Realspace® Magellan Performance 71"W L-Shaped Corner Desk, Espresso

Definitely buy this first before you choose a computer so you know how big of one to get. The only thing I don't like is there's no keyboard tray. That's my only gripe. Worth the money.

Takes a while to assemble about 4 hours for me. Very sturdy, easy to follow directions, hardware is separated by steps (which is awesome). Downside I'm not sure it will come apart to move without damaging it, a lot of glue is used. Order from vendors on Amazon, about $100 cheaper than Office Depot, typically free shipping, and no taxes. Saved about $150 buying from a 3rd party on Amazon. Would buy again.

Love the space and function. The printer tray is great but changing ink has become a project.

This desk was super tedious to put together and the finish is super thin. The "veneer" has already been rubbed off in some areas on the edge where i sit. DO NOT BUY.Would try and send back but isn't worth tearing apart.

This desk is great! Great quality, has the rare curved corner and rounded edges. Office quality! Do yourself a favor and pay the extra for assembly, though! It took two professionals three hours to put it together.

This is a beautiful desk. The packaging protected it in transit so there was no damage. Assembly took over 3 hours doing it by myself, and you'll want gloves because there is a lot of hardware and almost all of it must be done by hand. The only tools required were a cross-tip screwdriver and a hammer. Assembly would be a bit quicker and a lot easier with help. The instructions are ambiguous only for parts P and Q; if they're not facing the right way you won't know until much later. The hardware was thoughtfully packaged according to the step for which it is used, and there were extras. A small tube of glue was also included, though it ran out about halfway through. It uses cam-type fittings for the most part, so I'd not want to try moving it once assembled. Once assembled, the desk looks great and works well. My only complaint is that the satin finish on its top shows every fingerprint.

Most desk in this price range have an issue with the support in the back corner, this one does not. It is sturdy and not difficult to put together. Was also nice that it included spare parts, incase you lose one, etc.

Assembly takes a few hours, so be prepared. When finally assembled, the top is quite sturdy. It looks really nice, and the color is actually espresso (and not black or too light of a brown). The outlet and ethernet plug is handy, though I did swap out the RJ11 phone cord with another CAT6 Ethernet cable for good measure.I don't anticipate this desk lasting being taken apart, though. The particle board used for the support is not very dense. One board (Panel Q) came split. Another board (Panel P) split during assembly. I only found out because I had to take it apart because Panel Q and Panel P are very easily assembled in reverse and I did just that. Speaking of, the desk is not engineered well. It's incredibly easy to assemble it incorrectly in a few steps and some of the screw placements are incredibly difficult to get to and many of the pilot holes were not straight. Finally, some of the veneer already started to peel off.This desk would easily be a 5-star desk if the particle board were denser, all the pilot holes were straight, some screws were in easier-to-reach and not symmetrical places, and the veneer didn't come pre-peeled.