Zaor Miza 88 XL Flex Wengé Grey

Okay, so to start with. The quality of this desk is insane. I'm not exaggerating. The thickness, the density and the sheer weight of the desk speaks for itself. The design, features and cable management opportunities are more than enough for a desk this caliber. The rack space is perfect. The space for mixers, and MIDI controllers is well thought out and it is absolutely great. I have an Avid S1 + Dock with 2 iPads on the desk, and below it is an Arturia 88 key MIDI keyboard, with apple trackpad and keyboard. It fits perfectly. Besides the mixers is a Clarity M Stereo and a UAD Twin X Duo. I still have space next to them for anything I'd like. On the top, any kind of monitor speaker pair fits. Even ones with 8" woofers. I have a 48 In-Out Patchbay which is full and I could completely hide all of the cables. Also all of the rack space is filled. So this desk is a dream for anyone who wants professional design and function. All of the cable management holes and Velcros and places conveniently to route everything you want. A couple of extras, which other desks don't seem to have, is the legrest and the lower back of the desk, which hides any other cable that you plan to run along the walls or on the floor. The proportions and size of the desk is not huge, but it is really big. Fortunately not so big that it doesn't fit in a normal room. The assembly was easy, only a few hours with help from another person, because this desk is heavy and dense. I recommend it to everyone wanting a professional desk.

I have had this desk(zaor miza 88xl) for two years now.
It's a very strong desk and that does reflect in the price.
You could cheap out, but then become dissatisfied after a few months that's why I took the dive. I have the s88 keyboard on, that fits on the slide out layer with no problems. The 88 keyboard layer slides out really well and smooth as its got wheels to aid that function. The frontal features look impressive with the 19" rack spaces.
Mine aren't all filled (yet) you can purchase blanks or just be creative. I would suggest using server rack thumb screws for easy removal and installation of your devices. Cable routing is a breeze. The one thing I would say is that if you plan on using a pair of 27" display monitors you will have to purchase stands for your speaker monitors. I guess that not a bad thing for acoustic separation??
I have the grey one and it took 3 hours to put together. It's ideal to have your space de-cluttered before constructiing as you may have have to shuffle the desk into position once your finshied** (see build videos!!)
Over the last two years there has been no colour fade or rot. It all veneered so easy to clean with a microfiber or damp cloth.