💻 CubiCubi Study Computer Desk 32": Modern, Sleek PC Table for Home Office Writing – Black Metal Frame, Deep Brown Finish Review

This desk is even more beautiful than the pictures on the website. We love the cottage and the view of the trees is amazing and my husband loves his new playstation. Very easy to assemble (follow instructions), my children were able to help with assembly.

I needed a larger table to replace my old one and this table exceeded my expectations. This industrial vintage finish looks very high quality and blends beautifully with my parquet floor. I'm a part-time interior designer so I'm usually very picky about furniture, but this one, oh my god, still couldn't believe that $69 could get such a good design with so much detail and good quality. Other similarly beautiful study desks cost at least $150. Also, I follow the installation video guide and only

I bought it a few weeks ago and now I'm buying a second desk because I really like it. That's easy. Assembly was easy and there were a few opps, but it was easy to take apart and put back together making the whole process painless. I wouldn't call it a desk because my definition of a desk means that the surface has to be absolutely clean. smooth; smooth. The table is not smooth. Has some wood texture. I don't use it for writing, I use it to set up my computing devices like printers and…

This desk strikes a good balance between affordable yet durable and functional yet clean. Switch to e-learning this fall against the chaos that erupted in the spring when schools closed. I bought two of these tables and set them up together in the basement. Pros: They are very easy to assemble and storage accessories can be placed on either side, so if you have more than one they don't have to be the same. The storage compartment is sturdy enough to hold a few books and a few small accessories.

Once assembled the table is actually quite decent. It's cheap but does the job, it's durable enough and the little pocket for books and papers is handy. The biggest problem was the assembly. The instructions are easy to follow and assembly would be a breeze if there weren't any quality control issues. One of the bars attaching the legs to the underside of the table had poorly drilled screw holes. The metal was raised which meant the screw couldn't go deep enough to catch on the threads and…

This is a very beautiful table. And 100% practical. However, when putting it together I noticed that some parts were missing. Contains 3-4 screws of different sizes. One size set was missing one and another size set had an extra screw. So I thought. Hmmm, ok, maybe I can use that "extra" instead of where that "missing" goes. So it was reasonably successful (question mark?). But then when I tried to put the legs on the base, they came out weird and a bit wrong. There was a hole where the screw…

BACKGROUND I ordered a desk to work from home. My original plan was to get a model with folding legs so I can shove it in a closet when the world stops going crazy. The one I originally ordered (from "Halter" - the name has now changed to "Zinus" - the Zinus Mare folding table) arrived VERY late, VERY broken, in a VERY torn box. It came obviously broken to another buyer who returned it because it was broken and then shipped it to me. Terrible experience. But I tried again. This table was…