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

Great product! Bought this for my little brother’s room makeover. It was super easy to install and the fact that tools were included was CLUTCH! ;]

I'm a Senior working from home on what used to be an oversized TV tray. The clutter & lack of space finally made me search for options & am I glad I found this perfect solution. The hardest part of the construction was the wheels - the tool included was useless. Don't forget the locking wheel goes in front.

I purchased a new item but received a used item. It was missing parts and the box that it came in had been taped up multiple times. Contacted seller for replacement parts. Seller wanted so much info and 4 days later, parts had not shipped. Contacted Amazon. The customer service rep was so nice. He offered to have the desk picked up from my home by UPS and ordered me a replacement desk. Received in 2 days. The desk received is new and perfect and fits my needs 100%. I can't speak to longevity as I just received and assembled this item. Assembly was straightforward and took about 45 minutes to assemble. The only reason that I didn't rate this 2 stars is due to great Amazon customer service. Overall, I like this desk and do recommend this item, but not this seller.

I do feel that this is a great item for the price. It is smaller than I'd envisioned, but then, I needed something small so it isn't really a problem. I use it for a laptop desk, and even though I have a tiny 8" tablet style laptop, when I have it open to use the keyboard the device doesn't fit well on the surface of the keyboard tray or the main desk surface unless I remove the "monitor" shelf. I think, however, if you use it with a traditional desk top you would be fine. I have a small printer on the bottom shelf, I think you might be able to fit a slim vertical CPU next to it, maybe, but it would be tight or you could probably fit a horizontal CPU with a small printer on top of that. On the other hand, there is plenty of room for a larger printer if you are not planning to store a CPU on the lower shelf. It might have been nice to have a second lower shelf option as there is plenty of room between the bottom shelf and the keyboard tray for a shelf for extra storage.Aesthetically it looks fine for a metal and laminate piece. I got the espresso color and it is very dark, almost black. The faux wood grain is actually textured, not just a painted-on effect. The metal seems to have a grey finish instead of a shiny chrome finish on the frame. The keyboard tray slides smoothly but doesn't shift on it's own. The front wheels are lockable, but I haven't locked them, as I use this on a carpeted surface and it sits solidly without shifting. It seemed to roll well when I rolled it through the tile in the hall. The whole piece feels sturdy, and I would expect it will hold up well.I have built a lot of inexpensive assemble-yourself furniture over the years and this I felt was one of the simpler things I've ever assembled. Tips: do read the directions. There were some extra pieces so you should take care you are using the right screws in the right places. Also, the laminate on the wood sometimes covers part of the pre-drilled screw holes. It will make assembly much easier if you use a pencil or small screwdriver to carefully poke the holes and stretch the laminate opening. And finally, the trickiest bit was screwing the back brace into the two uprights of the frame. It was a little tricky balancing it with one person, but if you make sure the cambolts are properly aligned that will make your life much easier. I used a flashlight to look into the screwhole and visually make sure the cambolt was not partially covering the screw hole.All in all I am very pleased and would recommend this piece if you are looking for something smallish as a computer desk.

I am a new old student and I needed a work station big enough to hold a pile of textbooks, laptop, maybe a monitor, a wireless keyboard, mouse, and other accessories and still have room to have an open text book and a notebook. But the desk needed to be compact enough so as not to dominate the room and on rollers to hide in the garage to get it out of they way when company comes over. This is the perfect unit for my needs.It is extremely well made and sturdy for the price. Solid metal frame with coated composite shelving. This is not the particle board units with only finished tops that are sold everywhere in this price range. The keyboard tray and shelves connect directly to the frame rather than brackets under the top piece so I don't fear it will snap off if I rest my arms on the keyboard. The shelves are heavy duty enough to hold my giant pile of books and notebooks without sagging.But the best part of all is the adjustable top/ printer shelf. This can be mounted on the back or either side. It uses a bracket system rather than screws so it is truly adjustable to wherever you want it. I found this unit but I wasn't thrilled about the color so I kept shopping and found similar units in a faux wood with a side mounted printer shelf and thought it would fit my needs a little better. Finally I ended up on the manufacturers site. I was pleased to find they make the Techni Mobili branded items but they also make the Sharper Image line as well, materials look to be the same but without the price tag of the name brand. After checking the install guide I realized the $80-$100 wood grain versions were actually this unit, the pics just showed the top shelf installed on the side. I placed my order immediately. And I couldn't be happier.This unit is assembled in less than 30 minutes and they included the wrench and screwdriver in the box, no extra tools required. The cd rack is optional to install so if you don't need it, you don't have to use it. The only drawback I found is this seems to ship from the manufacturer so add a day or 2 for processing. It was still eligible for Prime, but delivered in 3 days instead of 2.