Topeakmart Home Office Mobile Computer Cart Desk with Keyboard Tray and Storage Shelves, Printer Stand, CD Rack Computer Workstation Desk on Wheels

I love this desk it was over all not that hard to assemble and it took me about an hour. I would say though the instructions are on a small sheet of paper and I could not figure out how to get the keyboard tray in or installed because I could not make out those instructions, the kit does come with tools but they are kind of small so if you have big hands like me grab a screwdriver.

My 17 year old put it together by himself and likes it alot.

Pros: small formfactor, light weight, moderate mobilityCons: moderate durability (because of light weight & mobility)Issue:- If you are looking for a computer cart with lowest profile possible, like less than 28 inches, this is not the product you want.- For a very specific build, I have done hours of research on a small computer cart whose distance from working table surface to the floor needs to be lower than 28.5" and found this one spec'ed out to be 27.6". Upon finishing the assembly, that distance is 29.5", exactly like 95% of the computer carts out there. Of course, I could have saved one hour of assembly time by pre-measuring the components before starting the build).

Pros: I really liked the dimensions and the setup.I needed a desk for my laptop where I could hide it but still be able to use it. The keyboard tray provided that, since you are able to adjust its position in the railings. The monitor had enough height to give me extra desktop space and not be a pain in my neck, literally. The bottom shelf had enough space for the sub and my PS4. All seemed ideal.Cons: Its not sturdy or stable, because the frame is made of a weak, thin, hollow metal parts.As soon as I took the parts out of the box, I noticed that the materials were below what I had hoped for. The frame seemed weak and the welding badly done. Usually when something is light, its a good thing, but not in a desk. After putting it together I confirmed what I had initially had thought would happen...wobbling. I thought I could live with it but I couldnt; the monitor moved as I typed.The last pic is the desk anchored between a wooden closet and a small, but heavy table, to try give it some support. I didnt help enough, since I would need to box it in on all 4 directions. The stand where I put the monitor still wobbled as well, so I removed it. Maybe it was asking too much...but even on the desk top, the monitor, still shakes if I lean on the desk. At least it wont fall as far, as it would have on the shelf.Verdict...get something else unless you have to know what to add to it (wooden planks, etc) to stabilize i, a you desperately need to save money. if you can wait, save some money and buy some stronger even if its more expensive.And yes, I tried to tighten everything again before writing this review...still moving as I type these last words...

What I like about it is small and portable what I dislike about it is putting together more difficult to think

Easy to assemble, lightweight, fits almost anywhere, holds printer, laptop, small documents box, keyboard, CDs and more, it's really convenient and affordable

i DID NOT REALIZE HOW SMALL BUT MY GRANDSON LOVE IT SO IT WORKED OUT

Esta muy bien lo recomiendo para uso de hogar ...