SEVEN WARRIOR Gaming Desk 60 INCH, T- Shaped Carbon Fiber Surface Computer Desk with Full Desk Mouse Pad, Ergonomic E-Sport Style Gamer Desk with Double Headphone Hook, USB Gaming Rack, Cup Holder

Desk is desk-ing very well
I’ve never bought a gaming desk before, so I figured this would be an interesting adventure. I eventually settled on this one, and so far, so good. Thoughts and observations below:- The desk is pretty heavy, which was honestly reassuring. Heavy means it doesn’t feel cheap, and it feels like it won’t fall apart from a stiff breeze. If you picked up this desk and dropped it for some reason, it would probably go very badly for you. Do note, however, that it’s two halves instead of one solid piece. Obviously, this means there will be a small gap in the middle of the desk. It doesn’t bother me at all, but it’s something to consider if you think it will bother you.- Assembling the desk itself is a breeze. I’m about as smart as the average victim of a slasher film when it comes to putting things together, and I would go as far as to say that I put it together relatively quickly. If I can do it, anybody can.- It’s plenty roomy. It’s holding my three monitor Frankenstein setup (the largest one is 28″) with room to spare, which is exactly what I wanted in the desk in the first place.- It feels very sturdy. The desk seems fairly indifferent to my attempts at bumping it. Maybe my carpet helps mitigate it somewhat, or maybe the desk just knows better. Either way, I have a desk that doesn’t wobble.- The corner holes for cable management are extremely helpful. My cables are managed in that they are cables, I put them in a place, and they are therefore managed. However, they keep the top of the desk clean. Deception is the key.- I like the mouse pad surface more than I thought I would. My mouse tracks just fine on it. It also doesn’t feel cheap. The logo in the bottom right is fine and not too big a deal, and the big dragon on the left is fairly subtle and, depending on how much stuff you put on the desk, might not be something that you even really notice. The surface is apparently waterproof, and while I have not tested that, I’ll take their word for it. If the desk upsets me later, I’ll spill a drink on it and update my review to let you know how it goes.- The cup holder is…rather large? Larger than I expected, in any case. It does the job, as does the headphone hook.- The gaming handle rack is…fine. It can hold two controllers, but if you use the second one, the handles on said controller will probably limit you to only having two games on the rack. If you don’t use the second controller slot, you should have room for four games on the rack. The rack also has four USB 2.0 ports. I made sure mine worked, but otherwise I don’t really have a use for that. Your mileage may vary.So all in all, I’m happy with my purchase. If the desk blows up or something, I’ll come back and angrily update my review, but otherwise, I’m pleased and I would recommend this to anybody looking for a large, gaming-desk-shaped object.

Good bang for your buck. Made to last.
Edit 3: More than 3 years old now and still going strong after being taken apart and moved twice.Edit 2: I’ve now used this desk for 2 years. No intention of replacing it anytime soon.Edit: 6 months later, and this thing is still going strong. I currently have a (roughly) 15-pound mic setup, a 34-inch ultrawide on a heavy VESA mount, a 24.5-inch gaming monitor on another VESA mount, 2 RGB lamps, and some miscellaneous items and peripherals all sitting on this desk right now. A small mixer and audio interface are both mounted to the bottom. Both VESA mounts are clamped to the back. It handles them all like a champ. The mousepad’s edges have not started to fray anywhere. I have adjusted my rating from 4 to 5 stars. The hours I spent looking for a desk were some of my most well-spent ever as far as shopping goes. Everything below this is the original review from 6 months ago.After spending hours looking around for a new gaming desk, I settled on this one, and here’s why:1. Size is comparable to more expensive competitors.2. Desktop is divided into 2 panels rather than 3 panels. This means you won’t have a crease under the area where you’d have your mouse, which could cause a noticeable and annoying bump.3. It has a mouse pad with stitched edges which covers the whole desktop, which is something commonly seen in more expensive options.4. Holes for cable management.5. Manufacturer didn’t go overboard with branding on the mouse pad. The dragon is pretty big, but it doesn’t stand out much since its dark grey on a black pad. I’m not a huge fan of the way some companies put giant, bright logos on the mouse pads because every one I see clashes with my room’s color scheme.Since it arrived, here are my thoughts on using it:1. Good weight for its size. Heavy, but not excessively so.2. Mouse pad has a good glide. Feels kind of similar to a QCK. I have an Artisan Zero XL as my main, but I would feel totally comfortable using this in FPS games.3. Wobble is there, but it’s not bad. Sturdiness is about as good as I could expect for the price. There are more expensive ones you can find on Amazon with plenty of complaints about the sturdiness. This was my biggest worry before buying. Assuming that it doesn’t worsen, I don’t see myself replacing this because it’s not sturdy enough. This one is easily better than my last desk.4. Putting it together took less time than expected. 1 person can do this in 45 minutes.Not the greatest desk in history, but it’s a solid option if your budget doesn’t doesn’t allow for something in the high end.