Rolling Mobile Computer Desk/Cart with Storage Shelves, Rolling Working Station for Small Spaces, Printer Shelf

I agree with many of the posters here. This desk is compact, sturdy, nice looking, functional.Some observations:1. The color brown (espresso) looks black to me. Maybe it's a very, very dark brown. It actually matches my other black furniture well.2. It's not really hard to put together, although it did take me several hours. However, I'm a 64 year old weakling (female), so you may need less time.3. The directions are some of the best I have seen (it could use some additional closeup insets) and the tools provided are nearly full size. I was quite impressed with the philips head screw driver. The parts were clearly labeled. Assembly was very well thought out.4. I think this desk would best suit shorter individuals (I am 5'3"). The keyboard tray is the perfect height for me.5. Note: there is no room for the mouse on the keyboard tray. I purchased the Aidata Mouse Platform Under Desk (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00V2Q2B5I?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00). It attaches well and the mouse is at the pefect height for me. A tall person may not find this comfortable, however.6. The weight limit for the bottom shelf is 30 pounds. My cpu weighs a shade over 30 pounds, so I needed to put the unit next to the desk. I purchased a mobile cpu stand for it. I put my printer on the bottom shelf along with some desk acessories. There was not enough room to put a ream of paper next to it.7. In order to make more room on the desk top, I also purchased the AmazonBasics Adjustable Monitor Stand. I have not yet received it, but I anticipate that with it, I can put a ream of paper under the monitor and also have room for my dsl modem on top.7. I mounted the adjustable shelf on the back of the desk and use it for my flat bed scanner.8. There is clearance for my wheeled desk chair to fit under the desk, and of course, my legs fit under the desk too.Bottom line: with the above additions, the desk is attractive and functional.

I needed a smaller, sturdier, and more protable desk that would be able to fit my entire gaming PC setup which includes the following:- 32 inch curved monitor- 7-port powered USB hub- Full sized keyboard and vertical mouse- GSX 1000 external sound card sitting on top of the desk- Headphones- ITX PC in a Thermaltake Suppressor F1 Mini chassis- Pair of 2.0 speakers- Steam Controller- 4-plug power strip to plug everything inThe desk was easy enough to assemble by myself. All necessary tools (2) were included, and all parts/screws were individually packaged and marked for convenience. There are even some spare parts in case someone needs them. Once put together, I was surprised by how small the desk actually was in person. It literally takes up less than half the amount of space that my old desk did. However, everything listed above was able to fit with ease. With a little bit of tape, some cable ties, and some adhesive velcro dots, I managed to route all of the cables and power bricks neatly to where only a few are visible. The small piece of wood serving as the backbone of the desk functioned well as a hub for cable management. As a bonus, the CD tray thing on the left side is being used to hold my phone.I often change my mind about how I want to arrange the furniture in my room. Anytime I wanted to move my old desk, I would need to unplug everything in the list, move everything somewhere else, hit every wall trying to move the cumbersome thing around to its new spot, inch it into place until it's straight, bring everything back, and rewire everything again. Now, all I need to do is unplug the power strip from the wall, roll the desk to its new spot with everything on it (still wired up), and plug the power strip into the new outlet.I would defenitely recommend this desk to anyone in need of something small, easy to build, functional, and mobile which can fit their entire setup without any compromises.

The desk is nice and small so if that is what you are looking for here it is.You will need a couple of different sized screw drivers when assembling this desk even though it comes with one or you risk stripping screws.I did not use the CD storage rack, I think that most people would not use this rack. I got this for my daughter. I am not sure if she even knows what a music CD is. I guess you could use it for jewel cases if you are still storing data on optical media. This feature seems very antiquated to me, then again if you look at the image of the desk the computer in the photo is pretty dated. The printer/monitor attachment that shows in various locations does not have to be used if you so desire.I think the desk design is still great, it is on wheels and easy to move around if you need to.Maybe a little design update will keep this going even longer or make it more desirable. Change the jewel case storage out for maybe a side storage organizer for pens or folders. It is a small desk so need as much free desk space as possible.Anyway, Great price, nice small desk, great for a person looking for something very small that can fit almost anywhere and put a computer on it or not.The reason for the 4 star rating versus 5 star rating is because when assembling one of the panels the pilot holes were just to small for the screws and the screws were going in very hard and began to strip. I had to go back a couple of steps to access the panel to make it easier for me to install and then continue. Made it a lot harder. I did not drill out the holes, I did not want to modify it and void the warranty. Other than that it was easy to put together, instructions and parts are labeled very well.hope this helpsI would buy it again, and recommend it to a friend