Arozzi Arena Gaming Desk Discussions | Drop

Click to view our Accessibility Statement or contact us with accessibility-related questions

Free Standard Shipping in the US on orders over $99

Arozzi Arena Gaming Desk

More Community Picks

Battlestations

Showing 1 of 342 conversations about:

Arozzi Arena Gaming Desk

JinXed08

Feb 20, 2018

For those like me that were on the fence. I want to start with saying I'm quite happy with the desk. I don't regret my purchase even a little, and I don't believe there's another desk I've found to buy that I would have been happier with. The good is all the obvious selling points: It's big, It's minimalist - nothing but gaming space here, and, even though I have a mouse pad ON my mouse pad top, the top is well made, fits well, and is honestly a very pleasant desk surface even if you don't strictly use it as a mouse pad.
That doesn't mean it's perfect (you don't get 'perfect' at this price point). The tolerances in the part manufacturing is marginally loose. I had to use a little grunt to get some bolt holes to line up just so, but just take your time and make sure the bolts start straight and it's nothing you can't work with. When assembled the desk does have a little wobble. Maybe I could eliminate it a little more with some slight adjustments, but I think there's going to be a hint of wobble no matter what you do. Now, I want to be clear, I'm being pretty picky here in looking for a con. I've got 4 27" monitors on a single mount, and I have to bump the desk pretty hard to get a shake out of them. I haven't had any wobble issue at all when gaming, but if you get REALLY animated when gaming you might notice a little wobble.
For the drop price point I would 100% buy again. I'm surprised Arozzi doesn't have more similar competitors to this desk.
Edit: For the mentions of the sharp corners. I do notice that they're pretty sharp, but in normal use I don't ever touch them ¯\_(ツ)_/¯