Customer Ratings & Reviews

Beast of a gaming table! Very sturdy table that can easily hold the weight of your equipment as well as some gaming rage if it should arise. The mouse pad table cover is thick, smooth and has worked flawlessly for a variety of gaming mouse we use. The stealthy cut outs are well placed and great for cable management. My only gripe is the table does have a slight wobble to it which we negated by placing it against the wall. I’m not sure a little wobble can be avoided but it’s why I gave 4 stars rather than 5.. Overall, we love the table and would definitely recommend

Awsome table. I gave 4 star cause u can improve on any table But not much need to. Good sturdy Table love the curve Love the cable management. And love the room definitely enough room

I bought 2, a pink and white one and the red and black one. Pink and white one was a breeze to put together. You have verything you need on convenient bags that are labeled, the instruxtions arent the best, but they give you the idea. I had a problem with the red one. The leg when you first attach it was so crooked because whoever put the pole inside did not get it straight. All i had to do was tighten the bolts tighter than usual and whack it with a rubber mallet to get it straight. They are pretty sturdy, indo notoce quite a bit of wobble though when i transferred it from the carpet to hardwood, so i may have to go back and readjust screws or something. Overall its a great big desk.

Good sized table, able to fit 1 27 inch and 22 inch monitor with my PC. The feet stands are a bit crooked, not sure why but doesnt effect it. Comes with a whole table mouse pad.

This desk is amazing, it is truly what I would define as a gaming desk. It looks really good, the mouse pad was a fantastic addition. The holes for cable routing are perfectly placed, everything to me was perfect. Except a few little things. The desk has a severe wobble, I mean its bad. Its not actually from the upper part of the desk, nor what the legs sit on. But its the part that connects between the legs and the floor piece. I used lock tight when building it, but no matter how tight it still wobbles from that area. Although putting it up against a wall almost fixed it fully. Also one last thing, although this shouldn't be the case for most. One of the holes for the screws wasn't actually created (it was just wood with no groves), so I couldn't fully assemble the net for cable management. I had to do something to make it stay up. Outside of those last few complaints, this desk was truly an amazing purchase. I didn't have that bad of a desk before, but this was one heck of an upgrade!

Good desk. Solid feel to the desk. Easy to put together. One negative... the desk had a corner that was damaged when we opened it. See photo attached.

The table is spacious and pure black just like the box says, no other color details (expect brand logo), just black. Table mouse pad is great, comfy and fits perfect around the entire edge of the table. Bad thing about the table is no elevation adjustment. Also don't listen to people saying the table is wobbly. You need to tighten the 4 hex screw at the bottom of the poles. Yes you force shake the table, guess what, IT WILL WOBBLE! If you want something that doesn't wobble when you shake it, nail it to the walls and ground.

Giving it 4 stars because it came with a slightly damage on the underside. Nothing to make me want to pack up the 100lbs box and return it, but for the price, there should be no damage. Desk is sturdy, no wobble, and I am on carpet.

Good desk but but be careful with the assembly instructions when setting up the legs. This section is incorrect (shown on the picture) It is best at this part to go check their youtube channel for the assembly instructions.

Sturdy can hold two 27 inch montiors on a mount. My only issue is it went on sale 2 weeks after i bought it which was annoying and i didnt want to have to drove down and ask for a price match

Love the extra space that this desk provides compared to a traditional desk. Installation was fairly easy (took about an hour or so) but I didn't include the cable organizer thats installed just below the surface. Will follow up with manufacturer to see about getting this fixed.

I love the table it looks firm and very elegant, but I am giving it 4 stars for the handling to adjust its position

It’s a good table, just needs more stability and more clearer instructions to assemble it.

It took me like 2 hours to buit but its a decent desk

I was forced to convert to work from home. I had some gift cards that needed to be used up and stumbled across this bad boy. I don't know why it costs so much. And personally, I would not have paid full price for it. But... The actual construction and use has been an amazing experience. Delivery:. Remember that scene at the beginning of Ace Ventura Pet Detective where he is kicking a box down the hallways while pretending to be a deliveryan. Yeah, that's probably what happened. Lol. so the box came heavily damaged. I'll try and include some images. But it was terrible. Ripped open sections, tape falling off, and looks like it just received no love whatsoever. Unboxing and set up:. Surprising, no pieces where missing. Set up was a bit frustrating. But, then I discovered the video that helped alot. Use: I have triple monitors for my set up, and there is ample space. It's super sturdy and no wobble on my carpet. I am happy with the desk, but suggest waiting until it's on sale.

I love the desk! Its looks good with my setup! The only reason im not giving a 5 star is because the net they give you for cable management sucks, it doesnt hold your cords very well.

It's perfect size for my gigantic desktop computer, good material quality, and cable management. However..... they need to fix how the screws are connected to the supporting polls where the feet connect. I will tighten the screws very hard and then set up everything, and then the desk will start to wobble excessively with a gentle press of one finger from my lively wife and then I disassembled my desk to find out that the screws loosen over a short time. After returning from the "hospital" from a desk assembling seizure, I assumed the threads are stripping some. They also need to simplify the legs, if I want a standing desk or one that will go above my head when I'm seated, I would have ordered one. I'm also confused about the screws that are in the middle of the leg Pole's (for raising the desk higher), I tried to tighten both to the inner leg poles to prevent the legs from spinning in circles and the screw just fell inside the empty leg with no return. Moment of silence for the fallen screws. Since this is my 2nd desk attempt online, I think I'm gonna try to tough it out and "rock" the night away even if the 2nd attempt fails...

Its big enough to fit a pc, couple monitors and a console. The desk is sturdy and has holes and a net under the table to hide wires. The only thing I did not like was the building the desk. I tried to go off of the instructions, but they were horrendous. Definitely watch the video to build this thing.

Solid desk. Its large size makes even the biggest PC builds manageable. Great height. The included cable management system is simple and hides all cords well. Be careful when assembling. The legs can be crooked if installed incorrectly, and the top will have gaps if not installed carefully. It is a very heavy desk, so heavy that moving it single-handedly can be a hassle. Assemble it in the room you plan to put it. Pricing is a bit steep at 300+. If this desk was a bit cheaper I would say its a great buy. But not the best buy.

Honestly, this desk is impractical in so many ways. They attempted to solve several issues and for some scenarios, it works well, but for others, it is not great. I purchased this desk because of the wide cable management holes in the back and the 32" depth. I noted that the cable management holes allowed you to slide a monitor mounting plate right through them and lock it in place (You do not even have to use the grommet plate). Well this only works for smaller single or dual monitor stand as the Ultra-wide will require you to use the offset holes for mounting the arm, but then the let hardware under the desk will get in the way of the mounting bracket (not sure why they didn't put them all on the same plane). As a result of this situation, I had to mount the monitor arm to the very back of the desk. Don't get me wrong, the desk is sturdy and a very good size overall. It's a durable product that has some flaws, but it's one of the few options available in this form factor these days. One more issue is the fact that the desktop is a little rough right out of the box. I honestly believe this is why they give you the mouse pad cover, as it allows them to sell less than cosmetically pleasing units as new in the box. Now for the mouse pad, well that thing gets dirty very fast and if you have mounted an ultrawide to it, you're not going to want to remove the monitor to wash the thing. I tossed that thing aside and just threw a normal office planner matt on the center of the desk. Overall, it's a very good desk and I'm not disappointed with it, but understand that it is far from perfect and I hope they abandoned the giant mouse pad in the future.