HOMCOM L Shaped Gaming Desk, Corner Computer Desk with Keyboard Tray, Work Table for Home Office, Study Workstation, 130 x 130 x 73.5cm, Black

This desk is 100% value for money.Easy to install with not much fuss. Very sturdy and looks great.Even better with different options to how is can look…

Easy to put up and good price and quality

So I will say a few things about this desk.1: it's the only desk I've found that would fit my required space with enough surface area2: the delivery of the Desk was 3 days early.3: the assembly isn't as clear cut due to the instructions being unclear and the supplied screw not matching the diagram. which resulted in me needing to build and then disassemble some parts twice.4: Quality control obviously doesn't exist on site as one of the bars that sits the desk top has a hole drilled in the wrong orientation. so rather than being held down by 4 screws mines held in by 3. That being the case it's still incredibly firm and doesn't seem to move.5: If you build the desk in the L form the corn that connects the 2 desks together has no support on the back corner and will flex under weight, so keep that in mind and only place lighter monitors or items on there.6: I run a Corsair K95 keyboard, the included keyboard tray only comes out far enough to expose the top row of numbers and completely cuts off the "F" keys as well as my volume control and audio controls. And that's without me even thinking of attaching the wrist rest. (Fortunately because of how low down it is for me I don't need it but I am on the taller side.)7: If you want storage for this desk you will have a hard time find any under desk that will fit due to the way the cross brace is fitted. However the way it's designed does make it very solid.So despite it's few shortcoming I'm more than happy with this desk, It' got enough room to fit both my monitors, my tower, keyboard, gaming peripherals (in my case a H.O.T.A.S), and still have enough room to draw or do anything else that I may need some desk space for.Year 1 Update: So I've had this desk for a year now so it's had time to bed in, all it all it's still a great and sturdy desk. The only real things I'll mention are.1: The roll out section for the keyboard will eventually wear out and by this I mean it wont stay in place once pulled out, it'll slowly roll back under as your typing or using the keyboard.2: The edges of the desk aren't rounded so you will find yourself bashing your elbows a lot, I even somehow managed to cut my elbow on the desk corner.3: Under desk cable tidy solutions wont have much if any space behind the keyboard area it was pure luck on my part that I managed to get it to fit and I don't think I'll be able to get those cables back without dismantling the table.

Well worth the money

Reasonably priced. Arrived quickly.I put it together myself. Instructions were easy to follow and it looks very smart in my daughters newly decorated bedroom. Not chunky like her old desk and doesnt take up as much room either.

Marvellous desk bought for teenage techie son. We have it set up length ways rather than as corner desk & has ample space including homework/revision space etc. Was very easy to build, well made, clear instructions / pictures, looks good and it’s sturdy. Looks a lot more expensive than it actually is. Laptop tray is under the left side section ( hard to see on picture). Very pleased with purchase and would happily recommend.

It's a good looking desk but there's one major flaw for me and that's the keyboard tray. It's too narrow to take a standard keyboard with a mouse alongside, and it only projects 11cm / 3 .5 inches meaning the top of the keyboard is hidden (See photo).The instruction pictures are very small so a certain amount of guesswork is required when deciding which way round some pieces go. I had to dismantle and refit a couple of times.The description mentions 'a computer wire stand to fix the cords to'. No idea what or where that is!I assembled it on my own but it would have been useful if I'd had three arms when trying to line up/hold in place/screw!Looks smart thoughPROBLEM SOLVED!I purchased a 50x40 glass worktop saver and placed in on top of the slide-out keyboard tray to make it deeper. Also bought a compact keyboard

It's a great desk, good value for money.Only 1 suggestion, replace the Philips screws with hex bolts and include a hex key, would make the assembly even easier, the crosshead bolts easily wear out when refitted a few times