Coleshome 32 Inch Computer Desk, Modern Simple Style Desk for Home Office, Study Student Writing Desk, Black

Top quality desk at an affordable price 👌I like that ut comes with childproof bumpers on the edge .

Great laptop table. Nice and simple.

Bought the 48in Rustic and for the price it is a very solid product. It took about 10 minutes to build and once built it is very stable and feels much better than other similarly priced desks. However I did remove 1 star due to the fact the dimensions appear to be exageratted in the description. The desk is no 48x20x29 it is in fact 47x19x29. Not to much of a difference but the PC that is going on the desk is 18.75 inches long and I was careful to look for a desk that was long wide enough to cover it and at 20 it was fine but 19 is pushing it. I have also seen others mention it was 19 so this appears to not be a defect but an intentional act as more people probably start their search at 20 inches deep and not 19.

Great desk for any home office. Great price and sturdy.

This desk is perfect for 3 monitors and the color is nice. It was easy to put together.

The media could not be loaded. Why did you pick this product vs others?:I bought this desk in white for $29.99 and couldn't be happier. Thanks to the stabilizer bars in the back, it's sturdy and doesn't jiggle around too much.The legs are 3/4". The top is 1/2".The veneer on the desk top is a lovely wood grain texture. It's very lightweight, about 13 pounds.It fits my needs perfectly in my RV. It's my dining table, my writing desk, and the place I sit when I don't want to lounge on my bed. I workout everyday. This desk is easy to pick up and move to the hallway.

Okay, maybe not the "desk of my dreams," but it definitely has fulfilled the need I had and was not a nightmare in any way.After sitting on my living room floor since mid-March with my coffee table for a "desk" due to the stay-at-home order, I decided last weekend that it was time to get a desk. I hadn't previously because there is limited space in my apartment and maybe I was sort of in denial that this would all go on for so long.But, I finally faced reality, and I spent all day last Saturday looking at desks on every possible website. I measured the space and read reviews and looked at pictures and compared them all until my eyes bled. This isn't exactly a product that is easy to return if it doesn't work out!I placed all my hopes in the 39-inch size and Teak coloring (to match a dresser in the room). *insert watery-eyed anime icon here*It arrived a couple hours ago and, in all honesty, it exceeded my expectations (which, to be fair, were pretty low): I needed something minimalistic and compact that could hold all the things I needed to pile onto it while still being kind of attractive, but not so pretty that it became impractical and that didn't make me cry during assembly.Okay, enough story-telling and getting to the point.First, I am posting a picture of it in the space because as a real person researching desks, I found that the pictures from REAL people in their REAL homes (not staged ones) were essential to my understanding of the product and how it might work for me.Second, I shall concisely go over all the things that were major points of interest for me while looking at a million other reviews and how this product stood up to it all:- It came when they said it would, exactly on the day- It fit exactly into the space I had available (you can see from the picture I am not kidding, there is no room to spare), which I was concerned about even though I had measured the space (so silly, but I am a "have to see it to believe it kind of person")- I was able to arrange both my monitors, my laptop (hidden under brown envelope on the left to cover up the obvious company-related stickers), my keyboard and wrist rest, my mouse and mouse pad, and my docking station- It was not too heavy for me get upstairs by myself (this is saying a lot because I am a weakling)- The packaging was very compact (which, translated, means "it wasn't too awkward to lug around for a short time")- There were no dings or other unfortunate damage due to shipping- It was easy to unpack and assemble alone--I'd say 40-ish minutes for me (yet even that is not fair because it was not complicated, but I have long nails and had to work carefully, so if you are fingernail-conscious, this is the desk for you, as I assembled it without breaking a nail!) and for the non-fingernail-conscious I'd go 30 mins- It had all the parts it was supposed to- It had all the holes it was supposed to- I did not need extra tools of any kind to assemble it and the Allen wrench that was provided did what I needed it to do- The instructions were good, but I am a tech writer and can always find fault ;) There were a couple bits I basically ignored because they make no sense or seemed incorrect but they did not impede my ability to complete assembly- You can see all the stuff I have on it, and it's holding up like a champ- I feel like I got my money's worthYou may not be the desk of my dreams, Coleshome Computer Desk, but you are very successfully fulfilling an immediate need.I will certainly come back to this review to update if I feel for some reason the desk is not a dream but a nightmare, but for now I am over the moon and can't wait to start tomorrow's work day!

I mean, it said it was small but I was unprepared for how small it actually was. My legs couldn’t even fit under it while sitting on a chair. I’m tall too.I started to assemble it and realized how short the table legs were going to be if assembled. I searched to see if there were pieces in the box to adjust them. There was nothing. After I looked at the photos again on here and realized that when assembled it would be too short for me, I put everything back in the box and returned it. I tested this out by propping the legs up and putting a chair under.I originally bought the table to use as a prop for taking blog photos and videos. I liked how square it looked in the product description photos but it was too small. The fact that my legs wouldn’t fit under it while sitting on a chair meant that it was too short for my original plan. I’d have to bend to take photos/videos.It is a cute little table though, not sure of durability. I thought maybe my girls room could use it, although I didn’t have a plan for it there at the moment and didn’t just want to randomly put it in their room.If you’re on the shorter side and need a little desk for a very small corner, this will be great. It will fit a laptop but not much else at the same time. I think it will also be great for like a little make-up corner, art corner for kids, and so forth. Very cute. It just didn’t wouldn’t have worked for what I needed. Looks like there’s a longer version of it, I needed it to be square but with room and not too big.