SEDETA 79" Gaming Desk with Fabric Drawers Storage, LED Light & Power Strip

The quality of the desk is pretty good. It looks nice and isn't too much effort to install if you follow directions closely. The main thing to remember is that you do not want to tighten screws too much anywhere until it is fully assembled, including the upper riser. It allows enough tweaking to get screw holes lined up effectively with the surface holes. The carbon fiber patterned surface is reasonably durable. It has a nice clean look. Very easy to clean with a damp cloth. It does show dust easily. The PC shelf is large enough to hold my Cooler Master HAF tower. I was worried it may not fit, but it does nicely. The only issue I found with this is that if you raise the desk feet up at all, the one front corner foot will not raise enough to match. This seems like a total design flaw on their part, because it uses a different, smaller screw in foot. I had to shim that support leg to keep the PC shelf level and safe. The storage on the left side is composed of a bottom shelf and two fabric drawers. The drawers have the cardboard like support in them, but the large drawers are surprisingly good. If anything happens to them, you can always support them with 1/4" strips or replace them with wooden drawers. The upper shelf for your monitors is about 7" front to back. It isn't a bad size and can support plenty of weight of 2-3 monitors. I do find it smaller than I though it would be. I'm using gas spring mounts to hold my LCDs and drilled my own hole for my main, ultrawide screen. I had to get more creative with a clamp mount for the 24" screen next to that to fit. I didnt want to use the full size stands and have them hanging off the shelf at all. Over all, I have 2 screens, speakers, and Echo, a port replicator, 2x laptops, and a KVM switch all well placed and clean looking. I don't use the keyboard tray, not even installed. My full size keyboard would barely fit and leave no room for a mouse surface. Everything is setup on the surface and my only complaint is that I don't have a lot of forearm resting room when typing. Leg room is a little short too when you are taller. The desk only comes about 21" off the wall. That goes for any desk of this size though, so I can't criticize it too much there. It leaves as much room as you can, given the size. I am happy with this purchase and would buy it again, but I do wish the surface was about 5 inches larger on top.

Upon opening the box, the main desk panel was cracked. I reached out to the supplier, and they were quick to respond and offer to ship a replacement part. I tried assembling the desk anyways, and after screwing in the panel, the desk seemed to self correct where the crack was located. The desk looks amazing, feels sturdy, and was well worth the price!

This was my second attempt at ordering a desk from Amazon as my first from a different seller was abysmal. This one was excellent. I ordered Tuesday and received Sunday via Fedex Home Delivery. They even delivered to my 3rd floor apartment. I was relieved to find all the pieces were present and packed efficiently and nicely. The quality of the materials seem to be up to par as well. I could immediately tell the difference from the other I had ordered before. The directions were straightforward and easy to follow for the most part. It guides you to construct the desk standing in its right form, vs constructing upside down and having to flip it at the end which is a plus for me. I have an ultra wide 34”, so going in I was worried that the desk wouldn’t offer enough comfortable viewing distance. The view is perfect for me. I do have a monitor arm mount that may have helped with that but I don’t think it makes much of a difference. I don’t find myself straining my eyes or needing a break when working. The sizing of the desk is perfect, and legroom is perfect for me at 5’10. The desk I ordered before was a little smaller and I couldn’t imagine going with anything smaller than this personally particularly when it comes to surface and working space. I’m able to stretch my legs and rest my feet on the back bar of the desk like a footstool while I’m working (though this probably isn’t the best practice). The RGB LED strip is of a higher quality than I’m used to, but I’ve only dealt with them a handful of times. They’re easy to stick along the back and plug the usb into the port that’s built into the desk (if you choose). There’s a companion app that enhances the features of the lights like adding music, scheduling, or custom colors. All in all I’m extremely satisfied and am confident in the build quality of the desk. I can’t speak too soon as I’ve only built it yesterday, but it seems that it will hold up for a while with appropriate use. *the free desk mat is also a nice touch! I’m definitely using it.

This is a beautiful desk that when assembled does not shake, wobble, or rock and roll. It took a while to assemble by myself. Especially after having broken 6 ribs two weeks earlier. All of the parts fit perfectly. No missing screws or hardware. There was one problem that made assembly take much longer than necessary and required many emails exchanges between myself and the seller. If purchasing this desk, which I highly recommend, pay attention to Step 4 in the directions. The screw in the diagram goes in the frame from underneath, NOT from the top as shown in the diagram. Understanding this will result in easy assembly. The seller was very helpful and was not aware of the error in the instructions until I discovered it and informed him or her. So hey, just buy it and love it!

OVERALL SUMMARY: good buy, especially if you get it on a sale or have free shipping. PRICE VALUE: 5/5. You're not going to find much better in this price range. Not in this economy >.> DESIGN: 3/5. Build is practical and mostly efficient, if a curved desk is what you are after. The depth of the main table is plenty for anything I'll ever use it for, and I would be considered a "power" user on the PC side of things. The slide-out minitable on the underside is only big enough for a basic keyboard, not a mouse as well (unless you are using a non-numpad keyboard), so that is an issue to those who use those things and want their mouse at the same level. The depth of the elevated shelf is too shallow for a computer monitor that has a long base (such as curved screens of 32" or more like mine). Not an issue for flat screens or screens that have a round or wider base. The built-in extension cord/outlet/USB plugs are great for running 2 monitors and 1 charger (the 2nd USB port will be used by the LEDs if you use them). AESTHETIC: 5/5. Looks dope. BUILD QUALITY: 4/5. Plenty adequate for bedroom and office use. Questionable sturdiness in the hands of a college football player who likes Call of Duty. QUALITY CONTROL and EASE OF ASSEMBLY: 3/5. Tolerances need to be better controlled during production. This isn't a fault of the vendor or the designer. This is the actual factory supplier who is the weak link. There are... 85??.. screws involved in the assembly of this desk. And if *anything* is not aligned properly during the parts production, it can have compounding effects on just getting said screws in, not the mention the final product and its alignment. What I got was not terrible. Everything did get put together with no major issues, but it was not a time efficient or stress-free process. About the LED: It's a strip that's not pre-installed. You can put it anywhere. I suggest putting it along the edge of the back of the elevated shelf to bathe the wall behind the desk in light. That had a wonderful result with my setup and it's easier to do than trying to otherwise route it.

Bought this desk and despite the reviews with assembly, thought it was a good deal. For all the folks that have complained about assembly, i didn't find it hard at all. Maybe i am use to putting things together. The instructions were fine. There are a lot of pieces but its not complicated if you take your time and just look at the diagrams. I wonder if some of these folks have ever assembled anything in their life. As far as having the holes line up. I didn't have any issues, but i will say that when you start to assemble, put all the screws in the hole before you tighten, and you won't have these alignment issues others are talking about. It was not a problem for me. I also didn't have any missing parts but i did do something rather dumb. Don't assemble this at night when you are tired. I couldn't find the "w" screws (they are labeled by letter) and it wasn't until later that it looks like the package had to different screws labeled "m" screws. One of the "m" screws was actually the "w" screws. Anyway..... The desk is great in terms of space. It also is easy to move once put together. It's not heavy at all. Having said that, the particle board they used is a little on the thin side, but the desk is sturdy enough to use in an office. I have dual monitors and the stand I use has the gas springs in them. I had to take the shelf part off to even get my monitor stand to mount correctly. But even without those shelf's, i think this is a good deal. I'm going to leave the middle shelf off and cut the metal so i can mount the left/right shelf.

Had this desk for about a year now I it's more than done its job. It looks great with plenty of space for my monitor and desktop. I have no issues with anything breaking or falling apart thus far. Building the desk was relatively easy. It took about an hour to assemble. The instructions weren't perfect, but straight forward enough. I remember messing up once while building. No major issues. I will say the lights that came with the desk could have used more clips to help hold them, but no big deal. Happy with the purchase a year later.

I am a pool designer and put this desk in my office at work. Absolutely perfect!

Very nice and deserves five stars

Calidad y estética combinadas por un buen precio, incluso si mides el espacio y calculas que se verá de una manera, es bueno considerar que visualmente se ve más grande de lo que puede aparentar en las medidas (aunque son correctas)