Clutch Ergonomic Gaming Desk

It was an added $400 dollar premium for the full desk, with the single section being 299.00. They charge a full thousand for the full set up through their own website. I wouldn't suggest anyone buy this desk, for any of the prices that are offered. I had never used one when this went up, but since then I have. As a desk, it's fine, it serves its function of being a flat surface to hold things, but nothing here represents its exorbitant price tag, perhaps other than the custom fit mouse pad surface. I think it's about a 170lb load rating. As a personal aside, I find a nice big rectangle mouse pad to be much more aesthetically appealing rather than the entire desktop. I would urge anyone to avoid "gaming" desks and chairs. As there are much better if you are looking for actual ergonomics, especially in the chair department. When a companies thought of ergonomics comes down to a slight curve of a front edge, and that's it. It seems more of a marketing term than an actual consideration.

Didn't realize you sent this, my apologies. However, it is a standard fiberboard with laminate covering, the same material I believe your topper is made with. One side has 3 shelves and a slide-out keyboard tray, which I don't particularly like, but it is a feature nonetheless. It is the definition of a cheap desk. Your desk here has more surface area. However, the price reflects my desk perfectly, as it was 40 dollars. Companies like you take cheap products that don't nearly deserve the price tag add "gamer" to the name and believe that is the effort created. On top of that this specific desk shares the exact same design as several others including the "Arozzi Arena", you have the extra middle piece to make it wrap around. However, that full set up costs 1000 dollars! One thousand dollars... It's disgusting. Also, exactly what about this desk is "ergonomic" the slight curve of the facing edge? It is a pretty far stretch of the word "ergonomic". The standard "Ikea" desk of Alex Drawer systems and whichever topper they choose offers much more for the money, and costs less. Mind you, when I said "I'd bet a lot that these cost less then 100 bucks to make." I'm talking about buying and making that product for anyone, people without bulk discounts and manufacturing here in America. Seeing as I am 99% certain that your products are created in China, or another country in the Asian region, I am quite curious to know exactly how huge your margins are. Considering the most expensive component to your desks is the mousepad on the top... Which you charge 150 dollars for alone, ~40% the full price of the desk. Your chairs are the same thing, like most "gamer" chairs they are almost all made by the same manufacturers and feature your logo instead of someone else's. They are ANTI ergonomics as they typically have people sitting in terrible postures and feater quite hard materials. I have sat in your "racing seat" inspired chairs, which I found more uncomfortable than an actual racing seat. The posture your chairs provide is the opposite of what someone needs while sitting at a desk. I, and no one else, need side bolsters to sit straight with zero lateral G-forces to throw me out of it. Then you give free stuff and money to big-time streamers and youtube people, you specifically PewDiePie, because as a form of marketing to the fans of those people it works to have them believe it is actually something good. Tack on your premium price, or go as far as to make a "Blank" edition and poof. Again, you specifically, PewDiePie. I cringe to think of how many of those you have sold because he has marketed for you. I don't blame him for that at all, I would do the same thing in his position. Were you a younger company it could almost be okay, as long as all that extra money went into making the product better and better, to one day fall in line with its disgusting price.

How do you like the desk? Can you share how much it cost for the U when this drop was live?