AtlanticGaming Desk with Carbon-Fiber Desktop, X-Legs, Detachable Monitor Platform, Tablet/Phone Holder, Speaker Stands - Black

Quick Summary:As someone who is budget-aware, I'm extremely really happy I went with purchasing this desk 3-months ago. Though it's up $40 more now, I'd still repurchase at the higher price. Instead of a gaming desk, I use it as a bit more of a work from home station.Advertised Construction design and my thoughts:1. Overall design for gamers: great setup for WFH desk. .2. Durable steel leg construction - Solid without being too heavy to move (recently moved from 2nd floor to basement by myself). Legs are solid, tabletop is solid, the wire holders on the side are decent but will come out if abnormally large force is pushed down on them.3. Charcoal colored carbon fiber laminated top - Decorative and functional. Feels great, thick that it won't chip away, and I'm happy with it. I still chose to use a mousepad, and the large I have (35.4x15.7) fits and looks great. Silent mouse with the pad, laminate top works with with my mouse too...4. Curved desk front - More cosmetic than beneficial for me, but it's still cool.5. Monitor Stand - Good and bad things with this. If you only want 1 monitor, this is great! The stand puts the monitor right at the perfect eye level. If you plan a Laptop+Monitor, it's a little awkward. as the laptop will be off to one of the sides and can't be up with the monitor. 2 Monitors (Get yourself a dual monitor stand to add to the desk). Set it up right and you can keep the included stand for your laptop to free up desk space.The Advertised Features and my thoughts this far in:1. Charging Stand - Barely use, moved to the right side since my laptop was originally on left side in a Laptop+ single monitor setup. I personally like my phone closer, but I see myself keeping this just in case. No reason to remove it.2. Speaker Stands - These are helpful, I personally added Foam Isolation for padding. Unless you're doing studio work with proper monitor speakers, isolation pads are probably a bit overkill. The game storage hasn't been used on my end, but I am clipping a few LED ring lights to them to store the lights when not in use, so it's something.3. Under-desk basket - I haven't really found a use for it, but I don't think I'd remove it.4. Controller stands - I never installed as I did need one side for a laptop, but now that I have the dual monitor setup, I don't even think that I'll add it back. Probably only due to the fact it's a PC desk, but it's nice to have the option and much more important if you're actually gaming on this and need the controller handy.5. Built-in wire-management - This is great and helpful! Cable slots where you need them... Added Suggestion: Get Yourself some Velcro cable ties, to clean up the look of wires, they can be easily hidden and its sleek. Don't let the beauty of this desk be ruined by cabling everywhere.6. Rear power strip holder - This is way better than I ever though! Everything flows directly into one spot, it's off the floor, easily hidden, and makes the desk look sleek. I don't have to worry about kicking wires! This is a fantastic added feature and never thought something this simple would be so great.7. Cup holder - Great feature, keeps it off my work area. Personally I find myself sitting my cup on the surface often, but that's likely habit more than anything else. I did move this to the right side of the desk so the left side can be flush with a planned bookshelf. Had to add a few small lead holes drilled and the included screws went right in and hold it perfectly.8. Headphone Hook - Fantastic! Great to have this close by for when I have to get them for video meetings or anything else. It holds 1 comfortably, 2 easily, and I've had up to 3 different headphone sets on at once.My UseOriginally had a single monitor with the laptop offset as my second display, but found it much better for a full dual monitor setup. For that, I added a dual monitor Arm stand, for which I would recommend the separate arms that meet at the base instead of a single post up to split at cross bars. As you can see with that setup, you can still have the original monitor platform makes a perfect holder for my laptop itself. That way, the laptop isn't taking up ANY desk space! Plus, when I want to use the webcam, I just move the monitors apart by about an inch...Benefits:- Solid Desk- Laminate top feels great- Heavy feeling without being too heavy to move.- Lots of surface space (esp. with the holders on the sides)- Big enough to have tons of space, but isn't too big- Monitor Stand holds laptop off surface (when I added the dual monitor stand)- Power-strip basketLess than Ideal Features:- Monitor Stand (if you plan on having more than 1 monitor)Customization that I did:- Moved the Cup-holder to the right side- Moved the headphone holder back (making way for cup-holder)- Moved the charging pad to other sideHelpful add-ons that- Dual Monitor Stand (Helpful for 2 monitors, they won't both fit well otherwise)- Large mouse pad (really helpful for a soft surface)- USB plugs mounted underneath (2 direct to pc, 2 direct to power strip)- Echo dot with a smart power strip. Quickly turns lights/fans on/off for video calls/meetings- Velcro Cable Ties to keep it looking cleanFinal conclusion: understanding this wasn't the cheapest I could find, $18 more (than the Atlantic basic gaming desk), I'm 100% satisfied with my budget-friendly choice. Originally put a lot of thought into the Atlantic Basic/Pro, going back and forth many times, and very glad I did spend the extra for the Pro. Overall it's useful, does add some nice style, solid construction, and the perfect balance of feature rich with being reasonably priced. Would gladly purchase again and have recommended to a quite a few coworkers and friends.

Got it yesterday and stayed up late to get it finished. It was not difficult at all and I had a lot of fun putting it together.Pros:- All that you read in these reviews about the positives. They are all true.- sturdy- customizable, only if you choose to not use the accessories- the back power strip basket is ingenious! Such a great idea- the two slits in the back is good for running cables- table top is very cool and has a slight rough feel that makes it feel "gripy"- table composition is good and solid and allows you to put new screws in without much of a problem, and keeps the screws tight.Cons:- you cannot switch the sides of the accessories. For example, the cup holder cannot switch with the headset mount. Now, don't get wrong. You can put the screws into new areas and make it work for sure. But the built in screw holes don't allow for switching. No problem if you want to screw in yourself- a little bit smaller table size than I expected- does not have a place to put a desktop computer. Putting it on the floor on the inside of the table would cramp your feet. I put mine to the outside edge.- I don't really get the media holders in the back, so I flipped them upside down in order to have a "cup" area. I put my speakers in there and that works great for me. My speakers are always moving with the kids, and this way they will not get knocked over and moved around. To do this however, I had to put the media holder on top of the table and screw in. It was not designed for this, but it works and it does not seem tacky. The table material is very solid and hold the screws tightly.- should come with a few wire plastic snap-ons for the legs. It would be helpful to have that for my wires. In fact, I may suggest to the company to add a few wire management accessories such as Velcro straps, etc.Overall, this is the best and most fun gaming table I've ever had. Price was good for what I got.

Me gusto mucho, tarde una hora armándolo, llegó en perfectas condiciones, no instale todos los aditamentos extra porque eso son “extra” la base del monitor quedó bien fija y no se mueve nada en lo absoluto. Requiere un poco de fuerza fijarla y el armado, nada que una persona joven no pueda realizar cabe aclarar que todo embonó perfecto pero si doble manualmente un soporte inferior para hacerlo cazar con las patas, por este precio no hay nada mejor en el mercado. Me encanta el acabado de “Carbon fiber” le puse un monitor de 27 se siente sólida y firme la mesa, está mesa es alta así que asegúrate de tener una silla con pistón para regular la altura, es mi escritorio favorito le puse el porta bebidas posteriormente y es lo que más uso Hehehe. No asientes bebidas calientes o muy frías en la superficie, es para lo que es para una PC gamer. No sirve como mesa de comedor. O mesa de trabajo, busca otras opciones si eso necesitas. Es para y exclusivamente para tu PC !! Cómpralo no te arrepentirás. Hay unos que tienen led pero cuestan más del doble de esta mesa.

Review is for the Pro model. As other reviewers said this desk was nearly perfect.Assembly: If you have ever held a tool in your life, setup was brain dead easy. Took me maybe 30 mins.Throw the legs on, cross piece along the underside, then screw on all the accessories. That really is the whole thing.Desk itself: Fairly roomy though it is a compact desk. The dimensions have been answered in above questions. The speakers stick out a bit which is nice for getting around large or multiple monitors. The desk is VERY solid in terms of rigidity. The only 'issue' is that it is fairly light so easy to push it around. I'm not using the monitor stand but I could see someone toppling their monitor if they pushed back to roll their chair back and have the desk itself slide.I have also modified one with an inset wireless charger for my phone which looks spiffy and works well.The desk is made of MDF (fiberboard) with a plastic topping in a carbon fiber pattern. The pattern is embossed on, not printed, so you do get that carbon fiber 3D effect.There are 2 slots cut into the back to allow your cables to drop down a little sooner which helps keep the desk looking a bit cleaner.The accessories: I can't review these too much as I did not use many of them. My monitors are on AmazonBasics Premium Single Monitor Stands which keeps my desk clear and helps me not worry when I shift the desk around that I will drop and break expensive monitors. So the monitor stand went right in the garbage.The phone holder is a neat idea, but it sits at the very back of the desk, too far for you to really interact with your phone. There are two charging cutouts for cables to come through, but in case it was not clear in the description, no actual charging functionality is provided. You would go from your cable basket in the back, through the cable slots in the desk, then up. It is covered in a nice velour material on top which should avoid any scuffs on your nice devices. Again, I did not use it, I just drilled a 2" hold in the desk and installed a wireless charging port next to the keyboard which takes care of my needs in this area.The speaker stands are sturdy, but as you can see in pictures, they are made of wire. For my speaker this is fine, but if your speakers have feet or anything they simply wont sit properly on them. If mine did I would probably screw or otherwise attach some nice black squares of wood on top and then they could sit ok. They also come with slots to holds CDs or something, maybe game discs, but as this isn't the 90s and I haven't seen a physical game or music disc in decades, this part is totally worthless to me.The headphone hangar is pretty nice. it is easily more than big enough to hold any headphones you could stick on them. The 3D printed hangar I made for my old desk was 1/4 the size. It isn't a bad thing, just FYI.The cup holder I really like for the most part. I hope it will prevent spills onto my poor keyboard. It would fit just about any size of actual cup in there. There are only two minor disadvantages. The bottom is wire, with the center being a wire sticking up. So the cup WILL want to rock a bit to one side or the other. So if your cup is very full it could spill a bit out. And the other thing is there is no cutout for a handle. So no travel mugs, no coffee cups, etc. This is primarily what I drink at my desk, so the dremel will probably come out soon to remedy this.The power cable holder in the back is a nice touch . I keep a power bar in there, so my monitors and charger don't need a 10 foot cord to get powered. Helps keep wires from dangling under the desk.Over all, for a budget desk, it is a great product, a nice price, and much more rigid than it looks.The small problems it has wasn't enough for me to take a full star off, as they were mostly minor nitpicks. I probably would have given it 4.5 if it were possible due to them. I had 0 issues that the other reviewers mentioned such as bad packing. desktop damage, or difficulty in setup. The desk itself is literally like 4 pieces you screw on, which couldn't go on any other way.I've included a pic to see how I have it setup now. I haven't got my longer cables yet so it looks a bit ugly but should give you an idea as to my current setup.

Bought this for my son and i am really impressed with it. It was easy to build myself and seems sturdy. It arrived before expected and was well packaged.

Un escritorio bastante amplíoMaterial resistenteEs fácil de limpiarLos accesorios que ofrece, son bastante útiles y además puedes colocarlos en diferentes lugaresBuen escritorio!

Great gaming table look good lots of room on desk . I would recommend this table