Unlike other cable-management solutions, the Magnus doesn’t require you to climb under your desk to adjust wires. The first is its absolutely incredible cable management. You can alleviate the space issue by removing your desktop or pushing your monitor and keyboard to the left or right of center, but I couldn’t bring myself to sacrifice the symmetry. (There’s also a 47-inch model available sometime in the future.) I use a six-foot workbench for my main desk, and I found the Magnus comfortable for an ultrawide curved gaming monitor, but did feel a bit cramped when I put my gaming PC alongside it. To wrap up the size specs, the Magnus is just under five feet long (59 inches) and surprisingly deep at 27 inches. I’m 5’11” and the height was just about perfect. This will be a big problem for tall people and will come as a disappointment for anyone hoping for a standing desk.

It sits at 29 inches and unfortunately there’s very little ability to adjust that height (.8” higher, per leg). This helps it feel extremely sturdy while reducing the size of these components. It has four thin legs and a thinly milled top all made of steel. The Magnus is a deep black with slight red accents. The Magnus is totally and irrefutably a gaming device. Secretlab Magnus – Design and FeaturesWhile I’m often left wondering what, exactly, makes something a gaming desk, or a gaming chair, or gaming socks, I left my time with the Magnus with no such questions.

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