360° Rotating Computer Desk

One of my all time favourite buys, so stylish. Looks and feels super expensive.
I love it

Very comfortable

going from three tables to one to store my craft paints love how it folds away when not using great colour

Perfect for my purpose Solid table. Very happy with it

This is really good for a little home office. I'm tucked in a corner with a monitor and a laptop. There is plenty of room for an A4 pad too. Having to 2 shelves is very convenient too. Makes working from home so much easier than sitting at a dining table.

Lovely little furniture. Sturdy and space saving.
Absolute worth the money.
Highly recommended

The material is very good and user manual is very clear. I can set up the table easily following the installation steps.
There is a drawback that the height of the table is not high enough for writing.

I would recommend this company. I took a chance as I had not used this company before, however this foldaway desk was exactly what I needed. Delivery was a bit faster than expected. The desk itself is great. I put it up myself easy enough and it comes with everything you need. It looks just like the picture and rolls easily. Very happy - thank you Costway.

This item has the clearest set of build-instructions I have ever read.
Not only is every part labelled (or in a labelled bag), but each page of instructions shows what part you need alongside any part you might mistakenly pick up (in order of size, in a "not this one, not this one, THIS ONE, not this one" style).
Also, the construction quality of the hardware is as close to perfect as matters.
It's common to find a laminate covered MDF board with predrilled holes; you're then supposed to use a screw/bolt to fit via a metal backet, direct into the 'wood'. The slightly 'advanced' items can include a metal fitting that you hammer into the predrilled hole.
Not here.
The relevant hole already has the metal fitment inside it. The hex-drive/Alan-key bolt mounts firmly and securely, and the correct sized Alan-key is included with the furniture.
I'm struggling to think of anything that might be a concern. Perhaps the packaging is a little excessive? Polystyrene (sheets, blocks, etc.) protects everything inside the cardboard, and every part is wrapped in a protective (or securing) plastic-type bag. But all that packaging works - there was the usual number of dents and dints in the outer cardboard box, but everything inside was intact and mark-free.
In summary, it's a good piece of furniture, easily constructed and visually appealing. Took me a little over an hour to build alone, with no swearing or demanding someone return the tool I needed.