CAIYUN 47" Computer Desk with Keyboard Tray, Home Office Desk with Monitor Stand, Study Writing Table, Work Desk, Rustic Brown

I don't generally write lengthier reviews but I will for this as I am extremely pleased with this desk. I took a good while comparing with other similar items in broadly the same ballpark pricewise (BTW I think it's great value for the money) and after a lot of thinking plumped for this one.I wanted something particularly suitable for a modest home/spare bedroom recording studio ('studio' is a bit on the grand side but I do produce a fair amount of song demos at home in preparation for going into a pay per hour semi-pro setup). This was the best thing I could find for my purposes without spending far too much.Functionality wise, it's a good size but not too big and critically for me has a built in riser allowing for some reasonable placement and (with addition of angled Acoustic Isolation Foam Pads) some elevation of the small Auratone size speaker-monitors that I use, with space in between for a reasonably sized monitor screen. At a squeeze, I can also just about get my upright type Lexicon DAC/audio interface on the riser too (though I imagine the more common forms of interface like the Focusrites could live underneath the riser, where there is also more than enough space to neatly tuck away a small audio amplifier e.g., I have one of the little Kinter types powering my monitors). This desk also has a pull-out middle section under main desktop, which is just big enough to support a small midi-keyboard (on that basis it seemed, for my purposes, to make more sense than having a central draw like some other desks do), or to keep notebooks etc. out of sight. The shelving is minimal but enough to house a Mid-Tower PC on one side and a a little four channel audio mixer on the other with my broadband router on the bottom. The whole thing is, I think, really quite clean and smart looking, very sturdy, and pretty easy to assemble with a little care and patience - all parts were present and correct. There is no built in cable management, which I especially need for my various audio components wiring, but I looked around and bought (also from Amazon) a 'Flow fire No Drill Under Desk Cable Management Tray, 11.2inch-21.7inch Retractable Under Desk Cable Tray for Wire Management', which can be easily adjusted/retracted to fit perfectly at the rear centre of this desk while still being big enough to accommodate most of my equipment wiring, plus a six-gang mains plug-boar and even a couple of little 12 volt power supplies. As I said at the outset of this Review, I'm really pleased with this desk :-)

An excellent quality desk, very sturdy, easy to assemble and looks smart too.Don't be fooled or swayed by cheaper alternatives that aren't as strong and are of inferior quality.

Good quality furniture that was straightforward to assemble and looks more expensive than it is.

This is a very good desk. But beware that the space on the right - I presumed for your PC - might be a bit tight if you have a chunky PC. Construction is not difficult per se, but you will need or at least appreciate two people. The materials seems good quality. Everything was provided and spares too. I really like it and how it looks.

The building experience was a bit finicky, but the result is a really stable desk that looks great.I'm pleased with the resulting desk quality, and structural design, and I'm confident it'll last a long time.The only structural modification I made was creating a mounting hole for a monitor stand, by drilling a through the top shelf and centre strut.

Good solid desk, worth the money.

Put this together this morning by myself. It's a birthday present from my Husband. i have been looking for a new desk for ages and this fit the criteria perfectly. I found the instructions easy to follow and no problem doing it by myself. Even my Husband said that it looks much more expensive than £105. So so happy with it. It looks FAB.

Looks great, apart from cross bar section was missing from desk. Takes time to put together. A two person job.