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

This desk is great and exactly as I had hoped. I’ve always loved the look of the “S labs” desk but for what I needed this for, it didn’t make sense to spend that money. For the cost this desk is sturdy, has the awesome T legs and a full size desk mat. It comes with a head phone hook and cup holder, although I chose to leave those off. I love that the “seven warriors” leg stickers are optional as I preferred the look without. The assembly was fairly easy and only took about 20-30 mins. Arrived with no damage.

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.

I was looking for a desk that was pretty wide that was sturdy. Overall the desk fits my needs. If is pretty sturdy for a desk with only 2 central legs. I would not sit on the desk but that is not what it is designed for. You can easily clamp on a gaming steering wheel or other racing/flight sim units to the desk (one reason I wanted a gaming desk.)Assembly was easy and once assembled, the desk is sturdy.The full mouse pad is very nice. There are no cable routing parts to the desk but there are many you can buy fairly cheap that work well.Overall I would say this is a good desk.

I'm replacing a 47" wide Ikea desk with this one, and it's great. I'm a fan of the T-shaped legs over legs in the four desk corners. I'm a big fan of how reinforced the underside of the desk is, and that there is ample space around the edges for clamp mounts, which are what I use for my monitors and mic stand. I don't think I'm going to mount my monitors directly in the middle, but if I do I will take off the small center brace in the back and use the monitor clamp right in the middle and I don't think there will be any issues with that. The headphone hook and cup holder are nice additions, but I have a plastic clamping cup holder I'll use instead and a wall mounted headphone stand so I can't review using them - there are tiny pre-drilled holes for mounting them on the underside of the tabletop already, so if you want to put them on it will be very easy. I like that all the screws go into metal and not just into the desktop. Seems super sturdy, I put a lot of weight on it and shook it around and I'm not a small man. Assembled it easily myself in about 15 minutes. The only complaint I have is that the desktop itself is two pieces. I would pay more for this same desk with a single piece top. If I don't like the full-size mousepad I will just throw a piece of electrical tape down the middle to hide where the two pieces connect and use my own fairly large mousepad, and I don't think it will really be an issue. That's the only reason I have to give it four stars, because I think that this same desk with a one-piece top is a five star product.