SEDETA L Shaped Computer Desk with 6 Drawer, File Drawer & Power Outlet | 108" Corner Computer Desk with Monitor Shelf, File Cabinet for Home Office/Two Person, Gaming Desk with Led Lights, White

Desk works well for what it is. Good price and extra nuts and bolts to make sure you can complete your project which didn’t take too long. Instructions were easy. A helpful tip would be to get those little mainstay white plastic storage shelf baskets as they fit in these flimsy drawers to make a better drawer.

I recently upgraded my home office with the SEDETA L Shaped Desk, and I can confidently say this desk is a game-changer! As someone who juggles multiple projects and loves having a tech-friendly setup, this desk checks all the boxes. First, the size is amazing—108 inches of workspace! I’m able to fit my dual monitors, laptop, and even my tablet with room to spare. It keeps everything within reach but never feels cluttered. Plus, the built-in power strip with USB ports is a lifesaver. No more crawling under the desk to find an outlet—everything stays charged and ready. The six drawers are a huge bonus. I’ve got plenty of storage for my files, office supplies, and even some personal items. The file drawer fits my A4 and legal-size folders perfectly, which is great for staying organized. The raised monitor shelf is another thoughtful touch—it really helps reduce neck strain during those long workdays. What I love most is the flexibility of the design. You can set it up as a long rectangular desk or an L-shape to fit your space. I went with the L-shape, and it fits my office nook perfectly. It looks sleek and professional while still feeling cozy and personal. Overall, this desk has made my workspace so much more functional and enjoyable. If you're a tech enthusiast or an entrepreneur looking to upgrade your home office, this desk is a no-brainer. I couldn’t be happier with my purchase!

Overall a good desk but it wasn't what i hoped. The top platform is not strong enough to have multiple monitors on a stand mounted to the top. You cannot use a monitor stand on the bottom desk surface due to the top platform being flush with it. I ended up leaving the monitors on the original stands and just sitting them on the top shelf. I damaged the led lights trying to put on a monitor stand right off the bat. Still have not found a replacement exact light kit. I will have to get creative i guess if i want the led lights.

My fiancé and I use this desk together. They are on one side and I am on the other and we both have plenty of space for our two big gaming PCs and double monitors. (Shown in photo is my set up with how I have things). I'm on the thinner side and I'm pretty useless at lifting heavy things, so it was difficult for me to move and I had to have a friend help set up the entire thing with me. It's a good like hour or two of set up time, maybe longer. The desk sits on my back wall of my living room, so it nearly takes up a whole wall in my house. I absolutely love this thing, I'm so happy we found one on Amazon that fit our needs, and for a good price too.

This desk has plenty of workspace and storage, making it perfect for a home office or gaming setup. The drawers are spacious, the built-in power outlets are very convenient, and the LED lights add a nice touch. Assembly takes some time, but the instructions are clear. Once assembled, it’s sturdy, looks great, and offers excellent value for the price.

I replaced my old work station with this desk and I couldn't be more pleased. The directions were great - and it helped that I watched the video before starting my set up. It does take a bit of time to assemble, but I took my time and got it right the first time. I still have some cord management to figure out as you can see, but I love the look, the functionality, and the overall layout of this desk.

I like this desk, it's exactly the size I needed and, overall, I'm pleased with it. It came well packaged, it was a lot to assemble but nothing overwhelming (I've assembled a lot of Amazon furniture, tho), and it's sturdy. It's a good value for the price. My only complaint, and it's a pretty serious one, would be the fabric drawers. Specifically the wide ones under the printer shelf. The bottom drawer holds the hanging files, but the bars for the files slide back and forth every time you move the drawer, often dropping the files. It's a little obnoxious, honestly. I'll probably wrap rubber bands around the ends of the file bars somehow to make them stay put, but little silicone doodads would've been helpful. Also, you can't store printer paper in either of these two drawers because it's too heavy; the handle ripped off of the top drawer when I pulled it open. All it had was a single ream of printer paper and a pack of legal pads in it, pretty standard fare for a drawer that size. Imo, it would make sense for them to reinforce those drawers a bit more than the smaller ones, if only because they're the most logical place to store the printer paper you'll be using in the printer that's on the printer stand, you know? For printing. Again, I do like this desk and I would recommend it, but with caveats.

This desk was a good choice for me. I needed something that could handle my curved gaming monitor, a laptop, printer and two other standard monitors (which I have yet to set up). While in the L configuration the two PCs and one laptop take up a lot of real estate; I think I can get my other PC on it as well and just move the keyboard to either PC under the monitor shelf while I use the laptop. I do recommend using cord organizers if you have more than just a few electronics. I did use all of the drawers instead of giving my tower a place to sit next to me and just put it in the corner. It is sturdy, easy-ish to assemble, plenty of space for everything I might need, both in storage drawers and in desk top space. I did have to move the desk away from one wall so my gaming monitor wouldn’t be against the wall yet still be in the correct position on the desk. I would have liked thicker tops for the desk and monitor shelves as I feel that over time the large spacing between supports on the monitor shelves will cause it to sag. The assembly instructions where very clear, included parts and tools were as needed and the unit was packed very well in the shipping box, just had the 1 bent part. I don't like the headset hanger location and I tried to install it elsewhere but it caused the desk top to be shimmed up in a strange way. It would work ok if your tower is where the 4 drawers go (instead of using the drawers). The LED adhesive has already started to allow the strip to droop on one end and the length of the switch for it doesn't make it easy to access when plugging it into the desk top power strip. Important notes about assembly: The instructions state that it will take 2 people to assemble but one person can do it in about 2 hours. Try not to move the desk alone once the solid tops are installed as it is a bit cumbersome and could tweak causing alignment issues. As you remove the parts from the quite heavy box, be sure to inspect them for damage as I did have one metal part that was bent, which I was able to repair with pliers. One desk top appears to be slightly warped so my keyboard wiggles a bit. When installing the drawer handles be careful to not cross thread as the screws are tiny and the holes in the drawers don't exactly line up with the handle holes. I have 2 that are cross threaded and now won't stay secure with the included screws. Each part is labeled with a number including the wrapping around the drawers so don't remove the coverings or the number stickers until you are ready for that part. I installed the desk in the L configuration so I’m not sure how the other assembly options work out. The LED has one controller with a Y for both strips and it’s short so your best option is to use one of the included power strip’s USB ports. I haven’t found a good place for the LED switch so for now it’s just above the power strip. The power strip can be installed with the on/off closer to the corner or away from it, I chose closer to the corner so I don’t accidently turn it off but the USB cable for the LED is sort of in the way.