KKL 61 inch L Shaped Gaming Desk with 4 Drawers & Power Outlets, Home Office Desk with Adjustable Heights Monitor Stand &

Great valueFound this to be overall pretty simple to put together, everything was labelled and easy to identify. The quality was what i expected at this price point and I’m happy with it. purchased as a craft desk for my kids and it looks like it’ll work out perfectly.

The table is very huge, and it can take some time to assemble. The overall frame seems very sturdy with metal support where needed. be warned that the shelves is made of some cloth like material and is not wooden and may not hold as much as expected, it is my only concern how long that would last.

There is a lot of parts. It took a while but when completed I liked it. Did not come with the adhesive for the light.

a pain to put together due to it being able to go in an L in two differenr directions and the instructions being alittle hard to read. other than that its very sturdy and light so easy to move around and can hold all my electronics plus my cats. good for its price.

very cheap desk, looks okFirst, I’ll give the pros: there are a lot of spare parts, which is rare for most furniture. Each component had 1-3 extra pieces. The guide is, for the most part, pretty good. There are two separate sections with illustrations for either corner direction the desk can be assembled, and it’s very clear about the right way to orient the parts, because there are multiple pieces that have to be assembled with holes facing certain ways, that will cause problems in the assembly if you don’t. They recommend two people, but it’s easily done by one.

The cons: This desk is cheaply made. The wood is ridiculously thin, less than 1/2″ thick, and it does not look that thin in the photos. This is not a sturdy or durable desk by any means. If your PC case is too big for the cubby underneath, I wouldn’t risk putting it on the top of the desk. I would be especially wary of putting a larger, heavier LCD on the riser as well.
The light strip had 3 LEDs in it burn out immediately after turning it on to test it (they recommend doing so to make sure you put it on right side up), and this is one spot where the instructions didn’t update the directions for orientation, it’s not a big deal but they have you put it on in a way that doesn’t make sense if you have the corner to the right. The 3M adhesive they give is very strong, and you will most likely break the strip by trying to remove it and flip it the other way, because it’s very flimsy.
The fabric drawers have plastic handles that you screw self-tapping screws into through holes in the front of the drawer, and the process of doing so shreds the cloth and cardboard they are going through. They have fairly small heads, so I don’t see those handles holding up for extended use before they start pulling out of the fabric.

All in all, it’s “ok”. For the price I paid, it’s adequate and I needed something right now, and can get something nicer later, but it’s not a desk that will last years, and the listed MSRP is absurd, it is not worth that by any means. 1/3 of it at best.