labeled with small stickers to make figuring out what piece you hand in your hand even easier. I didn't have trouble assembling this all by myself as a 5'2" 120lb individual, and I am not the most handy or strong person out there.I'm happy with my purchase thus far, and glad I decided to give this product a chance.

This desk has a very sturdy and solid design that is perfect for displaying figures or even just storing things. It is the desk I use daily and I have had no issues and no complaints after months of owning it. Assembly was very straightforward and the instructions were very concise and we had no issues with getting it built.

Make sure you have a nice open area when assembling. This desk took me about an hour and half to put together, and was relatively easy to assemble.Pros: Easy assembly, clear instructions, and a good looking outcome. Lots of shelf space, with no worry of objects being to heavy because the structure as a whole is super stable.Cons: (Mostly user error, so use me as an example) Very minor issues while constructing such as; tightening screws too much on the metal parts will cause them to cave in if you don't catch yourself soon enough. Do NOT tighten screws until they stop turning, because they won't. It will just damage the product. Pictures posted show where I had attempted to place the LED light strip, and tried to take it off to reposition, resulting in the sticky layer tearing off. SO be absolutely certain of it's placement before sticking it to your desired area. The picture with the little leg I'm holding is supposed to support the underside shelf's. These pieces were NOT secure, no matter how nimble I tried to be in installing them. Any slight shift of the desk would cause them to fall out. HOWEVER it is not a huge issue in my opinion because the shelf's are secured tightly enough to the frame, so they are able to hold a decent amount of weight without the legs. For example, my tower is about 35lbs. and holds it just fine with barely any bend to the shelf.Overall, I'd say this computer desk is well worth it for the price of you're looking for shelf space, stability, and style.