In fact, the desk quotes a 175lb capacity of weight, which is mighty impressive for a desk at this price. I believe the wood isn’t actual ‘wood’, which usually raises concerns among furniture buyers but hey what can you really expect for a desk under $200? Whatever the material is, it certainly does do its job though, and that is to support quite a fair bit of weight under my usual stress test (a pair of 6.5″ Yamaha HS7s) and a 24″ monitor.

However, if you do have issues there are assembly tutorials on Youtube that you can follow along to. Fortunately, we have done this a zillion times, so we managed. Also, some instructions on how to properly assemble the keyboard tray would have been nice.

It comes in 2 different colors, which you can have a look at here.Īssembly came with a few hiccups, a couple of screws did not align 100% accurately but with some determination, it all fit together. So upon doing this review I was already going in with a reasonably high expectation of quality in this studio desk. I own a pair of their monitor stands, and they’ve supported my Yamaha HS8 monitors without a hitch. The On Stage brand is one I’ve been familiar with for a while.

Expansion and accessory options available.

Pull-out shelf height (from floor): 25″.

Sleek, compact Z-frame with plenty of leg space.

Ergonomically designed for maximum comfort and efficiency.

High-quality and affordable studio desk.

Simple, practical, and at a price that appeals to the even the tightest of penny pinchers, the On Stage WS7500 is one of the most popular budget studio desks for the producer’s home studio setup.

Diy home studio computer desk