Optimized for Search: Black Tempered Glass Computer Desk with Slide-Out Keyboard Tray by Flash Furniture Review

This item is a very good table although it was surprisingly difficult to assemble from such a small item and in my opinion (a lot!) a little less live than the manufacturer's photos . The glass seems to reflect a little more than it actually is, and the metal plates are not as visible in the product photos as they are in real life. This is all personal preference of course. However, it is still a very nice table and would work well for my husband who didn't want anything too big or complicated.

Bought this table in July 2014 and have had no problems with it. To date, hence this rating. I noticed that the slide out keyboard tray was wobbly and as I examined it I heard something hit the floor and that's when I realized it was the ball bearings on one side of the keyboard tray that were now on my floor. Not a big deal, I think I could put them back on the tray only to have one side of the tray completely ripped off the retractable arm making it impossible to repair. Overall this is a…

The finish/quality is decent. Mine had scratches. Although after setting it is imperceptible. I had to vacuum immediately after assembly because I had a lot of rust dust. The rust dust is completely gone, but I've posted a photo to show how noticeable it is. It is very durable and looks very nice once assembled. Installation took about 40 minutes from start to finish. The screws had to be screwed in with force, but once you screw the threads in, screwing them in becomes a breeze. The…

Advantages: Visually appealing after assembly. It's actually very pretty and I love it. Less good: The keyboard tray isn't very durable. If you're the type to put the weight of your hands on the keyboard stand, it's not going to last very long. Mystification: where exactly should you place the mouse? I always kept the mouse flush with the keyboard - to the right of it on the shelf. But there's no room for a mouse on this keyboard tray, meaning you'll have to move your mouse across the tabletop.

While it looks nice once assembled, there are some design flaws that are either sloppy or dangerous as hell. Upon removal from the packaging, both glass surfaces, which are made of tempered glass, are covered with tiny, hair-like microfibers, likely fiberglass residue from glass shavings, which can pose a serious health hazard if inhaled, stepped on or touched. skin or eyes, especially if you have babies, children, or pets in your home. I suspect there was a step in the production process that…

This is exactly what I was looking for. Tried to find a small desk with a pull out keyboard tray. It definitely fits the bill. It's big enough to put my all-in-one and mouse on the top shelf and leave the keyboard in the drawer. I live in a small town and space is the main reason for looking for something small, the price is a real bonus too at $40 with first class shipping. I purposely tried to do as little as possible to make this work with my computer setup. and it's definitely not enough…