Review on 💻 Maple Computer Desks, 28 Inch, by Flash Furniture by Keith Cannon

It's not a bad table so I'll give it 3 stars but it's a product I want to try before I buy good points first. It was pretty easy to install. It feels very solid, the leg design gives it a wide base so it doesn't wobble a lot given the materials it's made of. And it looks beautiful. I also like the textured non-slip surface of the shelves. Finally, the price is great, you get something pretty decent for what you pay. Now for the cons. First of all, don't make my mistake and underestimate its size. It's barely wide and deep enough to accommodate a standard keyboard and mouse. And that's it. The top shelf is a good size for a 24" monitor with small speakers on the sides, but the main shelf is very small. I managed, but I had to clean out all the extra bells and whistles from my old shelf. What is really bad, however, is that the bottom shelf ensures that there is no legroom at all. I'm not joking. It seems that the table is made for those whose legs end in their knees. Get close enough to type on the keyboard without hitting it with your shins. I came to sit cross-legged with my feet on a shelf as a compromise, and I can walk that path. But if I wasn't so scared. If the table became unstable I would remove this shelf. So keep that in mind. I wish I had read about the inconvenience of this bottom shelf in other reviews otherwise I would have passed by this shelf. For now I will try to get used to it but it will be a problem.