Music Studio Desk with Keyboard Tray and Height Adjustment Bracket, for Full 88 Keys (Music Producer Desk) (Black, 88 Keys)

I can't begin to describe how pleased I am with this desk. First of all, it was such a breeze to put together, I had planned to spend the whole afternoon putting it together, and like 10 minutes in I was already done and it looked... magnificent. Second, the engineering on this thing is wonderful. It fits my 88-key weighted Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S88 like a dream and with room to spare, and it's sturdy as heck even with all that weight and me banging on the keys. Third, it's lightweight and easy to maneuver around the room, and it comes with plastic bottom feet so it doesn't scratch the floor. I am so thankful for this. Fourth, the materials and design are simple yet exquisite, and it's super easy to route cables around it and put a bunch of stuff (including my studio monitors, PC monitor, laptop, fader and knob setup, tube amp, and audio interface) on top of it. Fifth, the shipping was crazy fast. Amazon said it would take a month to get the desk, and a week later it was on my doorstep. Every step of the way I've been pleasantly surprised by this purchase. Sixth, the price. Oh my god, the price. I was looking at desks that were two times as expensive (which of course, I couldn't afford) until I found this one, and quite honestly this one is much nicer, lighter, prettier, and practical than any of those huge studio desks.The desk needs no introduction, as you can look up LYYL's Instagram and look at all the musicians and producers using it. LYYL is a company that is starting out in the U.S. and you can tell they're doing a crazy good job, and deserve to be supported. I have no affiliation with them, just an incredibly happy customer who is over-the-moon for finally having found the desk for my 88-key keyboard that I've wanted for years.Check out the photo for my setup, and if you're on the fence about getting one, hurry up and do it. You won't regret it!

Simple yet sturdy, this desk is a space-saver with a solid build. Assembly is a breeze, and once set up, it does exactly what I need—no fuss, just function. My Roland Juno D8 (88 keys) fits perfectly, making it an excellent choice for musicians or anyone looking for a reliable workspace. If you're after a compact, dependable computer desk, this one's a winner!

This is a very good music workstation desk. I got the one with 88 key tray. My Roland Juno DS 88 key piano fits perfectly in the tray. It fits 2 monitors. Just as I needed. I decorated with some LED lights as you can see in the pictures.The keyboard tray wobbles a bit when I play. It's sturdy but wobbles a bit.It's easy to assemble.Overall satisfied with the desk.

The desk is very stable and solid. The keyboard drawer is frictionless and smooth (for an S88). The appearance is pleasing, modern, and minimal. Most important is the company's customer service—a representative called me to clarify my order (which I placed on the LYYL website for an item Amazon did not have). That was "above and beyond" what any other company has EVER done. It saved me over a hundred dollars. This item and the supporting company get my vote for 5 full stars! I've order a second studio desk for another room.

Easy to assemble. Sturdy. Love the keyboard tray!

Was skeptical but once constructed and modified; I am very happy with it. The purchased workstation looks professional, and it is a quite stable platform, including the keyboard tray. I had to remove the rubber feet on the MOXF8 to get it to fit when using the 2nd keyboard tray position from the bottom. Rubberized shelf liner on the keyboard tray keeps the keyboard from sliding around on the tray with the MOXF8 rubber feet removed.I wanted to get a different workstation desk that has a full shelf above the main desk with rackmounts; however, it is more expensive with $hipping; so, a 1"x12"x8' board cut to fit works perfect functionally for an elevated monitor and speakers (still in process). Other rack mounted sound equipment neatly fit in one of 3 compartments formed from 4" supports.These LYYL guys nailed it (maybe add a full upper shelf as a bolt-on option)

It's hard to find anything like this in this price range so I don't want to be unreasonable with my critiques, but it does have a few issues.1. The keyboard tray will wobble a bit depending on how much you pull it out and how forcefully you play the keys. I have a 48 pound keyboard on it, which is still within the advertised supported range for the tray but it nevertheless has wobble when playing with force, especially with both hands. For simple input and MIDI programming tasks it's not an issue. This is the biggest con with this desk for me, especially since they made it a point in the description to note that it should be wobble-free, essentially. It is certainly not.2. The tray also slides in and out too easily. While playing, the tray will slide in or out slightly over time which is really annoying, especially since there is also a wobble problem as mentioned. This desk keyboard tray seems to be best suited for basic midi inputting and recording necessities and not actual piano playing.3. Had a horrible shipping experience. Took them three attempts for the tabletop to be delivered without any damage.Luckily, assembly is easy and the desk is aesthetic and spacious. Accessories are a bit overpriced but they're nice too. If you're picky about wobble and have the budget, you could probably get a more stable desk, or just do what mant others do and buy a tall desk and then have a stable piano stand with the keyboard selerstely underneath.I personally went the DIY route and made some simple modifications to create more friction when the desk slides out so it won't slide as easily. Despite the cons there's nothing like this in this price range and it is pretty darn nice once it's all set up.I am 6'1 or so, so the desk height wasnt really a problem. It is fine for typing and just using a PC as well, imo.