Tangkula Small Computer Desk, Compact Home Office Desk with Sturdy Frame, 2 Tier Study Writing Table for Small Place Apartment Office, Desk for Bedroom, Kid’s Desk

I set this desk up in my bedroom, and assembly was honestly very straightforward. All the parts were clearly labeled, the instructions were easy to follow, and it even included a screwdriver, which made the process smoother. It took me about 20 minutes to put together by myself. Once assembled, it feels stable and balanced. I was slightly concerned that a compact desk like this might feel flimsy, but the metal frame gives it solid support. It doesn’t wobble during typing or light daily use. The size is ideal for small spaces. If you live in an apartment, dorm, or need a secondary workspace, this fits well without overwhelming the room. The upper shelf is actually useful — I’m using it for notebooks and small items, which keeps the main surface clear. The desktop finish looks clean and modern. It’s not a heavy-duty executive desk, but for everyday work, studying, or a laptop setup, it performs well. I’ll update this review after a few months of use to comment on durability, but so far, I’m satisfied with the quality for the price and the space-saving design.

Okay so I was seriously struggling to find a desk that didn’t take over my entire bedroom and this one came through. I have a pretty small apartment and I needed something that could fit in a corner without making the room feel cramped this is literally it. Assembly was pretty straightforward, took me maybe 30-40 minutes by myself which I consider a win. The instructions could’ve been a little clearer but honestly nothing I couldn’t figure out. The frame feels solid, I was half expecting it to wobble since it’s on the smaller/lighter side but it doesn’t budge which I appreciate. The two tiers are super handy I keep my laptop on the main surface and use the second shelf for my router and some books. It keeps things off the desk without having to add a separate shelf to my wall. The size is just right for a monitor or laptop setup without feeling like you’re working on a TV tray lol. For the price I genuinely think this is a great deal. It looks clean and simple, fits the aesthetic without trying too hard. Whether you’re a student, working from home in a tight space, or just need a dedicated spot for your kid to do homework I’d recommend it. Happy with this purchase!

I bought this table to set up a monitor, keyboard and mouse to work with any of my laptops. The hardware provided for assembly yielded a sturdier table than I expected, really solid and squared off. Unfortunately, the top shelf depth of under 6 inches is too small for modern computer monitors (24 inches and larger). I'm currently using an older 22 inch, which is not what I wanted.

I needed a good-priced two-tier desk for a very limited space. I'm not mechanically inclined, but all parts were clearly lol Abeles, instructions easy to understand, and it took about 15 minutes to get it put together. The top shelf holds a heavy 23 inch HP monitor without a problem. When I type or move the desk around, there is no shaking or vibration. It is much sturdier than I expected! It fit perfectly where I needed it to fit. Not only that, it flat looks good as well. Worth what I paid.

Easy assembly

I've never expected much from furniture purchased through here and from the types of suppliers that make these items, but I've been pleased with this desk. Assembly was simple and straightforward and for a small space it performs very well. I'd love another cable access hole on the left side, but thats simply picking nits. Be aware that the top shelf of this desk is shallow and accommodating a computer screen is tricky. I'll be adding a metal plate and a rear cutout to increase the depth of this top shelf and allow a cable run-through from the base to the top.

I don’t have a lot of space in my small apartment. This desk work out perfectly for my new work from home situation. Doesn’t take that much space, and I can keep my monitors on the top tier while having my mouse and keyboard on the bottom one. Also, it was extremely easy to set up!

tldr; PROS: cheap, easy to put together, reasonably sturdy, good dimensions (narrow, deep), built in riser, looks ok from afar. CONS: riser is too high, riser is too shallow for imac base, no hole for wires, wood grain veneer looks cheap. full review: the desk was easy to put together by myself, it is reasonably sturdy, and it looks ok but clearly inexpensive, as the faux wood grain veneer looks very cheap. for the price and dimensions, this desk suits my purpose for use in a temporary home office set up in my living room. because it's in the living room, i wanted something that wouldnt take up too much space, but i use a wacom tablet so the desk has to have a decent depth to accommodate both the wacom and a keyboard - this desk is almost perfect for that. it's deep enough for both when i have my imac up on the rear riser, however the riser is slightly too shallow for the imac base and there isnt a hole for wires in the rear of the desk, so i had to route keyboard and wacom cords through the side. the rear riser is actually a bit too high so the screen is slightly above my eye level. these are not huge problems but i imagine there are other people who planned to put their computer on the riser who might benefit from this information. ultimately, this desk is totally fine to use while i search for my "dream desk" and im sure when i put it out on the curb someone will grab it before the trash collector

For the price I paid this should be a better quality. The edges look worn after 1 month of use.