Yaheetech Tiny Mobile Computer Desk, 3-Tier Rolling Cart with Drawer, Black

This rolling computer desk is a fantastic addition to my home office. The compact size makes it perfect for smaller spaces, but it still has everything I need—ample desktop space, a handy drawer for storage, and a smooth keyboard tray that slides in and out easily. The wheels make it effortless to move around, and the locks keep it firmly in place when needed. Assembly was straightforward, and the gray finish gives it a sleek, modern look that fits nicely with my décor. Sturdy, practical, and stylish—highly recommend if you’re looking for a versatile workstation!

Instuctions are well doumented and the quality is supurb. Easy assembly with no problems.

This cart is really nice for the price but not as easy to put together as I had hoped. I recommend it for anyone looking for a double shelf cart. The drawer is nice, too.

If you are reading reviews before buying this cart, please do but when they start it was smaller that I thought, well they did not look at the dimensions. Please look at the size, this is not a full size type desk, but the one I got, I bought the larger size, works great. There is enough room for a full size laptop with no problem. But for me I have a monitor on the top and my PC tower on the bottom shelf sideways, my tower is not tiny it is the regular size. I like the drawer as it fits my keyboard and mouse when not in use. You actually do get a decent amount of storage on this cart. But it's more for an extra side table or for a small amount of storage that you can roll around. This does move around pretty easy on hard floors, they do have two locking wheels to keep it in place. All my pieces were there and I received extra screws for that Just In Case. The cart to me is very sturdy, I rolled it around with the computer stuff on it and it did fine as I have all the weight balanced out. I really think this is a great buy and it looks great in my room.

If you're looking for a desk that is relatively small, but not so small that it's useless, this is a great option. The quality seems pretty decent, especially for the price. Assembly was straightforward, and it took me less time than I expected. The shelving and desktop all seem quite stable. I even have a boom microphone and a mounted monitor attached to it. It doesn't wobble. I have a lot of tech knick knacks and for the most part I was able to store them either in the drawer or on the shelves with no problems. On top of that, I think it looks really nice. I'm quite happy with this purchase. I like the desk, and you might, too.

This is a good study cart - I've got my printer on the bottom, laptop on top, and room for paper and stuff plus the ability to roll it where I want. The price was great for the quality. HOWEVER assembly was not fun. First, it does not include the tools you need (these days, most furniture comes with a little wrench or whatnot). Second, the instructions are not great. They're not horrible - I did figure them out - but they're a bit short on detail. Third and foremost, attaching the drawer slide is finicky - it has to be just right on each side, of course, and match up exactly on the drawer as well. While I was fighting with it, some ball bearings fell out and the end result was that one side glides smoothly and the other one jams making the drawer pretty useless. I would have given 5 stars if the drawer had come assembled, but putting it on perfectly was beyond my rudimentary furniture assembly skills.

I got this as a sewing/multipurpose desk for a very small corner of my room, and I am pleasantly surprised. Assembly took a while, but it seems pretty sturdy, just don't tighten any of the screws from the frame until everything is attached, the next piece won't slide in if everything is tightened down. It all arrived without damage, the most annoying thing was removing all the little bits of Styrofoam that stuck to the pieces. It rolls easily enough and has two locking casters when you want it to stay still. The drawer also works well, though it's so shallow very little will fit inside. Overall, it was the right size for my space and seems well built for the price.

Exactly what you see. Very Sturdy. I used a screw drill and the quality of the wood strong and made good holds without tearing up. Using to hold my iMac, printer, the Shaq scanner.Has a drawer and keep things ink pens, markers, lip gloss, air guns to your key clean. Perfect size fits right in my living room against wall right besides my big black wall tv, kind of hide like. when I need it I pull it out and work on it. I'll come back after Christmas with pictures.

perfect size for laptop, however the drawer was complicated to assemble unto desk, the instructions could be a lot better. however it could be done with patience/imagination.....

A bit bigger than I thought but it fits in the space great. Easy to assemble. Love having the drawer and the ability to roll it around the room

Works as advertised. Easy to put together. My only complaint is that I wish the shelf was either with adjustable height or a little lower so as to fit my printer an ET-2800. It does not fit well enough to use it on the shelf. I like the desk nonetheless.

Nice computer desk. Nice to have a shelf also and on rollers

This is a cheap desk, so you shouldn't expect too much from it. It's pretty lightweight and more complex to build than I expected (and I've assembled a lot of furniture). In particular, it's a little odd having to take the drawer rails apart in order to mount them on the frame and the drawer. You can't do that without getting grease all over your fingers. In addition to being hard to assemble, the drawer doesn't open very far. Half of it will always be hidden under the table top, and it's so shallow that you have to bend your hand awkwardly to reach anything in the back. I'll probably line it with small boxes rather than having things loose inside of it. The desk is very tall at 31". I replaced the wheels with felt pads to lower it a bit, and now it's just slightly taller than my 29.5" desk. However, the biggest issue is the shelf, which will jam into your knees or shins if you get too close. As a result, this can't really function as a desk, because it'll be too tall for a lot of people and you can't get close enough to type on a laptop without removing the shelf. Nice concept, but poor execution.