💻 Efficient Workstation: Coaster Transitional Black Computer Desk with Keyboard Tray Review

Small but strong. As a middle-aged woman, I assembled it myself with no problems. The desk is a bit small but I only needed it to hold the monitor and not do any paperwork. I like a small footprint. No regret.

This desk was well packaged! Printing instructions were also very good. The build went well and the tempered black glass top looks great! The finished product is excellent! We have a table like this in our living room. The table is beautiful and functional.

Nice table. HOWEVER, prior to assembly, it must be clearly defined which is the front end bar and which is the rear end bar. Clear instructions on what is missing. Don't assemble without first figuring out where the bottom bars go.

For a computer desk, it's quite small and compact. The paint has a metallic hue, actually looks much nicer than in the photo. The tempered opaque black glass top is also good. Everything works, no complaints. Be sure to check sizes before purchasing.

This desk is exactly what I needed, a very compact computer desk. It fits well in a compact space and is wide enough for my large monitor. The keyboard tray is wide enough for a standard keyboard with little room for a mouse (it would have been nice to have an inch or two more, but that would have made the desk too wide). The bottom shelf isn't very deep, it would be nice to lower it two inches, but then it will get in the way of your feet. Indeed no complaints. The table is strong enough, easy

The color of this product is more like a really dark grey. He looks nice, but he's not black. It was relatively easy to assemble, but note the support bars on the underside. You should attach one with six holes in the back and two of them should be facing the back (this is where the support rods screw in). If you're not careful, you'll have to take it apart to fix it. The instructions were not entirely clear on this. We use it as a karaoke stand around our house and it works great for that. I…

assembly is very difficult; Instructions are useless. Worse, the details look like a sardine can. You press it and it goes ting, ting, ting. you know (laughs). very thin; wobbles and parts do not match. The part that supports the monitor was poorly welded. The glass lid is also not unscrewed, but instead suction cups are used. I wet the suction cups by spitting on them and spreading them with my fingers (this is gross to some but I know many do. Come on!) Works but if you forget the glass isn't