AODK 79 inch L Shaped Desk with 5 Drawers, Reversible L Shaped Gaming Desk with LED Light & 2 Power Outlets, Computer Desk with Storage Shelves for Home Office, Grey OakThe Forest Stewardship Council

Desk is as described and perfect for my needs. Instructions are not clear on some parts but we figured it out. Just go into assembly with a lot of patience and a power tool with an Allen wrench/hex key attachment or you will spend twice as long using the manual tool provided.

Product was easy to assemble and instructions clear. I have had the desk built for about a month now and love it. Plenty of room for dual monitors, laptop, mic, camera stand, Xbox and so much more. The shelves on the desk are flimsy and do make it look slightly cheap. However for the money paid this product is definitely worth it. Would highly recommend, plenty of plugs for all your devices and already comes with a multi colored light.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I purchased this desk because of its pricing and versatility. It is sturdy and when I had a part go bad I contacted the seller, they are sending me that part.

What I needed: a desk large enough to handle monitors etc for 3 computers, plus space for "other stuff". I bought this desk because it looked very spacious without being ridiculously huge, and the cost was what I was willing to spend.Pros/cons:- Desk does easily accommodate 3 monitors (plus a couple towers). There's a spot under the corner of the "L" that is designed to place a tower. I wish it was a full shelf instead of a 2/3 shelf - I could fit both towers there; but instead, I placed my larger/taller one there and have to go buy a tray or something to get the other tower off the desk and put underneath.- My previous desk was about 24-26"? wide, so I feel like this one is small by comparison (19.5" I think). But as most desks seem to offer 18-20" width, it was REALLY difficult to find an L-shaped desk that had the width I wanted. It makes me feel like my monitors are rightinmyface, so I will be getting clamp-on arms to lift the monitors off the desk.- Love that there are not just one but TWO electric stations (3 plugs + 2 USB plugs). One is located in thr corner of the "L"; I wish it was set closer to the back edge of the desk because the fact there's a 4" gap between the electric strip and the back side of the desk is wasted space. Additionally, I wish the plugs on the end of the "L" (above the printer spot) were on the same piece of shelf as the printer will sit on. Since they're on the little "arm" that sticks up, the plugs are very obvious and unattractive. If you don't use these plugs, this won't matter to you.- It took me 2+ hours to put this together, and dear reader - I am a DIY-put-your-own-furniture-together queen. The biggest headache when assembling the desk was to attach the big, flat main desktop piece. Make it easier on yourself - put the frame on its side and you will find it easier to match the screws to their holes. I only manage to use 7 of the 8 screws meant to attach this particular piece of wood to the frame; I just couldn't get the last one to line up. It's straightforward assembly, but it IS time-consuming because there's a lot of small pieces and sooo many screws. Do yourself a favor and get a little handheld electric screwdriver with a tool bit that fits the allen wrench size; it will save you a LOT of time. It probably recommends having 2 people to put this together, but I was able to assemble it solo.- Desk feels very sturdy once constructed. Doesn't wobble.- Major con: the drawers are - imho - pretty useless. They're cloth with cardboard sizes and bottom insert. Which means they really can only be used for light stuff. Definitely nothing heavy in those drawers.- Major con # 2: Ugh, the drawers STINK. I don't know if it's the material they are made from, or their dye, or what, but they stink something awful. It's been several hours since I took them out of the package, and I can still smell them. Once the smell disappates, I will try to remember to update this and say how long it took them to stop stinking.- Meh?: The light bar that goes under the shelf on the side is easy to install. It takes a bit of playing around with the control to figure out how it works. You can do several different levels of light, and you can choose from like a dozen colors. There's also an option for it to cycle through the colors, which makes me feel like I'm sitting next to a disco ball.Color options: I really wish there had been a option to have white metal frame with wood-look shelving. I suppose I could paint it, but if you go that route, do your painting before you assemble it.Despite some big strikes, I do like the size/layout/design/look of the desk, which is why the desk is 4 stars, not 3.

Materials used are sturdy and easy to put together. Definitely worth the buy as a cheaper gaming desk if you can get around the depth of the desk. It has a good length but if you put it against the wall you will be too.

Really nice for the price took a bit to together but not hard would definitely recommend

Perfect fit in son's room. Looks great, plenty of space, and fits our needs perfectly. Easy assembly

Amazing, great size, looks just like the picture. If you’re looking for a large desk with plenty of space this is the desk you should choose. It was easy to put together and I love the end result.