Glorious Workbench white

This is a sturdy desk, decent size for fitting lots on it. Like that it's white too, brightens up the room nicely.
Keyboard tray is very strong, I have nektar panorama p4 on there and it's not struggling to hold it.
Smooth mechanism too.

The monitors can sit on the rotating platform, no issues with resonance I can hear. I have rubber feet for the monitors, so can't speak for putting the monitors direct on the desk. That's not optimal anyway.

It's quite a task putting it together, but not tricky, just takes a while as plenty of parts. I don't have carpet so added feet on the bottom so it can be slid easily if needed, it really is heavy so that's helpful. Just the ones you hammer in leaving the plastic bit as the feet.

With rack equipment, the way it's screwed into this desk is different from the normal way I believe. Not so easy as you have to position nuts against gravity while holding the rack unit and then put the screw in. Perhaps more tricky than it could be, but it's okay for this money.
Would have been nice if they supplied more screws / nuts as only enough for 2x 2U units each side but if you have many 1U units it's not enough.

All in all definitely recommend this as an upgrade on homemade or frankensteined type desk solutions.

I'm using this desk and am very satisfied regarding the price and what you get. i've maxed it out pretty much; 19" racks are filled, 2 synths on the top shelf, akai mimi mpk , keyboard, trackpad on lower shelf and a midiman keystation 61 on the lower, dwawer shelf, iPad on a stand in the middle compartment. I needed to make some adjustments: i am tall (1.94 mtr) my knees hit the lower drawer. i've put some things under the desk so it's 'lifted' a couple of cm's. My monitor speakers have their own stands behind the desk, so i have tho synhts on the top shelf instead. It's small, but acually enough for my equipment + it fit's in the room nicely. I also used cut to length 'real' 19" material and some 'spacer' to make it fit - looks and works great. There's not much space left for paper, books, 'junk' etc which in fact is for the better as it forces me to keep it tidy (doing my best ;-) )

Not really glorious in any way, but gets its job done. I like its looks, it has something close to elegance in it. The build quality is... well, fine, as long as you add some glue to the wooden plugs that are supposed to hold some parts of this furniture. Otherwise, it will wobble, and you should place it against a wall or some other furniture.

The only thing that really bothers me with it is the sliding table underneath. For some reason it won't remain closed; the keyboard comes out at times by itself, despite the fact I have a rather heavy Yamaha P-121.

Other than that, not much to say. It's decent studio furniture for the price, you can place rack railings (includded) on the left and/or right compartments, or leave them out to gain more space. The actual space you get on the table is kind of narrow, but it does.

Again, a fair product, especially for the price.

Be mindful of the fact that it easily stains, especially the white one, and it's rather dificult to clean it. You should never place a cup of coffee or tea directly on its surface.