L-Shaped Desk 55x55 Inches - Foldable Computer Desk for Home Office, One-Step Assembly, Teak & Black - Perfect for Small Spaces & Gaming Setup

I've bought two of these desks - one to replace a ridiculously heavy old desk my wife found at Goodwill that was never meant to be functional in anywhere but a stuffy office and another glass desk that broke recently. I appreciate both how easy this desk is to put together, yet how sturdy and safe it feels. It has its share of issues and I'll get into that in a second, but overall, I would recommend this desk for anyone looking for something strong, yet flexible.Putting It Together: Could NOT be any easier. Your desk arrives in a big box and it's heavy so you might need help getting it where you want. I have a hand dolly so I put it on there, took it around the house to the basement, and then to the room it was going into. Once you cut into the box, you'll have two pieces and a little hardware. My desk came with an extra screw or two that didn't actually go to the desk so...uh...thanks? Everything with the two separate pieces are attached so you just need to extend the legs, put the big piece in place, and then attach the smaller piece to the big piece using the bolts and allen wrench you were provided. Pat yourself on the back cause you just put together a desk.The Pros: Currently, I have two monitors, a pair of speakers, a tower desktop, a bobblehead, and mouse and keyboard...all on the big piece. You can, of course, place your computer elsewhere and you take up much less room if you use a laptop (which we do upstairs). The smaller piece is empty and allows me a place to write, maybe have a bite to eat, or whatever. Upstairs, where we have our laptops, we can clear off the big side in seconds to do arts and crafts with the girls who can pull up a chair on the other side of the desk. This flexibility is a major plus. Speaking of which, one of the main reasons I decided to buy a second one to replace the glass desk that finally shattered was that we're planning to move our older two girls downstairs and move my office upstairs. In no time, I can break this sucker down and move it without the typical annoyances that come with such an endeavor. Finally, the clear space underneath allows for more storage options (currently have a small endtable for things like game controllers and so forth along with my subwoofer). Upstairs, we typically keep our shredder and small file cabinet underneath it.Negatives: The edges aren't comfortable. They can dig into your arms as you type - as they are now. So, modifications are needed. Unfortunately, because of a bar maybe an inch from the edge, utilizing a clip-on keyboard tray is going to take a lot of searching and measuring because the first one I tried would not fit. And it shouldn't be a negative, but as you can see from the pictures, this is as bare bones as it gets. No clips for your headphones or a cup holder or anything like that. That said, these things can be added to the desk with ease as long as you can avoid the long bars that get in the way of things like a keyboard tray. Both times it was shipped to me, I did have a few nicks. Nothing too worrisome and really, I've come to accept a few scars with big shipments provided it doesn't take away from the object I ordered.Summing Up: Overall, I give this four stars, but only because five stars implies perfection to me. I fully recommend the desk despite the few warts I mentioned. Its durability is solid, the flexibility allows you options, and it fits a number of jobs.