EUREKA ERGONOMIC 63 Inch Computer Desk Large Manual Height Adjustable Gaming Desk, Home Office Studio Table Dual 3 Monitor Curved Edge Desk Mouse Pad Controller Stand Cup Headset Holder

So, over the years I have put together or rebuilt anything from PCs to car engines to furniture. There is nothing more frustrating than when you go to connect 2 pieces of an item and the screw hole doesn't match or the threads are stripped, or the pieces won't go together without a gap or lined up. In todays world where companies have to save every penny they can to turn a profit, cheap build quality and sloppiness tend to be the norm. And if the poor build quality of todays product is not enough, how many times have you found build instructions that actually seem to be for the product you purchased, were written by someone that speaks your language, and actually follow the proper order of construction? Well, this Eureka desk is one of the few examples in this modern world that I can actually say I am impressed with. All the parts were present and there were even some spares included. Not only did the parts all match up, but it was obvious they actually thought ahead when designing the product, to make it easy to put together and even adjustable. I'll admit, i was a bit disappointed that the desktop was not one solid piece, but came in 3 pieces which obviously makes it much easier shippable/storable. Once put together my bias evaporated as this 3 piece desktop is exceptionally strong and fits together perfectly. The frame is very solid and the company did not skimp on any parts or the design. Putting the desk together was swift and easy and obviously well thought out. The desk comes with a stylish giant mouse pad type covering so you'll never see of feel the seams of the 3 pieces. All in all, very cool looking. This desk replaced a shorter desk and I don't know how I ever lived without all the extra length. You can find desks that are smaller and maybe half the price, but the quality of these other desks is usually non existent and you'll be unhappy with your purchase. Do yourself a favor, get a Eureka desk (and there are lots of styles) and it'll last forever. I plan on getting a second Eureka and moving my original short desk out to the garage.

This was the perfect desk to fit my son's oversized computer. He built it himself and it was oversized compared to most standard models. He's in a high paced computer programming class through the UW. So if you are a programmer or you have a bit of a bigger system, this is a great desk for you. It also works great If you are a slightly professional gamer. You'll need more room because you generally have more than one monitor, this is great for that reason as well. You have ample leg room in addition to the longer desktop. The space should fit almost any oversized system that you have. It even comes with a cup holder. Was easy to install and set up, I highly recommend this product.

Very easy to assemble, directions very clear, extra parts, even included a real screw driver! (I just moved and had lots of new furniture to assemble) I build with a dual monitor mount with 2 x 27" monitors still about 8" of room on the side with them, I went with "4" and use a standard 4 leg chair (personal preference I like over "office chair with wheels) seems very sturdy, I was concerned with the split in the middle but using the included mouse pad or if you have a full deskpad you won't notice it. The 2 shelves/monitor stands are not secured to the desk by default, I may get a "T" bracket or 4 to secure them to the desk itself. The securing of the LED lights under the shelves also sucks, I knocked the LED strip down on 1 of the sides when getting into final placement and when attempted to resecure it while in its current place I damaged and the lights are very dim on that side now.

I'm very happy with the desk. I love the full desk mousepad and the large amount of desk space. The table feels solid enough that I could get up on it (though I haven't actually tried that). It does have a very slight wobble to it, not quite as solid as what I'm used to. That comes from the leg design, with the recessed T-shaped legs. But those T-shaped legs also give you more leg room if you're sitting off to one side instead of dead center. The adjustable height lets me set it slightly higher than most similar desks (or lower, if you want, but I wanted the height.) I can certainly recommend it.

Needed a desk that was more open and easier to access everything on or under it and this fits the bill. Have both monitors, 24" drawing tablet and speakers with plenty of room for everything else a desk needs to be used for. As for assemble just keep the bolts hand tight on the legs and frame until after you bolt it to the table top. The leg height is better determined before you attach it to the top. And don't be in a rush. Also be aware that the smaller box is the mouse pad and you don't want to cut into it when opening the box ( I did ). I enjoy the desk and even added rgb leds under it to go with my keyboard and mouse. I also changed where the cup holder and headphone holder are located but that is personal preference. And for what you pay for it, it is a good value. Thanks.