Rolanstar Computer Desk 54 inch with LED Lights & Power Outlets, Gaming Desk with Storage Shelves, Home Office Desk with Keyboard Tray, Writing Desk with Monitor Stand, Study Desk, White

Beautiful Desk Easy Construction
Needed a workspace in a small area and this desk fit perfectly. Everything was marked correctly and using instructions to assembly was very easy, took about 30 mins. It holds both my 33 inch monitors. The neon is a bonus and was not complicated to install. Easy to clean, sturdy but also light weight and easy for one person to move. Reasonably priced and delivery was a couple days faster than stated.

Easy to Assemble
I was actually quite impressed with the ease of assembly. All of the parts were clearly labeled, to include the small parts like screws and locking cams which were in individual and labeled bags. Instructions were easy to follow. Tools were included, but you’ll likely want to use your own. The surfaces were thinner than I expected but the veneer seems durable. The wood surface were pre-drilled and in many cases had threaded inserts in the wood to make securing the surface to the frame that much easier.The keyboard drawer is a bit narrow to fit a full size keyboard and a mouse. My keyboard/mouse mat did not fit on the drawer so they are on top of the desk. In order to run the cables I ended up drilling a 3/4″ hole towards the back of the desktop. The veneer broke away some as the hole cutting bit came through the opposite side, but was easy enough to conceal.I also covered up the metal cam locks for the raised shelf. The glaring metal didn’t look so good against the black finish. Used some black duct tape to cover it and unless you’re really looking for the patches it is barely noticeable and greatly improved the appearance.The thin-wall metal frame is fairly sturdy once all the screws are tightened and the wood surfaces attached. So much so that I’m fairly confident that when the veneer starts to wear in the future, I’ll make a replacement desktop and re-use the frame.Good deal for the price, was expecting cheap production and was surprised.

Great desk, seems sturdy and well made.
Have to say I am impressed with this desk, only negative is I can’t fit my computer on bottom shelf correctly. Width between tubing is about 1/2″ too narrow (shelf is wider but computer is too long to fit and didn’t know when measured that it was that narrow between uprights/tubing, not to mention computer is about 2 1/2″ too long). Despite this I’d highly recommend, for smaller towers. It is a job putting together, but nothing to hard. Very sturdy and looks great. Fits two 24″ monitors with room left over. Keyboard and mouse tray little smaller (been nice if it was just a bit wider) but tracks operate smoothly.

I’ve had this desk for just over a month now, and I’m a bit of a hermit so it sees a lot of use. I can confidently say this is a good quality desk – sturdy, functional, and aesthetically pleasing. The LED lighting is soft, hidden behind a bracket that supports the shelf, and complements the rest of my setup, making it look a lot more expensive than it was. My monitor’s stand doesn’t quite fit on the monitor shelf, but it hasn’t fallen so far lol. I put hot wheels under the shelf to mess with when I’m bored or fidgety. Looks good, too.It was a bit tough to assemble. Instructions were clear, but the order of assembly makes it so you often have to hold up a piece while you screw it in place, which is challenging to say the least when said pieces weigh 20+lbs. I would recommend getting some help when you assemble this.I don’t use the keyboard tray as intended, because I store my drawing tablet there instead, which is much heavier so I guess that speaks to the stability of the tray.All in all a great desk for the price. It had a few light scratches and like someone else mentioned, the keyboard rails were pretty greasy, but when you’re buying a cheap desk from Amazon those kind of things are to be expected, and they’re easily fixable anyway, so it didn’t affect my final rating. If you’re thinking about it, go for it.

My old desk was leaning to one side, a leg was threatening to fall off, and I had taped the edge of the keyboard tray numerous times. I get attached to things, and don’t like to change. Hubby begged me to get a new desk, before my old one collapsed. This was my birthday gift (I chose it).Item arrived packed extremely well, with absolutely no damage – not even a scratch. Instructions were a combination of picture and words, and it was very easy to follow and understand – even to the point of reminding you on most pages that they sent extra parts so if you had items left over at the end to not panic. Putting it together was not difficult, and I really only needed hubby to hold two things during the assembly. My only note is that you don’t tighten the screws/bolts all the way until the end – but they don’t remind you to do that. I remembered, but I think some people might forget.I only had one issue (and I was going to have it with any desk with a keyboard tray I chose) – there wasn’t enough room for my keyboard. I have a large gaming keyboard with kickstands that I use, and its quite tall. I ‘McGyver-ed’ a solution by adding 1 inch x 2 inch blocks of wood as a spacer to the underside of the desk, then used some of the extra bolts to attach it. BE CAREFUL – the bolts I had extra of were longer than the original, so watch so you don’t go in too far and put pressure on the desktop. My keyboard now has enough room.The desk is a lovely warm red/oak colour, with large black relief in the pattern. Very sturdy when assembled, with a shelf that holds a CPU nicely (widthwise and lengthwise) – even the support bars/legs are the correct width to slide one in. The lights under the shelf are a nice touch, especially for writing / paying bills in the evening. Plus, hey, pretty lights :-)I was concerned that the upper monitor shelf might sag in the centre with the weight of two monitors, but there is a large support metal post that runs underneath, and mine doesn’t sag at all. The entire desk is on adjustable legs, so you can get the height that works for you easily. The desk is extremely steady, with no shaking while writing or when the cat jumps onto it Even when I grab it and shake my monitors barely move. Plenty of leg room both up and sideways. You don’t feel cramped at all. Of course the keyboard tray could be a titch wider, but I have a numbers pad on my keyboard, so your mileage may vary. The keyboard tray ‘locks’ either in or out – very nice as it doesn’t move if you bump it when swinging in and out of your chair. A small tug or push will get it moving, and when it moves it is smooth and quiet.I’m very happy with this purchase, and I’m sure it will last a lone time. Highly recommended.

Arrived on time and well packaged. It was easy to put together and took less than an hour to assemble with the kids help. The locking screws to attach the upper shelf were a little bit off, but it did not interfere with the structure or stability. It comes with all needed hardware and lots of spare screws. The hardest part was attaching the track to the pullout shelf.I recommend not tightening the screws up until after the two bottom shelves and table top are in place. It makes it easier to line everything up. Also, make sure the center legs are the right way up. It did seem very unstable and misaligned until the bottom shelves and table top were in place, but trust the process. It is quite sturdy once assembled. The LEDs and plugs all work perfectly with a nice switch for the lights.It is a good value for the cost and 11 year old loves how it looks in her room. It is perfect for study and crafting with a lot more work space than expected. She also loved that it came with some extra wire holding clips for the LEDs. She attached them to the side to hold her phone and computer charger while not in use.