Customer Ratings & Reviews

Loved it while I had it, then I moved and the brass pieces that the screws go in came out of the wood.

Not Adjustable! It is advertised as adjustable, that is wrong specification it is not motorize. That makes it inconvenient. Shipped damaged.

Product came in a box that looked like it got thrown off a truck and ran over on the freeway. It was a legit joke. When I went to pick it up, they said a manager looked at it and taped it back up. I took it home and when I opened it, i could tell no one even looked at it. The package inside was still sealed up. Before I assembled the desk I looked at everything to see if I could spot any damage. It wasn't until I fully assembled the desk that I noticed the damage on the front left corner. I tried to contact support with no response. I was in the middle of a move and decided to not return the desk because I was to busy. I would say the desk is not worth the $400. Its probably a $200 desk. It wobbles and doesn't seem very sturdy. Pretty much done with bestbuy. This was one of many other problems I've had.

Arrived damaged with half the parts missing from the Naples, FL store. Customer support useless and unwilling to assist with a refund.

Waited a decent amont of time to receive this damaged product, middle piece was chipped really baddly but because of the long wait my bf managed to build only to find out that the chipped part so shows at the front of the table.

I recently purchased the Arozzi Arena Ultrawide Curved Gaming Desk in Black/Gold from Best Buy, and it’s been a fantastic addition to my gaming setup! The massive 14-square-foot surface (5’3” wide and 2’8” deep) is a standout, easily fitting my triple-monitor setup, keyboard, mouse, and other gear with room to spare. The curved design wraps around me perfectly, creating an immersive gaming environment that makes every session feel next-level. The full-surface mouse pad is a game-changer—super smooth, water-resistant, and machine-washable, so spills or messes are no issue. Plus, it eliminates the need for a separate mouse pad, keeping my desk sleek and clutter-free. The cable management system is genius, with three cutouts and a mesh basket underneath that neatly hides all my cables, giving my setup a clean, professional look. Built with sturdy steel legs and a high-density MDF board, this desk feels rock-solid, even during intense gaming moments, and the adjustable height (up to 10cm) let me dial in the perfect ergonomic fit. The black and gold color scheme adds a stylish, premium vibe to my room. Despite being heavy, which ensures stability, it’s worth the effort to assemble—this desk is a must-have for any serious gamer

arrived with a chip on desk top . legs bend easy and desk top not flush , uneven cracks. 500 dollar desk with poor quality control . gross . do not buy

Went to put this item together and it's damaged on the right and left side of the table top. Not good

This is a fantastic desk. Assembly was very easy and it is sturdy. No wobble at all. I love the ability for height adjustment. It's not the smoothest mechanism but once you dial in your preferred desk height, you won't need to adjust again. The desk pad is thick and heavy duty but my mouse works perfectly. Having such a large desk is so nice to have. You have room for peripherals and more and never worry about a crowded desk top. Highly recommend if you need a new desk.

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.

Perfect sized desk for gaming. It comes with a full mousepad that is the entire desk itself. Good height for your arms, although I wish it was adjustable like other desks. Putting it together does take some time but it's completely straightforward. There are 2 holes on both sides and 2 nets you can attach to the bottom of the desk to make cable management simple for your monitors

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.

Working from home, as well as being an avid gamer, I needed a desk large enough for my three monitors as well as my work laptop. This 63 inch space gives me all the room I need and then some! This desk is sturdy (and heavy) but was fairly simple to put together! The mat that covers the entirety of the desk eliminates the need for a mousepad. It is also water resistant which is absolutely super! There are three openings in the back (one in the center and one in each back corner) for cable management, which has been a lifesaver. I'm all for a clean look, and being able to feed cables down through the back of the desk gives me a very clean-looking work environment. The desk may be a bit on the pricier side, but it's a great value for what you get! If you're lucky like I was and catch it on a sale, it's even better! You won't be disappointed!

Large. Super sturdy. Easy to assemble. Adjustable height. Mouse pad material covers entire top. Good system for hiding cables. It’s a great desk. Bought it for my son. He loves it. Expensive but worth it. Should last forever.

I purchased this gaming desk on sale for around 375 or something like that a few weeks ago. For that price the desk is a great value. Having the three holes and the net for cable management shouldn't be underestimated. It's a great feature for a clean set up. The desk I got was blue and it's nice but I wish I'd of gotten solid black or maybe the white now. The desk was pretty wobbly but I didn't have the legs tight enough. I flipped it back over and got them all as tight as could. I also put the desk all the way against the wall and in the corner tight. I took 90% of the wobble out. The rest of the wobble is more due to my very wobbly monitor.

Was looking for this big boy for a while and got it in a deal and didn’t hesitate to get it. All the space I needed and more. Can easily fit my dual monitor set up with my rig on top, headset stand and still have space. If you like high quality this is the desk for you. Assembly was easy but it takes time, be patient. Also is really heavy so if you can get help to flip it the better other than that this desk is all I needed and wanted!

Got the desk on sale for about $200. It's super sturdy and easy to put together. The top mouse pad cover is very nice. Cable management with it makes the desk look very clean. Only downside was there were a few spots where paint got chipped.

I did a lot of research looking for a desk this wide, with some form of cable management. I read reviews from almost every website that sells this desk, and I was very skeptical. Way too many “crooked legs”, uneven tops, and wobbles. I took a chance, knowing Best Buy has a sweet return policy. A leg was crooked. But lo and behold, you can adjust the legs for height, and turn them! Problem solved. After assembling the desk and flipping it upright, one of the 3 top prices was maybe a half a millimeter off. Once again, slightly tighten the bolt closest to the area, and it lined up perfectly. The wobble is incredibly slight. I replaced a corner desk with this, and The pressure it takes to wobble this desk wobbled that one too. Take the negative reviews with a grain of salt, this desk is exactly what I wanted, and I couldn’t be happier!

This is a heavy duty gaming desk with plenty of room for activites. 3 cable entry points across the back edge. Sturdy legs and a decent cable managment pouch under it. the top is literally a giant mousepad that cleans up well after a spill or whatnot. The only thing I can complain about is the printed instructions are terrible. The order of assembly and placement of specific pieces has no details. However, there is a video qr code in the instructions if you want to watch it while you build. Personally prefer printed for assembling items.