- SEDETA Corner Desk, Small Computer Desk with Hutch & LED Lights, Triangle Corner Gaming Computer Desk with Keyboard Tray, Storage Bag, and Headphone Hook for Small Space, Home Office Desk, Black

Nice quality. Pressboard and metal. The lights fell down after one week but it was nicely priced, easy to assemble, and has lots of shelves to store stuff.

I bought this corner desk for my 16-year-old gamer. He loves this desk. It fits perfectly in the corner of his room, the pocket space on the end of the desk is really to store his drawings and schoolwork. He was able to put this desk together himself with ease. This desk is NOT small in size, but it is the perfect size for a small room. Recently we moved and unfortunately, we had to leave the top part in storage. The desk still functions great, still very sturdy. Great buy.

Overall, this is a very good desk. It is sturdy and perfectly fit my 49" ultra-wide monitor - which is a feat for a corner desk with a second level. It is sleek and slick and is a great space saving corner desk. I would highly recommend it with as long as one keeps in mind the caveats listed below. The parts are well made and well machined (mostly - check the "second" section below) but there are things one should keep in mind when making this purchase. First, this desk has A LOT of parts (see pictures). They were numbered clearly (from 1 to 25 and A through Q) but I had the benefit of building this in a completely empty room since I'm moving into a new house. So, if you have limited space for assembly or are just not very good at following step by step instructions that can be tricky to figure the orientation of pieces, you may want to look for something simpler or preassembled. Even being very careful, I had one piece (center, back leg) that I put on backwards and only found out when I started the second level. I've put together bookshelves and tables that are this sort of IKEA-type thing and this was by far the trickiest - not "hard" per se, but tricky. Make sure to et aside some time to build this bad boy! Second, the first upper shelf had a couple holes that did not line up. It should have ten bolts to hold the whole thing, and I found that two of them (on the center support) were not machined correctly and would not line up. I had to choose to either put in those two bolts or the other eight, but I couldn't do all ten. In the end I redrilled the frame to get one of the center bolts installed (along with the other eight) because the shelf had lifted away from the support because it wasn't bolted down like it was supposed to be and it just annoyed me. I left the remaining bolt out - it really wasn't needed with so many bolts and fasteners already holding this thing together! Lastly, the lights are kind of stupid. Not that they don't work, or I don't like them, but the cord is perfectly too short! I have a big gaming rig, and the only way the cord would have reached is if I could have plugged the lights in would be the very top of the case (see picture). If the cord was a six inched longer, it would work but in reality, it should be eighteen inches longer just to accommodate most machines. I may just take these off and install my own that I have. Also, the settings on the lights are a bit lame. They have seven colors, a rapidly flashing cycle through those colors (very distracting) or a sound activated flashing setting that runs the colors with each sound (CRAZY distracting)! Kind of weird. Whether for gaming or work, I don't see where either of the flashing setting would be desirable. A nice slow fade from one color to the next would have been better and was actually what I wanted. Oh well. I know I said many negatives here and not many positives but that is just to make other buyers aware of them. Aside for those couple things, this is a truly solid, well-made desk - better than most in this style. It's always a toss-up if these "assemble yourself" units is going to be good or garbage and this is definitely one of the good ones. I took the one star away for the machining error though - not so much the lights or tricky assembly. The lights are an optional perk, and the assembly is what it is. But having to redrill the frame is a no-no and I had to hit them for that. So, if you are looking for a really nice, large corner desk and are patient enough to follow very specific instructions, this is definitely a great purchase. I am very happy with it. And the final product looks sick - just check out the last pic!

Love the product, easy to build, takes two, great size and storage space.

Very sturdy desk, love the corner design and the height. Definitely the perfect gaming desk, it’s very specious but not too big. Lots of shelving and room to put all my knickknacks, it did take two people to put together but i’m not the handiest person lol.

This desk is nice, quaint, and sturdy. Definitely better for the younger generation and/or "slimmer" peeps. I'm 6'4" and the top comes up to my shoulders. Make sure you have an Alan wrench attachment for your socket wrench. The little guy that comes in the package is a joke... and trust me when I say, you got a lot of screwing to do!

This is the perfect size to fit into a small space in my office. I needed something that would fit between the corner and the window (40.25"). This was it! Assembly required, approx. 3 hours. Things went well. Just follow the instructions. I have the lights installed and noticed they are a little short, but will do. The sliding tray for your keyboard was a bit confusing to assemble, but I managed to get it accomplished. I like this desk however I wished it hard more storage space. It is the perfect height as well. I can reach everything I put on the shelves. The LED lights look awesome!

While I'd like to rate this desk higher - the end product is nice and fits the space nicely - issues with parts, instructions and assembly leave a lot to be desired. The desk arrived without instructions in the box, and the only way to interact with customer service to send the manufacturer an email. Luckily Sedeta *does* have an installation video of this on YouTube, that, while well done, leaves out a multiple details that could have saved some assembly time. There are also a few discrepancies between labels in the video and what is shown on the part. Because of this you'll need to guess at what hardware to use in a few spots, and may need to redo a bit of work to correct any errant guesses. I'm a big fan of Ikea and Lego instructions, and compared to that this assembly video was merely meh. Once assembled the desk appears solid; build quality is decent and the surfaces have a nice glossy surface. But to arrive at that be prepared to spend 5+ hours putting it together with a few potential headaches along the way.