Overall, I like this desk.I ordered 2 desks of different designs, one for home and one for Church study. This one under the CubiCubi name, and the other under the Cubiker moniker. See the end of the review for a few protips that solve some issues people have had with assembly.When this one arrived, I was concerned about the condition of the box. However, everything inside the box was intact.The assembly was relatively easy. I gave it four stars, but there are a few places where two people are necessary. All the tools are provided (see pro-tip 2 below) and there are extras of most spare parts in case you lose or damage screws/dowels.I chose the rustic finish and really like it. The surface treatment seems very durable, and the boards are of a very dense composite board. I sort of hoped the metal would be 18gauge, but are only 20g. However, the desk seems very strong, stable, and sturdy.The drawer is not great. The supports are stamped steel, that you fold to form a channel.. The drawer is like the pop up baskets you might purchase for shelf storage. The drawer will not hold itself in the frame when you pull it forward. Originally I was going to put my desk drawer organizer full of pens, pencils and many other things. It fit in the drawer, but was too heavey. The drawer now holds thumb drives, charging cords, cleaning cloths and a few small external drives--and I have a pen cup instead.I am using the desk as an office desk for my laptops, and it works well. It is solid enough the be a gaming desk, but 19inches might be too shallow if you have a large monitor. The longer side of this desk is great, and I am glod I purchased this model that is 67in long instead of the one that is 59in.Overall, a great little desk and I am well pleased.Pro-tips:1-When assembling the frame, only finger tighten the screws. This will allow some extra movement when lining the screws up that hold the desk top on. Once the top screws are in and finger tight, tighten up the frame. Then square up the top and tighten it down starting from one end and moving to the other. Tighten the wire cross supports last, after everything is squared.