Retro Computer Desk on Wheels Mobile Computer Desk with Printer Shelf and Keyboard Tray, 3 Tiers Home Office Desk with Storage for Small Space, Compact Computer Workstation, Rustic Brown

My company is making me work from home (and they're too cheap to give me a computer to take home) and I don't want to use my main gaming rig for work, so I bought a cheap computer to sign on to work, and so I needed a small computer desk for it.After several failed attempts at buying a small computer desk from various sellers on Amazon (the first desk I bought the keyboard surface was way too high, the second desk I ordered the guy cancelled my order the next day saying he couldn't ship to my country, the third desk just never showed up even though FedEx says it was delivered).Finally Topeakmart came through :-)It arrived within several days of placing my order on Amazon!Thank you, Topeakmart!!! :-DThe desk surface and keyboard are at a perfect height. I set the completed unit next to my main computer desk and the keyboard and desktop are exactly the same heights.The desk is sturdy and well made. It was a bit challenging to put together though; I could have used a third hand a couple of times, but I managed to assemble it by myself. The package included lots of spare nuts, bolts and screws -- something very few sellers of kit furniture do, so again excellent product, Topeakmart!!! They also included a very nice magnetic screwdriver with it -- awesome!!! :-DThe only negatives are that the bracket holding the very top shelf isn't attached very well to the bracket attached to the base of the unit, and so it flops around a bit unless you tighten the screws super tightly. I wouldn't put anything heavy or breakable on the very top shelf like a printer. But that's a minor quibble since I don't see any reason to put anything on that top shelf anyway. The main shelf and keyboard shelf are quite sturdy. The floor shelf is large and perfect for placing the computer, itself, on.EDIT: After using this desk for a few months, one problem has revealed itself. The keyboard shelf is about 1/8" too narrow between those sliding rails. It keeps falling out of those sliding runners whenever I slide the keyboard in or out. I had to buy a couple of wood pieces and glue it in place in the open position to keep the keyboard shelf from falling off every time I pulled it out or pushed it in. It's not a big deal for me, but those of you with OCD or in a tight space who need to close the keyboard tray when not in use may find this super annoying.

I needed a small desk to fit my desktop computer. I was a little concerned because most of the desks I have seen (of this size) are quite poorly made, but I took a chance on this one and so far I am very happy with it. I put it together quickly, about 20-30 minutes at most and it is excellently designed. I did read some comments here that it was 'rickety' or 'jiggly' but I do not find this to be the case. I will say that the supplied tools are, perhaps, not the best in the world. I used my own tools and so perhaps I got things tighter that way, but the desk is incredibly great! I liked it so much that I got a second one for my wife.There were some small problems with my order and Topeakmart was quick to resolve them, so extra credit to them for that.I upgraded to a new computer and a monitor stand in January 2020. The computer case was too large to fit under the supporting wooden backplate that helps to stabilize the desk. I removed the lower screws leaving the upper ones attached for some stability and was able to position the new computer on the lowest shelf.The backplate proved also proved to be an issue with a monitor stand. A monitor stand is a great enhancement for such a small desk since it gives you more real-estate for papers, manuals, etc. I was initially planning on attaching the monitor stand with a C-Clamp (provided with the monitor stand), but the backplate made that impossible. Removing it completely would make the stand too unstable. Fortunately, the stand also had an option to mount it directly to the desk, which required drilling a small hole, but was very easy to do. However, if you buy a stand with only a C-clamp, it will not work.Perhaps they will design a new version with smaller strips (perhaps metal?) that will give users more flexibility. I'm still very happy with the stand overall and happy with my purchase and would recommend this desk to you.

Product shipped on time and undamaged, contents were as described. Very straightforward to assemble with the included tools. The caster wheels are a bit cheap but work well on an uncarpeted floor and if you point all the wheels in the direction you want to go first.Seems very sturdy and has room for all the computer stuff I need to use, great for an apartment or where space is tight. It's the perfect size for a kid but would be a bit short for adults of average height or higher. Note the keyboard tray only sits 26 inches from the floor and can only hold the keyboard and mouse if you use a compact (84-key) keyboard or a stationary ball mouse. Use the measurements given by the manufacturer to see if the size is right for you.One of the brackets had a major defect (wasn't square), but contacting the seller was very easy, they got back to me quickly and the replacement part arrived within a week. The only problem is the replacement part had a minor defect (one of the holes was not threaded) which I can live with. That's the only reason for the 4 Stars instead of 5.Note I have other Yaheetech products and have been quite satisfied to date.