I love this desk. Overpriced maybe, but very sturdy and ergonomic. The only complaint is the keyboard tray which is stiff and unforgiving.

I searched far and wide for a good computer desk. But the bullet on this one thinking I was taking a big risk. That risk paid off handsomely. This desk is very high quality, stylish, great height, incredibly cable management options. Just top notch all around.

bought this for my bfs birthday, he is a music producer and loves this desk! lots of space and cool features. easy to keep clean, takes a long time to assemble though but is easier if you have patience and another person to help

I bought this desk as part of a work from home setup and also as a gaming setup. I spend a lot of time in that room so I wanted a wider, comfortable desk that could fit my tech without overcrowding, with decent cable management, and that I could decorate with some accent lighting and other stuff.

This desk fit the bill, mostly.

Let's do the pros and cons first and a neutral section for stuff I neither liked or disliked.

Pros:
1. Plenty of space for stuff. I fit my 34 inch ultrawide monitor, a pair of Edifier MR4 speakers, a microphone, an audio interface, a Corsair K95 Platinum keyboard, and a Corsair Scimitar mouse on it with enough room to spare for a couple of figurines and space for more stuff if needed. Tons of desktop room, especially with the shelves.

2. Easy enough to put together. The top is in three segments that you bolt together and then you bolt together the frame and attach it all together with the shelves and keyboard tray going on last. The instructions are all pictures, but the parts are very well labeled and the steps are small enough that it's easy to follow.

3. It is sturdy enough. It'll wobble a bit if I'm shaking my leg while sitting, but I really gotta be going to town with it to notice. Fits all my tech on top and I know it can fit more before the frame gets too stressed.

4. The top is carbon fiber and comes with a mousepad cover that fits it pretty well. Dust it off with a microfiber cloth once a week and it'll stay looking new for a long time.

5. Cable management is pretty good. It comes with several packs of hooks, ties, and Velcro wrap. The shelves also have little shelves underneath to store cables being run under the desk. There are also cable holes in the top with covers. I ended up using some cable covers hidden behind the framing. As you can see from the pics, hardly any cables are visible until they come out the side of the desk to the power strip or PC. Just took a bit of work.

6. The keyboard tray is wide enough for a Corsair keyboard with the extra column of G keys and a mouse. It articulates up/down, swivel left/right, and it tilts forward/backward. Real easy to find a comfortable position if your chair is short enough, which mine was.

7. The little slots that hold a phone or tablet is very useful. I also use them to hold the remotes to my lighting so I don't have to use my phone for everything.

8. The LED lights function as advertised but more on that later.

9. It's just a nice looking desk. It's large, easy to use, comfortable, and functional. I know a lot of folks prefer the straight desk and I came very close to buying one myself, but this is different in the sort of way that you don't find everyday, which gives it a unique feel when You're sitting behind it.

Neutral:
1. The LED lights shine in like 8-10 or so different colors with a static mode, breathe mode, and a rainbow mode. It's not very customizable, and it doesn't do regular white that I could find. I really wouldn't have minded paying an extra few bucks for LED lights that I could match with my accent lighting or at least be turned white. They work, and I can get colors that are close enough, but the LED lighting is disappointingly cheap and I might replace it with a better LED strips someday if I can figure out the logistics. The cables are also, by far, the hardest ones to manage of anything in the setup. The right side has 3 total cables either coming in or going out.

2. The carbon fiber top looks nice but oh boy is it a fingerprint MAGNET. Prints buff out quickly with microfiber, so minor annoyance, but it was impressive how much cleaning I did post construction, and I wash my hands consistently, so its not like I stuck my hand in a bucket of fried chicken and then touched the desk.

3. Despite the cable management tools available, I still ended up using nearly a whole back of mini clear command hooks and cable management boxes hidden behind the frame to keep cables from sagging.

4. The keyboard tray is a little flimsy. Mine rests firmly against my chair arms so it's not nearly bad enough to really complain about, but I can see why other reviewers say that it's flimsy. Also, the mechanism to pull out and push in the tray needs lubricated immediately upon unpacking and installation. A good silicone-based lubricant fixes the problem and isn't expensive.

Cons:
1. There is no place to stash a desktop PC unless you remove a shelf, which kinda ruins the aesthetic. Eureka, the brand that makes the desk, makes an under-desk hook and a cart. Neither of them are great solutions, since the frame makes the hook a bit of a tight squeeze and the cart doesn't sit well against a desk that bends like this one does. I went with the cart and it's fine, but if Eureka ever made a PC tower holder that works specifically for this desk, I'd buy one immediately.

2. I do enjoy the way it wraps around the user, but it does make it weird in some rooms. I ended up stashing it in a corner and it's not the correct angle to stash in a corner cleanly. I was able to clean it up a bit with accent lighting, but if Eureka made a corner desk like this one that fit a little better into the corner with the same amount of overall desktop space and room for the keyboard, I'd consider upgrading to it.

3. This isn't necessarily Eureka's fault, but I had to buy a longer displayport cable and two USB extender cables to get everything away from the desk and into my PC tower. 72 inches is wide, man, and I didn't take that into consideration.

Overall, this is a 4.5/5 star desk. My half a star comes off for the cheap LED lights with their awful cables and the few design choices that can make stuff like cable management, desk placement, and PC tower placement frustrating.

Aside from those minor gripes, this desk is excellent, spacious, modern looking, and more than sturdy enough for my uses. I look forward to using it for years to come, hopefully.

Not going to lie, the assembly was rough. Not that the instructions were hard to follow or that everything wasn't perfectly drilled or that the pieces didn't fit. They did, ever so well. It was just an arduous process and probably one of the most complicated things I've ever assembled outside a lab. That moment though, the moment when you get to flip the thing onto its feet and you actually have a desk to work at while you're building the rest of your desk - it's magical and memorable. In use, this is a really well thought out piece of furniture. The cable management and utility lives up to the advertising. My only regret is learning after it was too late to cancel that they also make a motorized version that transforms into a standing desk.