I am used to getting the run around with customer service all the time. Recently, I purchased this desk and it's exactly as advertised. One item was overlooked during packaging, but I didn't realize it until I had almost completed it. I didn't want to disassemble it, repackage it, ask for a return label, etc. So I reached out directly to the company via email. They responded on the same day, worked out a solution, and had it rectified faster than any other place I've dealt with. Sincerely, it was easier than a return at Walmart and their customer service staff was phenomenal. I highly recommend any company that stands behind their products as much as Huuger does.

Ok so I’m retracting my 3 star review and making it a five because this table is worth the money. The way the table top braces go is a little weird but you should have little to no effort hammering it in with the mallet provided. Whats not in the instructions is you should not hammer this on carpet and only a hard surface. If you have issues then you have a defective unit. Once you have them installed the correct way these can handle a lot of weight without giving out. If you are not mechanically inclined then I really suggest another person as the instructions say as the first step. Just make sure you are installing the components the right direction as it says, even having to switch a few things around it was 30 minutes for me.

Decent cheap desk for my girlfriend and I to use simultaneously. I picked this one because it didn't have a middle support which meant it would be easier to swing our legs out from under the desk. Assembly was a bit tough at times and required some percussive maintenance with a real hammer which is why I am taking off a star, but the desk has been solid since. As to not damage the finish on the metal pieces when hammering, I found that the optimal strategy is to hold the included "mallet" between the real hammer and the metal piece that you are hammering, and then really whack that thing. Make sure to use hearing protection. The edge of the table has enough of a lip to where I can mount my cheap microphone boom arm, so that is a bonus.

Excellent desk/table for a terrific price. Looks good, very sturdy once assembled. Assembly secret #1: Put it together upside down! There are so many allen screws that have to go through the frame into the bottom of the 3-piece tabletop and I can't imagine how difficult it would be to attach them while crouching or lying underneath it. This way you just line it up and drop the screw into the hole and tighten. Assembly secret #2: Get a big rubber hammer! They're less than ten bucks and that little hammer they send you will just bounce off the joint you have to pound together. Cute little hammer and I'll find a use for it but it's worthless here. 5 stars and well done, Huuger.

Great table for the money. Wood grain looks good, and it was fairly easy to assemble. Directions could be better, but it's not overly complicated once you start assembling. I took a risk on getting open box and got it for $40! This table is a good value even when it is $80-$100 new. Highly Recommend.

This desk is perfect for our 3D printer. It was easy to assemble, it looks beautiful, it was light weight, but still feels sturdy. It fits perfectly in the space.

I have been working on my new game room, and I had open section that could fit a desk up to 72". I went with this 70" desk, and it fits perfectly. I like the look, and around the sides where the frame is, it feels sturdy. The center however feels like it can't hold much weight. Pros: Easy to build, looks nice Cons: Center of desk feels "weak"

The desk is great and works perfect. I knocked a star off due to the bad design. The main bars that span the entire length of the desk comes in 2 piece (No reason to do this and compromises structural integrity). They supply you with this little rubber hammer and these 2 parts to hammer in to place. I swung that hammer with all my might, full swings like I was hammering railroad ties in. This hammer is useless. What I ended up doing to get these 2 pieces locked in was taking it outside on my porch, laying a board over the top of the 2 pieces and using a real hammer slamming down on the board. For the average person trying to put this together its going to be an issue. Just do the board trick with a real hammer. Smacking the board wont damage the desk bars that way. Good luck!! Its a great desk otherwise.