The engineering of these thing is down right awful to say the least. I would say that this thing was engineering with the combined intellect of a sack of potatoes; however, with that said...it works. For the price I actually don't care but I do find it comical.Three of the legs were almost a diamond shape rather than squared. The machining of the pieces was noticeably bad. Most of the holes did not line up so I had to muscle them into place. Once it was all put together the desk had a noticeable wable on a perfectly flat surface. Luckily, the feet that go on the thing let you unscrew part of it so that you can adjust the height so I ended doing that.Super happy! I found a marble desk top at the Crate & Barrel outlet for $50. This desk was the exact same measurement I needed and had nice sturdy legs to handle the weight of the marble top! Super pleased with how it turned out for $200 total! Thank you for making a strong sturdy product so that I could swap the top out and make it a really nice final desk I will have for years to come!The construction is pretty sturdy. It wobbles/shakes a little if you move it, but it’s pretty good for the price. Only thing is the packaging was seriously damaged, large hole. The bag of hardware had opened and there was loose hardware everywhere. Fortunately none of it fell out the gaping hole and nothing was damaged.I was a little wary from some of the reviews on this desk. First, I was worried about the shipping. It arrived with no issues. It was packed well with styrofoam surrounding all sides of the desk (see pic). There were some small holes in the outside of the shipping box but did not penetrate the styrofoam. Second, I was worried about the writing surface of the desk. While there is a very slight texture to the desktop (see pics), it had zero effect on me writing on it. I took a single sheet of paper and a pen and wrote what I wanted cleanly with no problems. I could barely feel the texture when writing, but caused me no problems. I guess if you are a calligrapher and write with fine tip pens, maybe you have an issue??? I'm really not sure what the issue is with some folks writing on this desk. Third, I was worried about the sturdiness of the desk. Relatively speaking, it is a cheap desk and didn't want to deal with a wobbly desk. I saw there were a few other brands that had a very similar desk, but I went with Tribesigns because the desk weighed about 30% more and supposedly supports 900 lbs on it (competitors were around 300 lbs). It looked like the the additional weight was in the thickness of the table top and the additional support in the legs. I decided if a desk is going to be sturdy, Tribesigns was the best bet. After the desk was put together, no issues at all with wobbling. It does only weight circa 60 lbs so you can bump it and move it more easily than say the desks that weigh hundreds of pounds (that you pay a lot more money for), but that is to be expected. When I write or type of the desk, not a single issue...nice and sturdy. Lastly, I was worried about the quality of the desk. I wanted to attach a metal compact pencil drawer to the particle board table top (see pic). I wasn't sure how the desk would hold to drilling, screwing, and the weight of the drawer but ran into absolutely zero problems. It was a nice addition to the desk. As far as the assembling of the desk, I ran into none of the problems others talked about. The only thing I noticed is the legs will very slightly bow if you tighten the screws really tight (legs are hallow). I didn't tighten mine overly tight...just nice and snug...didn't effect the sturdiness. If I had to complain about anything with this desk, it would be the support bar that hangs under the desk. It takes up about 2 more inches of space and when you add it to the 1 inch table top, you lose 3 inches of the height. I'm 6'3 and losing any height in a desk is kind of a pain, but I decided to work around it...what is losing an inch or two off a 29+ inch high desk top...it wasn't worth me not buying the desk. The other complaint I had is I couldn't find the 63 inch desk anywhere and had to go with the 55 inch. Again, not a deal breaker, but did like that option. Lastly, for my own selfish reasons, I wish there was a support bar that ran at the back bottom of the desk. I could use it as a pedestal but more importantly to hide wires that run on the floor (i.e. power cord from wall outlet to computer, etc.). The desk does not come equipped with any cable management features, so I will have to get creative in how to hide/blend wires with the desk. Overall, I recommend this desk to anyone that is looking for a no frills budget desk. It is not the most exciting (from a features standpoint) but the quality is really good (for what you pay) and looks really nice in the room.Being 60" long by 23.5" wide, it has plenty of room for my dual 23" curved computer monitors (on a VIVO pedestal), and all of my paperwork. Being "simplistic" in design, and without confining desk drawers, you'll have plenty of leg room to move around. And in small office spaces, without the bulky look of a full desk, your office space will look large and airy. The desk surface is similar to a Formica. I have the dark walnut rough-sawn surface -- Looks really nice. You won't need coasters for your hot/cold beverages. The matte-finished metal legs are a full 2" square. When assembled, the desk appears and feels solid. And the adjustable feet will not damage a wood floor if you decide to move the desk a short distance. Being I'm a senior (male) citizen, I assembled the desk on top of two HDX storage tubs (about 15" deep) so I would not have to work on it at floor level. And I was able to upright the completed desk by myself. Yes, I'm mechanically incline, with a "Binford" tool collection in my shop. And for the female shoppers, you too can assemble and position this desk without any help. Tools: A supplied hex wrench is all you'll need. Assembly time: 30 minutes??I bought this table to maych the Tribesigns bookshelf I bought. I would have given 5 stars, but one of the legs was dented and that made it impossible to get the rubber, piece on the end of the leg that adjusts for uneven floors. I had to take a hammer and hit inside the opening at the bottom of the leg to knock the dent out enough to get the piece on. The rest of the pieces were perfect.I would have given 5 stars if it weren't for the holes that were not completely drilled leaving them without any threads.I an so happy with this desk. Perfect. Sturdy and easy to put together. A bit on the heavy side but I like that.This is an excellent desk / table. The table is exactly as described, and the dimensions are as per the description in the sales pitch.The table itself came a day earlier than was estimated, which is a very welcome bonus. The item was very well packaged, with cardboard and foam packaging to protect its contents. After removing from the packaging and reading the instructions I set to work building the desk. The desk didn't take long to build and the instructions were fairly clear.What I would recommend for those buying the table now or in the future ensure that when building the legs of the desk that you make sure you apply the legs to the correct corners as to ensure that when you come to screwing the other parts of the desk in place that they are positioned as they are meant - once you have purchased you will understand what is meant in that sentence although I appreciate I haven't made myself very clear. The instructions are clear, but it's always best to double check these things.The materials used to build the desk are high quality and once built the table is very sturdy and will support a good deal of weight securely without table wobble seen on many other computer desks. The desk / table top is of a laminated wood finish (in my case black) that is waterproof and cleans easily. The rest of the table is made with painted metal. The paint is thick and although I have not tried taking any tools to it, appears that it would stand up to the daily wear of a computer desk. I have sitting on my desk a 24" monitor, a large desktop case, mouse and keyboard. I still have plenty room to have other paperwork and computer accessories.For the exceedingly good price paid for this item, around £56 at the time of buying I would highly recommend this as a desk for a computer - or just as a high quality desk / table in general. It is of strong, great quality, the delivery was fast and building it easy enough if you have limited DIY skills.Using the desk for my 3D printer and model making / painting. The desk is just the right size and is very strong and stable. It's also just the right hight to sit at for long periods of time. My printer is quite small, so if you have one of the larger one's then you may want some thing bigger (or just buy two). Overall I would buy this again as it offers very good value for money. The only reason why I gave it four stars instead of five is because it arrived a day or so late and had slight damage to one of the cross beams that support the legs ( a small dent and some paint missing ). This was not aproblem for me, as it will not be seen. The damage must of happent before the desk was packed, as their was no damage to the box. Over all a must buy.Its a very sturdy desk and also simple to put together too. But what i personally didnt like it collects fingerprints. Also my notebook's rubber feet leaving marks all over the desk if i slide it forward/backwards or even if it left in just one place.Edit:Please mind if you buy a desk like this with a glossy black finish, you may have to clean it regularly because of the nature of the product. You gonna have lots of fingerprints and odd streaks on it otherwise in a short amount of time.Its an unwanted thing that comes with the product and you cannot do much anything about it other than cover the desk with a sheet or something.Other than that the product is absolutely fine, sturdy enough, doesnt wobble and heavy enough so it stays in place. I was afraid its gonna be a bit small/low but it matches perfectly with my AKRacing gaming chair.Unbeatable value for a desk! Bought as a small desk to fit a mid tower PC on, the desk is small enough to save space but big enough to hold my NZXT S340 Mid-tower chassis, LG 25" ultra wide monitor, my keyboard/mouse and still have plenty of room for other things such as books/phones/tablets etc. The desk (when built correctly) is sturdy even on carpeted flooring and was simple enough to build. The package contains the particle board desktop, 13 washes, 4 long screws for the crossbars, 8 short screws for the legs, an allen key to assemble, 4 sturdy metal legs, 2 metal crossbars for the legs and plastic feet for each leg. Assembly took around 25 minutes by myself although it would probably have been much quicker with an extra pair of hands.Overall I'd say the desk is worth the money, it's stylish and easy to assemble, fits perfectly for office users and casual users alike.Ok... I know I need to read carefully before ordering - but genuinely didn't realise this was coming through China. cleverly done in this case, original speed of service was so good that the supplier must hold a UK stock... which is fine until you hit a snag (quality issue on 1 part - no thread)... then find the amazon email replies don't get to the seller when you think they did... Long story short, product is fine for the price, and very sturdy (!) - just took about 7 weeks from order to built once replacement parts were air-shipped.Don't get me wrong - supplier is good and has done everything possible to keep me happy (hence the 4*) - but equally felt a little caught out by the shipping route / lack of parts. If you get a good table, and no quality issues, you'll be fine.