L Shaped Gaming Desk, 150 x 102 cm Reversible Computer desk with 2 Sockets and 2 USB Charging Ports, Corner Desk with Storage for Home Office, White

Very sturdy, easy enough to put together, great value for money, plenty of space for all your gaming desk needs, would highly recommend

In terms of value, this is an very good desk but unfortunately my PC case was a little too wide for the pc holder (Which to be fair, the measurements are all there so that's on me) and also you WILL need to have a second pair of hands to help construct this desk because it's very finicky and delicate as you screw everything together near the end.

Was impressed with the quality and sturdiness. Daughter uses one end as a dressing table and the other as her desk. Fits perfectly in the alcove of her bedroom and out infront of her window. Couldn't have been more perfect and was easy enough to assemble. Gets the Wow factor from her friends. It's different, trendy and solid. Highly recommend.

What I LOVE about it: • Reversible layout — I could switch the L to left or right depending on how my space looked that day (or after creative procrastination). Zero hassle. • Built-in power strip + 2 USB ports — charging my phone, lamp, and headset without tearing apart my cable jungle. Game-changing.  ⸻ Build & design: It took me about 2–3 hours to build solo—yes, it’s a workout. The instructions? Mostly clear but they’ll test your brain during the “which side is left, again?” moment. Still, once done, the thing is super sturdy and looks sleek.  “It’s very sturdy once complete and looks fab!” — Amazon user summary Storage & surface: Plenty of desktop space, enough for dual monitors, notebooks, and a cheeky snack setup. The bottom shelves are super handy for storing my PC or tabletop consoles. One reviewer recommended adding a monitor arm to free up room, which I may do next There were minor hiccups—some parts were a little bent or didn’t align perfectly, and the power strip claims a high wattage rating, but the internal fuse is just 5A. I don’t trust it with a space heater, personally. Still, for most normal loads (phone + monitor + lamp), it’s solid. So much space. Material feels cheap but has held my monitors fine, even a CRT.” “Took me 2 hours to assemble—surprisingly sturdy.” This isn’t just a desk—it’s a lifestyle upgrade. For under $200 you get: • Massive, functional surface • Tailored layout with reversible L-shape • Convenient charging ports • Solid build once assembled If you’re aiming to bring style, function, and ease to your setup in one splurge—this ODK desk is a power move. Its good value for money anyway and one more thing, if ur buying it for 2 people to use make sure u buy an extra table on side as 2 gamingchairs dont fully fit. We get around it but if u want comfort, buy 2 for a couple gamer setup! Its light and easy to shape in anyway u want in ur home

Good size and price. Thin cheap wood but good sleek and does what I need it to. Instructions were easy to follow. The wood doesn’t stain easily

love it when everything is as advertised .the desk is very well made . assembles easy very strong and stable . suites my needs .only one point i would say is it marks easy ie cake or biscuit fingers ,so it needs wiping down regularly . if i needed another of these desk's I would not hesitate to buy .

This desk, wow. Such an amazing piece of furniture for £100. Very spacious with lots of shelves for storage. Instructions are easy to follow, only gripe is it was overwhelming at first. Easy to clean, doesn’t seem to scratch easily either. Worth the money

Good desk, went together easily although fairly time consuming. Things require a little iggling to get them to fit properly so don't immediately tighten all bolts, leave them a little loose and give them all a final tightening once everything's attached. At least one extra of all the hardware was supplied. A couple of the grid panels were damaged in spots, removing the paint, but I'm not terribly concerned by it. The desktop power supply is useful, but even with a monitor plugged into that and a wireless keyboard and mouse, you would still need a HDMI or DVI-D cable running down the back of the desk, creating a gap. The biggest issue is the surprisingly small PC shelf at the back corner; I have a plus-sized case that barely fits on it, overhanging at the front and requiring the desk to be 5cm from the wall at the back to allow for cables. I know larger PC cases exist that wouldn't fit on the supplied shelf at all. Additionally, the short leg that goes underneath the front corner of the shelf was a little too short, not touching the floor when all the adjustable feet on the other legs were at their shortest. The desk also feels a little high to be typing on regularly, and I'm a fairly tall person. I'm going to be looking into building a longer PC shelf and fitting a keyboard and mouse tray to this shelf, but otherwise I'm pretty happy with the purchase. My advise to the company for future products would be to make the PC shelf longer to accomodate plus-sized cases, make the short leg that goes underneath it into one that accepts one of the adjustable feet (seriously, you already gave me two spares!) and implement a cable tidy hole beside the desktop plug sockets (between 30-50 mm to allow for end connectors, then a plastic plug to cover excess space once only cables are passing through it would work great).

Fantastic

The instructions are switched in the instructions for left and right corner orentations. I realised half way through putting the desk together that the instructions outlined for the right hand corner were actually for the left hand corner. I had to totally disassemble the desk and start over. The desk is nice and good quality though