not sure what I';m gonna do wtih the second one, but this is a steal.

Useful and easy to assemble.

I'm generally happy with it. I needed something to hold a laptop, a 2nd monitor, some speakers, a keyboard, and provide some extra desk space. This does the trick nicely and was very inexpensive. It's shimmies if I knock it or even lightly touch it. Not enough to knock over things, just a little disconcerting. But I didn't want a piece of big heavy furniture, so I'm OK with it.

Pros:
+ It's the right size for computer, monitor, speakers, etc.
+ The desk, shelf, and keyboard tray allow for efficient use of space.
+ It was easy to assemble.
+ It serves the purpose for a very reasonable price.

Cons:
- It's a bit wobbly. Lightly pushing it will make it move. It can hold the weight, but the thin metal supports have some play to them. Side to side is worse than front to back shimmy.

Great desk for playing with my Korg opsix hooked up to my M2 MacBook Air.

One star knocked off because the instructions are terrible. The printed instructions don't match the online PDF instructions. Had to spend too much time figuring out how to build it.

I bought this a while back, and the tools that come with it are really cheap to the point where I had metal shavings from the screwdriver in my workspace for a day or two ... but it's a pretty good desk! I use it as my secondary desk actually. I wish the keyboard tray was larger, too - it comes out so little that it's almost unusable (it is really only for a very small typing keyboard and possibly a tiny mousepad). Other than that it's a fine desk, and fits in almost anywhere.

Excellent desk!

This is one of the only 30-inch-wide studio desks available - and by far the least expensive, especially when on sale. For very little additional cost, you can build it out to match much more pricey units and save a significant amount of desk space. The add-ons I used include:
- On-Stage WSA7500 2U Under-desk rack mount with Monoprice 14-outlet rack surge protector and a rack-mounted shelf. When all this is attached beneath the top surface of this desk, there is still enough room for effects pedals and modules like the Behringer Model D underneath on the bottom
- Gator Frameworks clamp-on monitor stands for elevating speakers
- a basic kitchen pantry storage shelf to hold a laptop over a mixer and audio interface
- an Arturia Keystep midi controller that fits perfectly in the sliding drawer

Well let's start with the bad... the directions are pretty much non-existent. You get a piece of paper that has some illustrations but no actual worded instructions. That said I figured it out and I imagine most will. As for the overall product I am happy with it thus far and definitely was worth the price I paid. Would recommend.

Great value. Keyboard drawer sliders work but are not smooth gliding from side to side.

This desk is functional for someone that is a beginner, learning audio production. It does not consume a lot of space. I currently have my 2 monitors, audio interface, MacBook Pro, and condenser microphone on the desk. The only negative would be the installment instructions. I believe they weren't as detailed as needed.