Zaor Miza M Flex Cherry Black Reviews

Zaor Miza not complete

My wife received the desk in a package of 85kg in front of the drive-way, because the driver didn't had the tools to transport it over our drive way gravel, so the package was left near the street until I came home to move it inside.

with the construction of the desk I noticed that some parts had assembly holes drilled in the wrong position, holes for bolts and wooden plugs where switched, so assembly wasnt possible.

Contacting the help desk wasnt really help-full, they asked me if I switched parts, but that isnt possible.

I also noticed that there where assembly manuals, one with parts 1,2,3,4 and one manual with A.B,C,D ..

I re drilled the parts myself, and finished the construction.

The desk is completely assembled, but inside the box are still parts left, parts that are double, and a full bag of bolts and plugs un-needed.

The desk is working fine, does what is must do, but I give minor points, because if you dont fix the problems yourself, you have to return the 85 kg unpacked desk yourself, you could imagine what problems this gives.

Its clear that the package I received is a "lemon" of Frankenstein, parts wrong drilled, to many parts, plugs and bolts not correct, two different manuals ..

Fantastic Desk

I needed a desk with a draw for the Native Instruments S88 Mk2 for my home studio. This fits perfectly. It also fits the Yamaha P045 Digital Piano.

One caution - the edges of the slide out draw facing you are VERY sharp and if you're not careful, you could easily sever ligaments above your knee or damage your knees if you bang into it hard through using a wheeled chair. I only had a slight incident - luckily...but I have had the same sort of accident a long time ago.

To the manufacturer - it's a brilliant desk, just put a strip of foam with 3M tape as described above and you have a perfect product.

nice and practical

Very nice and practical furniture.

The drawer for the keyboard is well made.

It does not seem from the photos but it has a way of organizing your cables.

From the photos it is not obvious, that it gives you the way to keep the cables neat

The assembly is very easy but definitely wants two people.

Exactly what I expected

The build quality is excellent. It's easy to put together, and looks beautiful once it is. A great piece of gear for a suitable price.

Great desk

Great desk

EASY TO SET UP big size enough for my needs

Extremely Good, but compromise is necessary

I received this via freight on last Friday(30 April 2016), which could have been one of the first, and was manufactured just over two weeks beforehand.

It turns up extremely well packed, in two flat boxes on a crate, and you will need a friend to help move and assemble it. It goes together very well with minimal tools (a screwdriver, plus a knife to open the box). If you're used to putting together Ikea-type furniture, it's easier than that, although there is one difference (which I can't describe here without pictures - you'll get used to it).

It's slightly bigger than you think, but it's the sort of thing you'll get used to. Quite deep.

The keyboard tray means you might not be able to get your knees fully under, but it needs to be there otherwise the desk would be too high.

The foot rest panel means that getting a PC under there will need some support to stay level, but some of the packing came in handy. It also means you can't push an office chair all the way under. I haven't tried a sustain pedal there yet - the foot panel might either get in the way, or provide support for the pedal. I expect the former, but we'll see.

However, that aside, it is a beauty. Went together in about an hour, the cable tidying around the back is great, and I'm already sitting at it using a DAW.

It's about the smallest desk you can get that will support an 88-note master keyboard, and since producing music will take up more time than playing the keys, it's ideal to tuck them away. Plus I wanted to use this as a general purpose desk (so no rack shelves getting in the way)

Thoroughly recommend it, once you've taken into consideration the caveats.