Unikito Reversible L Shaped Desk with Magic Power Outlets and USB Charging Ports, Sturdy Corner Computer Desk with Storage Shelves, Gaming Table Home Office Desk, Easy to Assemble, Black

The L-shaped desk was a perfect addition to my room, instantly creating more space and improving organization. Its design fits neatly into the corner, freeing up the rest of the room while providing plenty of surface area for work, studying, or gaming. The built-in charging port is a great feature, making it easy to keep my phone, laptop, and other devices powered without needing extra outlets or messy cables. The layout is both functional and stylish, helping to keep everything within reach while maintaining a clean and uncluttered look.Assembly was surprisingly simple, with clear instructions and all the necessary tools included. Despite how easy it was to put together, the desk feels incredibly sturdy and durable, supporting my computer, books, and other essentials without any wobbling. The materials are high quality, and the frame provides great stability, making it a reliable workspace. Overall, this L desk has been a fantastic upgrade, offering both practicality and style while maximizing the space in my room.

I have a small apartment and had a small desk, however, I love making music, writing, and editing videos. The setup I had just wasn't cutting it spatially. I had end tables and clunky bookshelves acting as storage for me, making everything extremely cluttered and unorganized. I was losing the motivation to sit at my desk to create anything because I would feel literally, thus, creatively smooshed. I decided to look at desks which include storage on Amazon. I wanted one that would have enough space to hold my printer, midi key-board some books, and commonly used office supplies. I found this L shaped desk, which is PERFECT. The lights looked amazing too.Very heavy. I live on the 3rd floor with no elevator. I paid some dude $5 (probably unnecessary) to assist me in carrying it up to my place (necessary). The instructions were easy to read. I took everything out of the box first so I would know what I had before looking at the instructions, which claim you NEED two people to put this desk together - but I did it alone. The instructions call for this to be assembled upside down. If I had done that, I probably WOULD have needed another person to flip it and finished the final steps, but I simply assembled it with the desk up-right the whole time and it turned out perfectly. The lights work, the power strip works. My printer fits. My midi fits. My monitors are now the same level. I have room to write. I was able to donate 3 of my storage-providing end tables and a bookshelf. My place feels so much bigger and I feel less cluttered, and more motivated. It's amazing. For the price, I can't think of a reason to say no to this desk.The only thing that was a bummer about the assembly is that you really can't use a screw driver. So, your arms may be tired after :) But it comes with everything you need to make it.I'm not very experienced with furniture assembly, and this took me about 3 hours. I honestly had a blast watching it come together. If you're patient and pay attention to the details, you can assemble this desk no matter who you are and then look super cool when you're working on things! I also think it will be easy to disassemble it in such a way that it's easy to reassemble - for when I decide I want a bigger apartment and prepare to move.One of my favorite purchases, hands down.

We had a bit of trouble putting it together bc we couldint tell which way the parts were supposed to face but we got ut eventually one thing that kinda bothers me is that there’s a gap between the table top pieces (2nd photo) but it’s fine, overall a nice desk. little smaller than I expected but I’m fine with it, was kinda hoping it was a little longer than it is tho

Very minimalist in design, no annoying ridges or indents on the top wooden boards. Everything is very flush with each other. It took me a total of 8 straight hours of work to disassemble my old desk, take it outside and then finally build the new desk in the now empty space. For this new desk, I was a little disappointed in that the tools that they provided (Allen wrench hex key and mini screwdriver) weren't very suitable for the job. Luckily, I had a nice screwdriver set with different types of heads I could put on it. The directions were a bit hard to understand with little to no written text on them. However, to be fair, they did say how to do everything correctly with the pictures provided. I would say that for the average person, this isn't a beginner project and is a little more on the advanced side. It isn't very easy to assemble. There are a lot of steps and because of the directions being difficult to understand, it is easy to get confused. I am still young and flexible so I was able to get on my hands and knees and get those last few hard to reach screws in, so that's another thing to consider.I am however, pleased with the end result, and I will admit it was a little fun figuring it out. The directions have 3 different configurations for you to choose from: "L" shape, backwards "L", and a long straight "I" shape for the desk configurations. One thing to note is that if you decide to change configurations at some point, it will not be an easy task. You will have to remove several screws and re-angle many parts of the desk.The 3 wooden trays for items are very useful. The USB + power outlet combo they provide you to go into the top of the desk is very useful to have as well. I have two USBc cables just dangling out of the USB ports for convenient charging.It can easily hold a desktop tower and a big monitor, but I haven't tried sitting or putting my full body weight on the desk, so I would be careful of that. It seems sturdy enough for what it was designed for, but I wouldn't use it as a stepping stool to reach something on the ceiling.I'll update this review if the desk fails at all and doesn't meet my expectations for longevity.