I've only had this for a day, but so far, I like this desk. 

If I'm being honest, there is a slight bit of wobble if you don't put it flush to the wall, but otherwise it's sturdy enough to hold the monitors. If you want oak furniture durability, then this is not what you're looking for.

Assembly was easy, is easier with gentle power tools. The instructions mention when you should only tighten 70% UNTIL fully assembled, and that was KEY to tight assembly after it was all together. Do that to make the surfaces flush as tight as possible.

The parts seem to be wrought iron and particle board. The desk surface attachment points are metal inserts embedded in the particle board, so if you start to overtighten, you can hear the particle board start to compress, so avoid that during assembly.

Overall, satisfied on the second day of owning. Now if I can organize the rest of this room, I'll be in good standing with the spouse.