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I've had this desk for over a year now and it's survived 2 moves and countless hours of gaming.The desktop "slabs" are two separate pieces and get bolted/clamped together. I thought this might interfere with my keyboard as the split is right down the middle. NOPE. This has not been an issue for me at all. The frame and support structure is all metal. There are small holes that can be used to zip tie cabling to keep it from dangling where your feet normally are. I have a foot rest under my desk and I have no issues with my feet coming anywhere close to the cables. The tray is sturdy plastic and is currently holding about 10 pounds worth of cabling with no signs of stress, bending, or warping of the plastic.I have a full sized Corsair 5000D case and two 27 inch monitors on this desk. There is no creaking or any noises when pressing on the desk or trying to wiggle the desk. I am really impressed with how stable and sturdy this desk is.Oh, I also don't have this desk sitting directly on a wall. It is not touching the wall at all and is still this stable and sturdy.Adding this because someone asked the question about writing on the surface.The surface is textured due to the "carbon fiber" design. The surface is hard and not at all soft. The edges are sharp with a very slight smoothness to the edge.I did write on a piece of paper to give an idea of how it is to write on the surface. My hand writing is pretty terrible lol. I spend more time typing than I do writing. I couldn't feel the texture while writing but I can feel it while running my hand over the surface. So the texture is subtle enough to not cause issues with writing. However, I do not press very hard while writing so you might see different results. I posted a picture of my writing.100% worth the money for me.

I bought 2 for the kids. Great for gaming as well as doubling as a team desk if need be.

You can't really complain all that much because this desk is dirt cheap. Only items I have on it is a printer and a notebook and a few miscellaneous items. I just wanted the desk space. The USB Tray thing I am not too sure about I guess its ok. While I did install the cup holder, I am going to remove it because it will be the first thing that breaks so yea its going in the trash.Assembly was not too difficult. The assembly illustrations need to be larger and the inventory items smaller. If they change that then it will only take about 15 minutes to assemble if you do not use the provided tool. I get why they provide it because some people just don't own tools. The assembly instructions in the listing are not the same as what I received actually it appears I have an improved version.I will only have a notebook, printer and a few miscellaneous items on the desk and nothing with any significant weight so I think it will hold up over time. I would not recommend putting anything heavy on the desk because it's a bit flimsy. I do like the desk because has the workspace I need which is what caught my eye in the first place. The top being two pieces is something I missed because I would of preferred a solid one-piece top but it is what it is and the provided mat hides that eye sore of a seam so I will live with it. I think they should add a crossmember to the legs to improve the stability of the desk. I think I will be doing this which will most likely void the warranty but who cares the toys on the top of the desk cost more than the desk itself.

I needed a bigger desk for my computing needs, and the Vitesse 55-inch version provides plenty of real estate for that purpose. However, getting the desk assembled was a little challenging since the instructions are abysmal. One person alone can assemble this desk, but having a second person to help hold together the frame and figure out where everything belongs was helpful. The desk came with a large L-shaped Allen wrench with a Phillips-head driver on one end, but I also used my own Phillips-head driver since there were 32 wood screws to drive into pilot holes. Unboxing and assembly took just under an hour.Once the desk was assembled, I was pleased with the result. It is sturdy and attractive, and the height is perfect. I have a 34-inch-wide LG monitor, and it fits perfectly, leaving plenty of extra room on both sides of the desktop surface. For the price I paid, slightly less than one Benjamin, the desk is a good value. I recommend this desk, but if you decide get one for yourself, just be ready to play the guess-where-this-goes game during assembly.