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, Black

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!

Little more narrow then I’d like but it works. Wood grain color is nice. All panels lined up good and was easy to put together. Easy to love also as it’s not very heavy. Fits the corner of my office nicely.

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.

I consider this desk to be fair to middling (yes I know this is a redundant saying but I still like using it). I am lukewarm for a few reasons. It wasn't particularly difficult to put together, but usually when an item is self-assembly, the pieces will notch together making it a bit easier to bolt pieces together, etc. And the various pieces didn't squarely align when assembling; it wasn't until the entire desk was together that it didn't seem wobbly. And even then it's not super sturdy. The description claims it holds 500 pounds but I will not put more than 200 pounds of anything on it. And while I don't need it to hold 500 pounds, that description made me think it would be sturdier. What I do like about it: 1. It fits where I need it to fit in my apartment. 2. It will work for my needs for now, although I'm not sure it will comfortably hold 2 monitors and still provide a good work surface (more to come on that). 3. I like the built in power strip although it remains to be seen if 3 plugs are enough. 4. I like the price and if I can get couple of years of use out of it, then I feel I will have gotten my money's worth out of it. Overall, if you're not looking for something to last for many years or you have a limited budget, this is a decent desk to own.

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.