Techni Mobili Modern High-Back Mesh Executive Office Chair with Headrest and Flip-Up Arms, Silver Grey RTA-80X5-SG

The title says most of it. The material feels like particle board with a plastic veneer, but it looks clean and nice. There is a lot of storage space between all of the different drawers and shelves, which I really appreciate. The assembly process is also not too bad (most of the work is building the boxes that house the drawers and cabinet), and it easily breaks down into 3 parts for moving and transport. Highly recommended for someone looking for a cheap and practical desk

After nine solid years of service, I’m here to give this Techni Mobili desk its well-earned kudos. Honestly, if I weren’t upgrading to a standing desk, I’d still be using it. This desk has been nothing short of amazingsturdy, reliable, and built to last. Let’s start with durability. For almost a decade, it held up under everything I threw at it (sometimes literally). It handled multiple setups, loads of files, and a few accidental coffee spills like a champ. The design is solidnone of that wobbly, "please-don’t-touch-me" nonsense. The heavy-duty MDF and scratch-resistant laminate mean it doesn’t just look good; it can actually take a beating. Storage? You’re covered. Two drawers, a file cabinet, a removable CPU shelf, and a slide-out keyboard panel that’s smooth and safe (no finger-pinching drama here). And the back opening for cable management? Life-changing. If you’ve ever cursed at tangled cords, you’ll appreciate this little detail. Functionality aside, this desk looks good. The espresso finish gives it a sleek, professional vibe that fit my office perfectly. It’s not too flashy but definitely doesn’t scream “budget desk” either. Now, about those specs: they’re not kidding with the weight limits. I’ve had monitors, printers, and even a few ill-advised stacks of books piled on here without a wobble. It feels like the kind of desk that could outlive its owner if given the chance. My only regret is that I had to let it go to make room for a standing desk (hello, aging back problems). If you’re not in the market for a standing option, don’t even hesitatethis desk is 100 worth it. Nine years later, I’m still recommending it. That’s gotta tell you something.

The desk is compact so fits in smaller area. It is well designed to provide plenty of storage and workspace despite the compact size. I added a monitor riser to make it even more functional.

The assembly amp; instructions were pretty straight forward. The only reason I would give it only 4 stars is because the low quality amp; the black table easily shows fingerprints but it goes away with an easy wipe down. Well worth the price. Will definitely recommend this for a small office table!

I just want to drop in and say that I bought this product (directly from the manufacturer) in 2012, and I still use it today! I love the storage and organization options, the drawers, and the slide out keyboard drawer. I did not expect to use this desk for that long (bought it in college), but it continues to hold up through moves to new houses and continues to have all the features I want in a desk. I typically take it apart into 3 pieces (2 leg/drawer pieces and then 1 top/keyboard piece) by removing like 12 screws and that makes it much easier to transport, and I put it back together after moving. I don't know how to recommend this desk enough!

Yes, it took me a while to put it together but with occasional help from my husband, I got her done! I love the desk! It fits my needs perfectly! But, yesterday, while working at my keyboard, the left hand front corner of the keyboard dropped down slightly and I realized a screw had stripped out of it hole. This is a screw that holds up that corner of the keyboard and I need to replace it with a larger screw but not sure whether to try to glue it in or what. Also, not sure of what size screw to use. I need help from Techni-Mobli but not sure how to get in touch.