[Rewarded Review] Not bad for the price

It's a good desk for the $260 sale price I got it at. I have had it for 2-3 weeks since this review, and it has been great after picking a final arrangement for my room and tightening everything up. I found that moving the desk around seems to easily loosen its legs, so I had to lift it and give it a final tightening so it would not wobble.

[Rewarded Review] Great desk, couple hickups during setup tho

Desk is massive and I love the space for multiple monitors and stuff. Mousepad top is nice too. Everything feels quality and sturdy. Netting below the desk is nice for keeping bulky power bricks from dangling and what not. Only issue i had during setup was the gold color screw holes in the desk that are preinstalled ended up coming loose when trying to screw parts into them. There were only two that popped loose and i was able to fix it. Had to unscrew the thing out completely and held the screw hole with a wrench and unscrewed the screw that was stuck. Then i grabbed a different screw and forcefully threaded the screw through then took it out. I luckily has an allen key set and the biggest one worked too screw the screw hole back into the wood. Then i was able to continue building the desk.

Horrible desk

I've only had this desk for a year. I use to have my one monitor on it but as i grew the build i have three now. The legs do not hold it shakes back and forth. People said tighten screws but I've tightened them as tight as i can. I would not recommended this desk at all to anyone if you have more then 1 monitor. The huge mousepad that goes on top of the desk. It doesn't even align with the desk. It'll either have off on the left side or right side. When you need to wash the mouspad i wouldn't recommend it because it'll grow mold like my first one did. Had to spend 129 dollars for a new one. Don't buy this desk not worth it all.

[Rewarded Review] Motors not functioning well

I bought 2 of these desks two years ago, and NEVER have been able to have both sides go up or down evenly. On both of them the right side will always end up being higher - no matter how many times I do the "reset" function. I would like to have one of them at almost max height as a standing desk, but it will slowly move back down, making "ticking" sounds (with less than 50 lbs distributed evenly on surface). I have gotten to the point of having the desks at the lowest height and putting paint sticks under the left leg.

I've had this desk for 6 years at this point. It's a great desk for the price, but I have 2 complaints.

The worst assembly guide I have seen in my life

It arrived from Sweden to UK quickly and undamaged, and all the pieces look beautiful and sturdy. I’ll share however my experience of using the desk once I actually assemble it.

Almost great, almost above average...suits work and play

I bought mine from a retailer in Sweden and in general I'm satisfied bar some points of irritation. Primary useage is work and occasional play, which is ideal for both (although I don't plan on standing up for a gaming session any time soon!).

Arena Moto is definitely the best gaming desk that every gamer should have!!!

The Arozzi ARENA MOTO is for sure the best gaming desk that will definitely improve your experience while gaming. Don’t underestimate the pleasure and comfort you gain from an ergonomic desk. And, if you’ve already invested in a great gaming chair like me, there’s no better way to complement one than with this excellent desk. This is the best gaming desk around if you want one that’s as big as it is durable, and an eye-catching slab of MDF wood that places you closer to the action thanks to its ergonomic front curve. It’s heavy and takes time to assemble, but once in place is rock-steady thanks to its sturdy steel frame which provides, through the twin motor system, any levels of height adjustment you like just with simple buttons.

It's only my spontaneous 2 cents...

I have it for 14 months and have spent a huge amount of hours with it for both work at home and fun in my free time (8-12 hours, daily) and I couldn't be other than happier with it. To be honest, it's the best desk I've ever owned. Not only for its black color and look which I simply love it for, but for its built quality as well, and of course for this amazing desk pad, which can easily be washed at any time and which doesn't wear out mouse glides too much. I've got a midi tower PC case (Fractal Design Define R6) on the right edge of the desk (20-25kg with all components installed), 2 pretty heavy 3mm metal Norstylum stands with stereo Edifier R1280DB speakers on them (another 20-25kg) along with HyperX Cloud and AKG K550 headphones attached to each of the stand hanging on Brainwavz Hengja, all this between a 27-inch 2560p monitor on a VESA monitor stand-mounted onto the rear edge, a Logitech G513 keyboard with its wrist rest, and a wireless Logitech G903 mice. I still have plenty of place for putting a pint of my favorite beer on the left and feel pretty comfortable with how solid this desk is. No cracks, 0 noise coming from the desk, no flinching sideways, and I'm pretty sure I could put another +50kg on it and it would feel as it's made for it. Also, I've got a smartphone stand/charger and a USB 3.0 Hub on the desk, as well as some papers and less significant stuff from time to time, and I'm not feeling like there's some lack of space on it.

I'll start this off by saying that I use a dual articulating arm for my monitors, as well as a boom arm with a yeti mic on it, this desk will allow for that, though results may vary. At first, I was using an Ergotron dual arm, which clamped to the desk. My home office/game room has carpet flooring, so I was a bit concerned about there being desk wobble after coming from a smaller, but MUCH heavier (around 300 pounds) solid wood desk.