Deluxe Wood Computer Desk with Hutch

I bought this desk for my wife's office, after being tasked to find a desk which met a very specific list of criteria:- White color- Less than 4 feet wide- open on the LEFT side- Locking filing cabinet- Scratch-proof top- Less than $300As you can guess, my options were extremely limited. This desk was much lower in price than most desks matching her wish list, and has pretty awful reviews.... so I took a chance on this one.Pros:- This desk looks really nice fully assembled. You'd never know it was a "cheap" desk.- It's solidly made. I had no issues with any poorly manufactured parts or dings/dents/scratches... everything was really well packed.- The instructions were very clear (which was very important, given the number of parts)- It is sturdy when assembled.. no issues with wobbling.Cons:- the paint fumes emanating from this desk AWFUL, and it smells toxic. It took two weeks of us airing it out by leaving it in a vacant office with the window cracked, before the smell was gone. I would not want to sit in a closed room with this while it still smelled.- TONS of small parts. I think it came with ~50 pieces that needed to be assembled- Cam and dowel locking system to attach most pieces together, which meant very careful tightening and gluingTips:- DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN THE CAMS. They only need to be turned 90 degrees to fully lock in place.- Use ALL the glue. I also bought a small squeezable tube of white LiquidNails glue from Lowes, and ran a bead of glue on the edge of each drawer before attaching the drawer face piece.- Buy a piece of clear glass to put on top of the desk, for longevity. I ordered mine online for $100, and it was well worth it... never have to worry about scratching the top!- Install a filing cabinet lock for the filing cabinet. The lock costs about $5 on amazon. I drilled a hole in the top right front of the filing cabinet drawer, cut a 3/8" slot into the underside of the shelving above, and installed my own lock, which took about 20 minutes.So, despite it's flaws, this desk really has a lot going for it, and is reasonably priced for what you get. I had the benefit of reading other's misfortunes about overtightening the cams and cam locks, and not using enough glue, so I made sure to use extra glue and use a light touch with the screwdriver. With a little extra work I was able to transform this desk into something will last my wife many years to come. I took a chance on this desk, and I'm glad I did.