Ikea Fredde Computer Work Station, Black

Also did not buy here but bought from Ikea. Take it slow and follow the instructions because I almost messed up twice by trying to screw some parts together early. This is great for any mid tower or smaller. It feels very sturdy and it's very modular (optional hooks, optional shelves, optional bottom shelving) and if you feel like expanding the cup holders you could fit a wireless charger in it (I tried Ikeas brand, can't tell if its worth it). It took about 2-4 hours to build after messing up twice on some parts. My current setup is 2 27" monitors on the main shelf and two 23" in monitors on the top shelf, no sign of bending or putting too much weight on it after a week... LED's pictured are not included (IKEA Dioders)It's about 72 inches lengthwise so it's very wide, and deep enough to be ergonomic .Would advise:-Measure your tower, if you have an full ATX just leave it on the floor.-The holes in the back corners are nice for cable management, probably would recommend sleeves anyway, it's hard to hide still after using an entire extension cord.Pros:-Study material with the metal framing, feels well built.-Very roomy, tons of legroom.-Tons of room to work separately wither you're doing a project while watching a movie, drawing, etc.-Shelving units are roomy enough to fit a bin or two in each.-Built in monitor shelf, would recommend up to 2 27' monitors because it will be hard to angle them. The imac photographed originally fit very tightly so I moved it to the keyboard area and used a monitor riser so it would fit nicely with room to spare.Cons:- Not height adjustable, if you're aiming for ergo check the dimensions to see if its right for you.-Tabletop seems a lil fragile, i was installing diodes and noticed a tiny scratch when I dropped one of the strips.- While I like the hooks, keeping anything wired back there will make it look cluttered.-Optimized for mini atx/mid towers, full towers will NOT fit on the bottom shelf.-Not optimized for storage, the shelves/hooks do well for accessories though.Minor: For such a large desk, the lack of wheels is going to make this hard to transport if I ever have to move.

Didn't purchase here, but got the same exact item at IKEA. It was much cheaper there. It's pretty sturdy and lots of room. I have a 27" monitor and there's plenty of space for it. Haven't added everything to it just yet. But I like it a lot.Directions are probably as guessed. They weren't fun and only pictures. So go slow and take your time and it shouldn't be to bad.

This is an attractive, sturdy desk with nice shelves on the sides and bottom for your PC and speakers. It's wide enough for double monitors, and I also like the little cup holders! One big thing it is missing though is a drawer. There is nowhere to keep pens and other office supplies out of sight.

I love the setup, the cup holders and wire management holes are great! However, as you can see in my photo, there isn't enough room on the lower shelves for a mid-sized PC tower. If you have anything bigger than 16", I suggest you leave off the shelf on one side like I have.

I didn't buy it from here, bought it from ikea's website for $280 and there shipping was about $40, anyway desk is great, took roughly 2 hours or so to build, I highly recommend it if your looking for a solid gaming desk, only con is make sure you have a buddy standing by bc a part of the desk will not align to where you need to add a screw, took me and a friend to really squeeze the part enough in order for the screw to clear, very annoying..

Absolutely love the desk, just dont buy from here. Buy from IKEA.