Review on Its_Organized Computer T Shaped Professional Headphone by Doug Knight

I received the 60 inch model for reference. Secondly, and this was very important to me: YOU ARE NOT FORCED TO PLAY AESTHETIC PLAY. Actually extra stickers! And I personally don't use a giant mouse pad because the table top actually has this gunmetal/carbon fiber textured pattern (smooth enough to write directly on it - unlike a mouse pad), and without the red, playful color the looks Table AMAZING and above all PROFESSIONAL. See the photos and see for yourself. What struck me most about this table is the WORKSHOP. None of the materials come cheap, and I've posted pictures of the underside to give you a good idea of the amount of attention they've put into holding the table together. I also love the ADDITIONAL FEATURES - a cup holder, two headphone hangers, and a cable management rack on the back. The cup holder even has a slot for a pen holder like a coffee mug. I've got a stein there, and there's still room. I'm so thankful I don't have to buy a separate cable manager as the holes have already been pre-drilled so all I have to do is line up the supplied piece where it should be on the table (picture included). It also comes with a controller dock with additional USB ports, but I won't be using that for my setup. Setting up the 3 things I used was very easy. JUST A FEW NEGATIVES: - Two screws were difficult to get all the way in - they got stuck in one place, but soon after a little effort they went in smoothly the rest of the way. - One of the diagonal crossbars didn't seem to have screw holes that lined up with the two corresponding pieces already built, so I had to push the crossbar more than I think I should to line up the holes. . These are only minor issues and once I got rid of them the table is really functional, spacious and looks amazing. BONUSES: I think 3 additional features could be here, but I want to specifically include "cable tunnel". " at the back of the table which is very useful, and swiveling legs to give you a good grip on the surface, although that surface can be slightly uneven. A few final random thoughts: - The extra depth the table has now the perfect distance to the rs monitor where i used to sit too close.the fact that the table top is split in two doesn't bother me at all, probably because i use one of those huge mousepads that lay flat on it.two parts line up very well well together If you try to rock the table it will rock , wobble is NOT an issue The extra desk space allows me to elevate my keyboard and mouse so I can use it as a workbench for other things: then I have only worked on a few laptops in the last week and I will be able to use them comfortably when I build my new computer this week - The price of this desk, esp Compared to "office" computer desks, makes it a no-brainer for me. I love the studio level feel and couldn't recommend it more highly. special needs.