GTPLAYER Gaming Desk, 120cm Computer Gaming PC Desk With Adjustable Monitor Stand Shelf Large T-Shape Frame Height Adjustable Feet Home Office Study Desk Gaming Table (BLACK)

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You want to optimize the space: While we enjoy the added room afforded by the Eureka Ergonomic gaming desk, it isn't a corner desk, nor one that can easily go up against a straight wall flush. Both the pad and the desk surface itself have three cutouts, which allow cables to be fed through to a mesh basket on the underside for convenient and tangle-free cable management. These cutouts can also be used to attach monitor arms, keeping your setup stable and saving even more space by removing monitor bases. The EZ Desk Air will take your gaming sessions to greater heights, both physically and metaphorically. What’s more, it’s motorised, which is a bit of a coup given the price.Performance: In our testing, we found that the Eureka Ergonomic gaming desk that surprisingly sturdy given just how much ground it covers, with the included extras like the headphone and cupholders staying strong despite how much weight we loaded up. Even when piling all the gear we could find onto it, there were no signs of wobble or budging so it's really solidly put together all told. Cable management needs to be top tier: While the cable management options aren't necessarily bad, we've seen better from similarly priced options like the Secretlab Magnus.

The Mojo Gamer Pro is about as heavy-duty as gaming desks get. That's because it utilizes its durable tank-like nature to be able to take on 300lbs (165kg) which is far more than many other models in our list. Combine this feat with great cable management and extras you won't in other models and this is solid all around. You want something smaller: While we personally enjoy the extra 30% increase of the Magnus Pro XL, it could be too big for some setups.

INTRODUCTORY OFFER - This is a brand new product which has been discounted as an introductory offer for a limited time only. Once the offer is over it will return to the standard price displayed. When working from home a standing desk is a seriously useful piece of kit. Not only can you use it to help give your day some variety with the sitting and then the aforementioned standing, but they also provide options in other ways. Changing the height can make it easier to fit storage like draws, or even perhaps your weirdly huge tower PC, underneath your desk. I've been sold on the standing desk life for a while now, and a carbon negative one like what the Fnatic x ChopValue(opens in new tab)Collaboration is definitely worth giving a look to. You want a more premium gaming desk: For as impressive as the Homall gaming desk is, it's very much a case of getting what you pay here. If you want to spend a bit more for the mid-range then there are other options in our list. The Secretlab Magnus Pro XL takes everything that worked with the original model and innovates upon it in new and impressive ways. Boasting a new sit-to-stand feature, an increased tabletop size, and even a power delivery column, if money is no object then this is the definitive high-end gaming desk to beat.

Either way, read on to see our selection of the best gaming desks you can buy right now, and find the perfect piece to complement your setup and style. Best gaming desk: At a glance The Flexispot supports heights from 71cm (27.8in) up to 121cm (47.6in), which should have you covered for all comfortable sitting and standing setups. The control panel can hold three different height profiles in its memory banks and moves smoothly between them. Or you can set your height manually, with the current level shown on the three-digit display. One of the largest gaming desks on our list, the grandiose Arozzi Arena is an eye-catching slab of MDF wood that places you closer to the action thanks to its ergonomic front curve. More importantly for people who have a multi-monitor setup, its 63-inch version is designed to accommodate three monitors at once without looking crowded. Of course, if you prefer to save space, You want something more heavy duty: While the 165lb weight capacity on the ChopValue X Fnatic Revive Pro is far from weak, it isn't as accommodating as other gaming desks made of metal or other durable materials.In use, the tougher feeling desktop adds a nice boost of confidence, so I don't worry about moving things around so much. I've tried to scratch it to no avail, which is definitely nicer than accidentally causing damage. The desk controls for raising and lowering the table top is almost identical to most standing desk models and allows for your up down, and programmable levels of customisation. This is all a fairly standard affair from what I've seen and works as expected. Construction is a straightforward task, taking just over an hour to turn the two boxes into a working, versatile desk. A few more pre-drilled holes for the control box and the central beam would have been nice, but the surface is easy enough to screw into with a bit of elbow grease. There are multiple gaming desk sizes, mostly around 60 x 30 inches, with 40 x 30 inches as another popular size. Which you prefer will largely depend on how much space you have and how many monitors you want to stand atop it. Is a gaming desk worth it? Performance: The extra room and enhanced modularity of the Secretlab Mangus Pro XL make it ideal whether you're gaming or working from home. In our testing, we found that the new built-in cable management improved upon the original vastly for a seamless experience, and the extra weight capacity of 260 lbs (compared to the 220 lbs of the first version) was good for overhead. Ultimately, if you have the extra money for it, there's little that surpasses it at this point in time.