Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I was in the market for a smaller L-shaped glass top desk and found it on Amazon $50 less than O-stock. Since I love quality reviews when considering a purchase I'll cut the long winded stream of paragraphs and hope this list form helps you with your decision AND assembly: + Asked for 2 day shipping - received in 2 days + Packing was sufficient to protect contents from an apparent drop in transport - Styrofoam is used as padding and therefore it will get everywhere + All parts are labeled with small removable stickers that match the directions + Extra screws, bolts are enclosed 'just in case'; an allan wrench is included but you will need your own philips head screwdriver + The glass is solid black and not smoke aka it is not see-thru + The black glass is great to help hide cables and has a very sleek look + This top will smudge over time but you will appreciate the mirror effect =) o If you are putting this together by yourself it may be easier to do step 2 with it laying on its side just to start off o If you want the keyboard on the right side switch parts 2/4 with 6 - Not all the suction cups hold that well (don't worry the glass shouldn't fall regardless) + Despite the frame being thin the assembled desk is quite sturdy - The case stand is pretty much worthless on carpet but at least it matches + This is tempered glass so if it breaks it will not shatter into sharp pieces - There is only enough room for a standard keyboard on the tray; tray clearance to the bottom of the desk support is only 2.25" and will only pull out ~6" past the edge of the desk o There are smaller holes on the keyboard tray (part 7) that are not necessary - hide these holes by making sure they are facing down in step 5 o If you opt to not use the keyboard tray I would suggest to still install the keyboard frame (part 4) to maximize stability (just rotate the 2 arms horizontally so they don't poke your legs) + I'm 5'10" and did not have any issues with my shins hitting the lower cross bar o It may help to move the completed frame into place before installing the glass; setting up and laying out your computer lines first saves a lot of time and headaches if you plan on having this in a corner o Total time from setting the box down to the last piece of glass installed was about 35 minutes (I've done a lot of home assemblies so it may take about an hour for a complete beginner) I was honestly surprised because in the past I've bought particle board desks that were pieces of garbage in the same price range. Overall this was a fantastic item (and a total steal) for $100 with free shipping. Highly recommended to anyone looking for a smaller glass top corner desk.