SogesHome 23.6inches Mobile Laptop Desk, Bed Table Portable Computer Desk with Lockable Wheels, Rolling Computer Cart with Keyboard Tray, Black

Bought for my daughter who is a new mom and taking online classes! Very functional and compact and helpful!! Quality and stability are great! Height is perfect as she works from a rocking chair in the nursery! Easy to put together!

I got this desk to use while I do my schoolwork and it is the perfect size for my space. It is sturdy, durable, and the swivel of the wheels makes it easy to store away. It was worth the price and I would buy again.

Attractive, fairly sturdy computer desk that is easy to roll around. Installation instructions are not the best, so he careful or you may have to disassemble and reassemble it before you get it right.

Perfect size for working from home. Very sturdy and does not look or feel cheap. Wheels roll nicely on carpet too.

Just enough room for my laptop and monitor

This little desk was a temporary solution for my transcription work while moving. I love it so much that I've incorporated it into our home office at our new house. It's very well made for the price. Easy to move around and my husband said it was quick to assemble. Highly recommend.

The desk is hard to put together. Parts and some screws don’t even fit. Don’t waste your money.

Not for me. Might be perfect for others. The box is very heavy to bring inside, almost 27 pounds. The top shelf is very heavy to manipulate for the 4th step.The finished product is sturdy and attractive and rolls very easily, even with a heavy printer on the bottom shelf.Directions: schematics only, faintly printed. In Step 1, The metal sliders (O) for the sides of the sliding keyboard shelf have to be taken apart into two pieces each by pressing on a black plastic lever. These appeared to be very directional (inside, outside; front facing, back facing and did not appear to match the schematic, but after multiple tries, I got it right and did step 5 before step 4. (Had already done steps 2 & 3).Sorry, my spatial skills are very bad. It seemed like the center holes on the drawing of O1 were backwards.Step 4 is an “expletive-deleted” because you are threading a long screw up through a wobbly metal column into an extremely heavy piece of mdf -four times. It helped to lightly glue the metal column pieces in first so they wouldn’t keep popping out. Good luck with it!Also, the lubricant from the metal sliders will get all over your hands and smear onto the mdf; but it cleans up easily.I appreciate that all the hardware and tools were included and learned the new skill of holding a nut with a wrench while tightening a screw. (F and X)Customers with better skills than me could maybe make an assembly video? Best wishes.