ODKL Shaped Gaming Desk, 150 x 102 cm Reversible Computer desk with 2 Sockets and 2 USB Charging Ports, Corner Desk with Storage for Home Office, White

Arrived well packaged with no broken or missing pieces. Instructions were easy to follow although the left and right hand versions were round the wrong way. If you want left hand desk use right hand instructions. Quality is good , no cheap chocolate hardware even came with a decent Allen key and screwdriver. There isn’t an adjustable foot for the tiny leg on the PC shelf event though there’s a spare one in the bag. Not sure that one is left shorter than all the others. For the price it’s a very well made desk and suits my needs perfectly. 3d printer, normal printer and sewing machine all fit with room to spare

The table was incredibly easy to put together and feels very sturdy. The power cord worked really well for me but i do only have a lamp plugged in so i don't know how it would hold up with a computer or something more powerful plugged in. My one issue is that my computer doesn't fit on the little platform designed for a desktop computer but my computer is in a Lian Li O11 case which is massive so a smaller computer may be fine.

(Please ignore the mess of wiring in the photos. Cable management isn't my strong point.)Love how this desk looks now that it's set up. It's a little shallower than my old desk, so I'll need to get a monitor arm to free up the space under the monitors (the right one is sitting on the corner of my mouse pad right now), but overall still has a lot more space than my old desk. The only downside is that the black tabletop is a fingerprint magnet.The support beam under the front is *just* far enough back to securely fit my Logitech G902 steering wheel and shifter, though I had to move the clamp extenders to make it fit properly.The 2-gang power strip is handy for things like phone chargers or small USB-powered devices. Despite what the Q&A says, the UK version *is* fused. One answer from the seller states it can handle 15A, but the installed fuse is only 5A, so take that with a pinch of salt. The strip is rated for 1500W total through the sockets, but I probably wouldn't trust putting that much through it (though the 5A fuse would blow first if you tried to since 240V * 5A = 1200W).The build quality of some of the parts was a little bit off, hence only 4 stars. Both of the parts labelled "P" were too short, making it rather hard to get the screws in, and resulted in those 2 parts being slightly stretched once screwed in, with there being a visible gap around the screws. There were a couple other parts that were either slightly bent or had small manufacturing defects, making putting the screws in difficult. Getting the wooden tabletops screwed in was especially difficult, partly due to the normal small amount of misalignment from me building it, but also partly due to a couple of the bent parts making things awkward.The instructions recommend that this is a 2-person build, but I was able to build it on my own even despite the faulty parts. Once fully assembled, it feels fairly sturdy, and I can't see any issues with the finished product caused by the faulty parts.I actually had to order this twice because Amazon lost the package the first time, before they had handed it to DPD for delivery. (The delivery courier was DPD, so your mileage may vary with delivery shenanigans.) I don't know how you can lose a desk but these things happen. I was fully refunded and ended up buying the desk for cheaper the second time round anyway, so I can't complain :)

Great desk, nice size. Perfect for my crafting needs

The instructions are the wrong way round so keep that in mind when putting together, you'll need to use your own mind and not rely on them for the duration of it 😂 It took me about 2-3 hours to put together, it's very fiddly due to the amount of screws (screwed with an allen key). It's very sturdy once complete and looks fab!

Great desk, solid and straightforward to assemble.

Good desk, went together easily although fairly time consuming. Things require a little iggling to get them to fit properly so don't immediately tighten all bolts, leave them a little loose and give them all a final tightening once everything's attached. At least one extra of all the hardware was supplied.A couple of the grid panels were damaged in spots, removing the paint, but I'm not terribly concerned by it.The desktop power supply is useful, but even with a monitor plugged into that and a wireless keyboard and mouse, you would still need a HDMI or DVI-D cable running down the back of the desk, creating a gap.The biggest issue is the surprisingly small PC shelf at the back corner; I have a plus-sized case that barely fits on it, overhanging at the front and requiring the desk to be 5cm from the wall at the back to allow for cables. I know larger PC cases exist that wouldn't fit on the supplied shelf at all. Additionally, the short leg that goes underneath the front corner of the shelf was a little too short, not touching the floor when all the adjustable feet on the other legs were at their shortest.The desk also feels a little high to be typing on regularly, and I'm a fairly tall person.I'm going to be looking into building a longer PC shelf and fitting a keyboard and mouse tray to this shelf, but otherwise I'm pretty happy with the purchase. My advise to the company for future products would be to make the PC shelf longer to accomodate plus-sized cases, make the short leg that goes underneath it into one that accepts one of the adjustable feet (seriously, you already gave me two spares!) and implement a cable tidy hole beside the desktop plug sockets (between 30-50 mm to allow for end connectors, then a plastic plug to cover excess space once only cables are passing through it would work great).

Easy to assemble with instructions to build it alternate ways (left or right facing) and very sturdy. Very happy with it for the price.