MOTPK 47 inch White Gaming Desk Z-Shaped Sturdy Gaming Table, Kids Computer Desk Workstation Home Office Desk with Monitor Stand Cup Holder and Headphone Hook, Snow White, Gift Idea

I had a 73inch outdoors table that I was using for my gaming setup but decided to get a real table, and downsize a little bit. I have (2) 27 inch monitors on adjustable arms, PS4, PS5, and my Corsair Crystal 570x PC on the table, so its a little bit of a squeeze compared to the bigger table I had prior, but this table isn't plastic so the dual monitor arms are nice and sturdy now, and not falling forward due to the base squeezing down into the table. There is also less depth to this table than what I'm used to so my face is closer to the main monitor, which is better for gaming but not better for my eyes lol!I would recommend this table especially if you only have one monitor, or dont plan on having your PC on the table with whatever else you have on it.

I like this desk. It's a good size. The cup holder is a little on the small side and I don't care for the headset hanger thing, but all in all it's a nice desk. I like that my monitor had it's own platform that's sturdy enough to hold it

For the money this is a well built desk. Easy to install and my kid loves it!

Easy to assemble. Bugger than I thought it'd be for how small the box was

Perfect fit easy to put together and very sturdy.

This desk is perfect for gaming. Plenty of room.

Bought this for my sons room and he was very happy with it. Not too big and bulky yet sturdy.

I'll try to write this review objectively, with qualifier added where necessary.First off, in the weeks prior to my purchasing this desk, the price swung by forty bucks (down from the original asking price). Admittedly, this helped sway me decision to purchase.The packaging was very good, up to expected standards. All parts were there and they were all intact.Installation was easy. The parts fit perfectly, and the end-result was a very sturdy desk.IMHO, the graphics added on the two outward facing sides of the legs are kind of cheesy, when seen from close-up. A qualifier here is that I'm probably a tad older than the average gaming dude.The graphics are essentially stick-on tapes which, in my case, were unevenly applied and had wrinkles and bubbles. Fortunately, it was easy to remove them, after which I used a goo-off sort of solvent to remove the remaining gooey residue.The metal parts appear to be powder coated, which is good. The desk surface, despite the carbon fiber look, is smooth (i.e. not textured).About the added shelf and how good (or not good) it may turn out to be: it installs solidly, so that isn't an issue.But because it elevates a monitor 7 inches above the desk surface it simply makes the monitor swing that much more (wobbly) when the desk is disturbed. That's not an issue with the desk itself, it's just the nature of things.There are a few additional things to keep in mind regarding the shelf: its width is about 18" and the depth is about 8.5". For comparison, the span of the semi-circular stand of my 38" ultrawide LG curved monitor is 21.5" and it has a depth of about 10.5", and the stand of my 34" flat ultrawide LG monitor's is about 19.5" wide and has the same depth as the other monitor's (approx. 10.5"). So even the smaller monitor would be a real close call and I wouldn't chance it, personally. I wouldn't even consider the bigger monitor.Of course, your mileage will very, depending on the monitor you might try to use.The shelf may have many other uses, like supporting external drives, etc.I would have given 4 1/2 stars if that had been possible, but since it wasn't I gave 5 stars because of the overall quality and because of the price I paid.