AHB Rolling Computer Desk with 4 Smooth Wheels, Simple Style Mobile Writing Desk Home Office Study Table Movable Workstation with Metal Frame (Black, 32")

Great compact sized desk that is functional and sturdy. It doesn't wobble and holds a printer and display with plenty of room for my mouse and keyboard. Amazing price and high quality and value. Resists scratching and is easy to wipe clean. The wheels make it movable and the build design allows versatility in the set up depending on which side you want the pocket. I'm very happy with it. It was easy to put together. Took me maybe an hour including unboxing and reading before hand.

Escritorio amplio y resistente, las llantitas lo hacen muy versátil para poder desplazarlo con equipo de computo. Los acabados son de muy buena calidad. Ampliamente recomendable ya que supero mis expectativas!

I have three parrot cages on this. It's huge and sturdy and easy toassemble. NO regrets.

I bought the 55”, white desk and I am very happy with it! I’m an elementary teacher, so the most important aspect for me was that it was easy to roll from one room to the other, as I collaborate regularly with other educators. We often meet up in the same room with our computers to work on lessons, curriculum, etc. This desk fits perfectly through the doorways and rolls so smoothly! It also LOOKS nice! There’s plenty of space for my computer, keyboard, mouse, speakers, a few little decorations, AND still some room to lay out paperwork or write. I love that it has hooks and a small storage bin. I put my planner, phone charger, gradebook, and a few other important papers in there with PLENTY of additional room to add more items if I need to! The only downside I really have is that there isn’t a hole to feed your cords through so they just hang off the back of the desk, BUT I taped my cords up to the underneath of the table top and they’re just as out of the way. If you’re fortunate enough to have a laptop, then that wouldn’t be an issue for you at all! It’s an added perk that you can lock the wheels and make the desk stationary. The top isn’t real wood, it just appears to be, so it’s lightweight. The metal frame still adds the stability and sturdiness that a desk needs. I’d recommend a coaster if you choose to drink coffee at your desk as I’m unsure of how the heat would effect the top of the desk. Since it isn’t real wood it may cause it to bubble or something. Overall, I’m very pleased. I really don’t think you can beat the quality for the price! 🤷🏻‍♀️

We got the 32" in white. I watched lots of videos before I put this together. Only today when I was working in assembling the second one I bought a few weeks later did I realize that the sequence of assembly can be figured out by the hardware. Use screws A first on attaching bar #1 to legs #2 and #3. Next, use screws B to attach those legs to the rectangular base piece. And so on. It went together fairly easily. I found to attach the leg assemblies to the base is actually easier upside down, because then you can see the screws going in on those corners. See third photo above. The first two photos show things unpacked before assembly. I started a video while assembling the second desk today, but stopped suddenly when I realized piece #6 was missing. So, the first desk went together well a few weeks ago. The second one is now packed back up to return tomorrow. I spent 1/2 hour on the phone with a helpful Amazon representative who tried very hard to find how to get a replacement for part #6 to me, but could not. Despite what the one page instructions from the manufacturer says, there is no way to contact them through Amazon. Your only recourse for missing or damaged parts is return and replace the whole unit. So I have a return authorization code and as soon as Amazon sees I have returned it to a UPS store, they will ship me out a replacement.The desk has wheels, moves easily but still is sturdy. I like the white top to the desk because we need the contrast with our older eyes. It is a great value for the money. It rolls very nicely and my husband loves this addition to his work at home office. When I assembled it for him I did add on the side bag, but did not add on the three optional hooks. He did not need those. We have not had a need to lock the casters yet, but when the replacement table arrives, it will be used for a new computer printer, so we might have to lock down the casters then.