Small Corner Computer Desk With Top Shelf

[35 x 20.75 x 5"] I'm using this new desk as the center of my small production studio (Thunderbolt display on top shelf; Focusrite Saffire Pro 40, Furman PL-PRO D, Novation Launchpad Pro, and Akai LPK25 on bottom shelf). This still leaves me plenty of room.I left a larger space and larger studio desk (Quiklok Z-600). It's hard not to compare the On-Stage with the Quiklok since I used the Quiklok everyday for several years, but it's not a fair comparison. The Quiklok cost over $. Nevertheless, for the small amount I paid for the On-Stage, it's worth it. Assembly wasn't difficult, however, I wouldn't say it was easy. It got a little frustrating with the keyboard tray attachment. But, all in all it wasn't bad. In terms of the quality of materials I was a little disappointed but that's because I was looking at my Quiklok. Once I moved beyond the comparison, I accepted this is a more affordable desk, thus the quality isn't going to be the same. Again, for the price, the quality is fine. Based on all of the studio furniture I've owned over the last 20+ years, I see this desk lasting me at least 2 years.

[USB Type-C] Excellent drive dock that works well. It is very convenient with a small footprint on a desk or shelf. It is less expensive, and more reliable and convenient than separate external drive cases, each with its own controller. I purchased plastic drive storage boxes to keep my drives clean and safe. This dock works equally well with standard hard drives (HDD) and solid state drives (SSD) - providing good data throughput. JR

I'm using this new desk as the center of my small production studio (Thunderbolt display on top shelf; Focusrite Saffire Pro 40, Furman PL-PRO D, Novation Launchpad Pro, and Akai LPK25 on bottom shelf). This still leaves me plenty of room.I left a larger space and larger studio desk (Quiklok Z-600). It's hard not to compare the On-Stage with the Quiklok since I used the Quiklok everyday for several years, but it's not a fair comparison. The Quiklok cost over $. Nevertheless, for the small amount I paid for the On-Stage, it's worth it. Assembly wasn't difficult, however, I wouldn't say it was easy. It got a little frustrating with the keyboard tray attachment. But, all in all it wasn't bad. In terms of the quality of materials I was a little disappointed but that's because I was looking at my Quiklok. Once I moved beyond the comparison, I accepted this is a more affordable desk, thus the quality isn't going to be the same. Again, for the price, the quality is fine. Based on all of the studio furniture I've owned over the last 20+ years, I see this desk lasting me at least 2 years.

[4.605 lb] I bought this for a computer / standing desk that needed a smaller surge strip on top (I'm still using a basic Furman for that) but wanted more power protection before it. This unit is remarkably robust and I suspect it will be solid.

Was happy to get printer off my desk and put table in corner!

[23.5 lb] Was happy to get printer off my desk and put table in corner!

[14.4 x 13 x 2"] A little sad you can’t use it with the optional top shelf. Otherwise I’m very happy with it

[Zipper] Great way to show off all those polaroids that you keep stored in your desk drawer or a box on the shelf.

[Single Stud ] This mount is high quality, fully adjustable. I bought it because I have a small desk with one computer already on it and I needed to use a second, much larger monitor for work.

[Preamp Volume] I tried a few options to replace a very old broken pair of small Roland desk speakers used with my computer. These have a higher price but they sound great!