Best Arozzi Gaming Desk 2023

You can just tell when you come across a premium piece of furniture. Most of us are probably used to cheap desks, old desks and desks not really designed for the purpose we use them for. To be honest mine in my home office consists of two $15 Ikea desks in an L-Shape, which is fine because it fits my space perfectly.

So often, desk choice comes down to the space you have available as well as the funds, but if you can cover both areas and get hold of an Arena you will love it. Its all-metal construction makes it sturdy enough for all purposes and the fact that it is height-adjustable (manually, see the Moto below if you want a mechanized version) could be a real boon to some people. You can’t really turn it into a satisfactory standing desk if you are tall, but there’s enough give to get those troublesome chair arms under it and out of the way.

The Arena is held up with sturdy steel legs that are height adjustable up to 10cm (3.9inches). There are also four balance adjustment knobs below the legs to prevent the desk from wobbling so it can adapt to your personal environment.

The Arena has a myriad of other features which show the careful attention to detail of Arozzi’s Swedish design team. Those features include the design of the custom mouse pad which has a microfiber cloth surface that is water-resistant and machine washable. The mousepad’s edges are stitched and the pad is 5 mm thick to maximize user comfort. Finally, the whole mousepad weighs an impressive seven pounds (3.2 kg) which together with the non-slip underside means it is impervious to any random movement over the surface.

Cable management is a dream too. The Arena has three cut-outs on top of the surface that lead to a mesh basket that tightly held against the underside of the desktop for cable management. This system is easier to manage, out of the way, and looks great.

One of the best features is the huge full-surface mousepad. The entire surface of the Arena desk is covered with an interchangeable microfiber mousepad on top of a tough MDF board. The mousepad is specially designed to custom fit the curved 14 sq. ft. (1.31 sq. meters) Arena desk with an anti-slip rubber bottom to ensure that it stays in place. You can wash it if you spill any on it and it is here really where the chosen flash of color comes in.

At just over $300 this is not a small investment but it is a premium and desirable gaming surface that has been well-thought-out and you certainly don’t get the feeling you have paid over the odds for it.

So we don’t all live in mansions and if a poky little apartment is your current lot in life, but you still crave a really good desk with a premium feel to it, the Leggaro could solve a lot of your problems in one fell swoop. The Arena Leggero was designed based on the original Arena Desk with the same high-quality but with a smaller surface of 114x72cm. Ideal for those who don’t need the extra-large surface space or live in smaller living spaces.

It still features all the great things that made us love the Arena, but, well, just trimmed down. The machine-washable and water-resistant full-surface mousepad is included (in one of three colors – slightly less choice than the other Arena models) and the cable management is included with cut-out holes and an under-desk mesh pocket – just bear in mind its a smaller desk to there is less room for your rat’s nest of wires to get tucked successfully away out of sight.

The desk height is also fixed at 28.5 inches (72.5cm) – it’s a shame the adjustability of the bigger models wasn’t included, but it retains the balance adjustment knobs to prevent wobble at least.

The Legarro is cheaper and smaller, and if you need your desk to be either of those things, it’s ideal, but in truth, we would rarely recommend it over the Arena.

Okay, so a desk which changes its form at the press of a button is a bit Batcave/James Bond but if you are somebody who has spent many a year typing away in front of a desk in a variety of uncomfortable chairs, publishing your back and spine, then you might well know how nice it is to be able to stand up once in a while and work. Standing desks are becoming more and more popular for their health benefits, but what the Arena Moto offers is the ability to choose between the two on a whim. Studies suggest that alternating from sitting to standing can provide multiple health benefits and boost productivity.

Twin motors ensure the desk won’t struggle to lift the loads you place on top of it and four different, customizable height settings can be accessed from the control panel at the front and you can make further adjustments with the Up and Down arrows to get things perfect for you. You can therefore easily set a height for standing and one for sitting. Just make sure if your PC is under the desk that your cables are long enough to avoid a disaster!

A headset hanger is included with the Arena Moto. It can be attached underneath the desk on the right or left side depending on where the display is placed. Cable management is also covered well. The Arena Moto has three cut-outs on top of the surface that leads to a mesh basket that tightly held against the underside of the desktop for cable management. This system is easier to manage, out of the way, and looks great.

The entire surface of the Arena Moto desk is covered with an interchangeable microfiber mousepad on top of a tough MDF board. The mousepad is specially designed to custom fit the curved 14 sq. ft. (1.31 sq. meters) Arena Moto desk with an anti-slip rubber bottom to ensure that it stays in place.

The full-surface mousepad is also water-resistant, making clean up easy and simple. If you wish to have a more thorough cleaning, just throw in your machine washer at a low temperature & air-dry afterward.

We love the Arena Moto. It’s technology that isn’t a gimmick and that’s always a good thing. It’s a shame it cost will take it out of the realm of most people. This and a decent gaming chair will set you back the best part of a $1000. But what price comfort and health?