Some of the better parts of this desk are: Very much room for my monitors/pc tray table to hold my keyboard/mouse good footrest options smooth surfaces are cool. Some of the bad things about the desk are: The footrest isn't always the most comfortable Kicking the desk hurts more than other desks The shape can be inconvienent sometimes. I would reccomend this desk to anyone.
Like the title says it's a great L- Shaped desk. It's give you just enough additional space than a standard table would without taking up too much room. It's not too heavy which is something I was looking for since I'm not living in a permanent place so moving would be easier compared to getting a glass desk. My only issue is where one of the horizontal bars to support the table is located. If you leave the keyboard tray in and try to grab the mouse or type with the keyboard tray pushed in you have to be careful of the bar because you can jam your finger. I feel like the bar should be a little further back and it might be a little to close to the edge for me but I'm keeping in mind that this tray is more meant to be pulled out first than the way I like to do things. Other than that it's a great desk.
We bought the desk for my son's room to replace wooden desk with the hidden fasteners which always seemed to come loose. This frame was straightforward to assemble. We only assembled half the unit as he didn't want the L-shape at this time.