Price: $99.99 - $49.98
(as of Jul 06, 2024 20:43:28 UTC – Details)
WOODYNLUX Computer Desk with Storage, 32 Inch Gaming…
Customers say
Customers like the ease of assembly of the desk. They say the instructions are clear and the desk is easy to put together. They also appreciate the value for money, saying it’s great for the price. Customers like that the desk has a steel frame and is not badly made. They appreciate the size, saying that it’ll fit in any space. Customers also like the versatility, and appearance. However, some customers have reported that the product arrived damaged on the front corner and scratched.
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Christina –
Amazing product
 I LOVE it. It’s sturdy, spacious, stylish and neat and good quality for the price. I’m a tall person but when I sit I still have a lot of leg room. Got all the pieces and screws, they even give you basically quality extra of each plus a screwdriver. Easy to put together as long as you the instructions properly. 10/10 product, would definitely recommend to buy.
Cyrus –
A great desk for the price
So I got my first PC setup thanks to my partner, and thus I had to get a desk. We are in a minuscule apartment, so space saving and inexpensive was the goal. Luckily, I found this listing. It wasn’t too heavy to bring up, definitely something that’ll make you a little sweaty but not in need of a helper (though take that as you will, it may still be too heavy to bring up on your own).The wood material is pretty light, the metal legs were the heaviest part. The instructions are completely picture-based, no descriptions besides the numbers corresponding to the pieces. All the hardware is in numbered bags, so I highly recommend keeping the individual pieces in their numbered baggies and taking them out one by one to avoid confusion. That being said, there was a part in the instruction booklet where the picture was so small I had to be really careful with putting the second shelf together, but otherwise it was very easy to put together. I even had extra hardware left over, which are now tucked away in a junk drawer in their numbered baggies.I’m about a month and a half in, and I’m really impressed with it. I’m not a heavy-duty gamer or whatever, so I’m not on this thing 24/7 for gaming. I have a dual monitor set up, and I found it best for myself to not use the second unattached shelf to house the monitors, but if you’re taller than me it’ll be beneficial to you. Yes, it is free floating and not physically attached to the desk, but it’s easy enough to fix with a few strips of duct tape to help give it some traction (otherwise it’s smooth wood on smooth wood).The shelf underneath the desk that is physically attached is a rather nice footrest. You can’t put too much weight on it, but (I hope) no one plans to stand on it so it doesn’t matter. Because I went with the black color option, I did find that it leaves slight scuff marks on my wall, but if you can spend another $2-3, then you can get those small felt furniture disk things that go under the legs of you chair to stop it from scuffing the floor. I just cut one in half, stuck it to the back and sides that meet the wall, and the problem was solved.This is a great desk for computers, general desk work, studying, art, whatever you need. It’s deep enough that I’m not fighting for space for my arms or keyboard or whatever, but it still doesn’t take up much space in my tiny overpriced apartment. I hope you like it too, if you get it.
Melissa Kelley –
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTION
I’m VERY pleased with this little desk. It’s super-sturdy; I love the steel frame. It is not the particle board/cam construction common to so many inexpensive furniture options; there are bolts that go into steel and wood screws that go into little white anchors that you plug in. Overtightening is not much of a worry, and I don’t see this piece coming apart very easily. I don’t mind the detachable top shelf; I like being able to move it forward if needed. The surface of the desk is at a good level for typing if I have my chair set a little high.The instructions are only graphics, and small and hard to read. I decided to post some text for each step, because we made a few goofs. This would have been really hard for me to put together by myself. A helper is probably necessary. And if you follow the instructions, it’s not that hard.Step 1: Screw the feet H into the legs of the side frames 1. (You can level the finished desk if needed by screwing the feet higher or lower.)Step 2: Attach cross bars 2 to the side frames. Be sure you orient the cross bars properly, with the screw holes outside and toward the back. (See the picture for Step 6 to understand how this is going to work.)Step 3: Attach top cross bars with two B bolts at each point. A helper is really good to have for this. The bolts must be aligned carefully before they will screw in. It’s helpful to get the top one started and then align the bottom one. (One of the holes in the metal was not quite big enough, and we had difficulty with one of the screws going in. The power drill helped to get it mostly in, but it’s on the back side and not noticeable.)Step 4: Insert all the little white anchors D into the holes in the footrest pieces. Align the holes in the anchors to the holes in the ends. The screws will go through them. You can adjust with a flathead screwdriver.Step 5: Attach the back of the footrest to the shelf with two C screws.Step 6: Attach the footrest to the frame with C screws.Step 7: Attach the top to the frame with A bolts. This might be easier if you turn the desk upside down, though we did it right side up because it’s a bit easier to line up the bolts with the holes. It’s a little tricky but doable.Step 8: Put two G pegs in the outer holes in the middle of the shelf 7. Screw in the cam screw E in the center all the way. Insert the cam F into the wide hole in the center support 9. Place the center support over the pegs and cam screw, and turn the cam with a flathead screwdriver until it tightens.Step 9: Insert four D anchors into the holes at the ends of the shelf, aligning the holes with the drilled holes in the ends. Attach the shelf end supports 8 to the ends of the shelf with C screws. (Take care that the anchors don’t slip out when you do this, or the screw won’t go in properly.) Attach the rubber pads I to the bottom of the shelf supports, front and back.Now you have a sturdy little desk.
Sara Medioni –
Simple appearance, standard size
The look is simple and generous, it’s simple to assemble, the frame is sturdy, it feels durable, and it has plenty of storage space, lots of places to put things, so my books and papers can go in it, I love it, and most importantly I love the size, it fits right into my bedroom, it’s the perfect size
zhengqian –
Great Desk!
This desk is perfect for gaming or office use. The size provides enough workspace whether it is to place a computer, documents, or other office supplies. The quality is very good, clear directions and excellent build quality. Great value consist the functionality and durability!
qingxiali –
Oversized monitor shelf
I bought this desk for my dad and he loved it! The desk is versatile and offers plenty of space for work and study. What I like best is that it has an oversized monitor shelf, which provides plenty of storage and display space. In addition, the design of the desk is very safe, and the smooth angle of the table prevents my children from bumping when playing at home; It also has adjustable leg pads on the bottom to ensure stability and prevent scratches on the floor. The installation method is also very simple, I assembled in 30 minutes on my own, highly recommend!