MAGNUS Pro

I've had three standing desks over the last 7 years: Started with a VIVO dual motor from Amazon; broke just after 3 year warranty mark Replaced with Uplift V2 C-Frame in 2021; made a custom top; killer desk, I still have this in my shop Currently running SecretLab Magnus Pro; even more killer of a d

Secretlab Magnus Pro is pretty nice.

I bought a Secretlab Magnus Pro, and can thoroughly recommend it. It has some really cool features, including: Built-in cable run, that is large enough to fit multiple 4- or 6-gang extension leads. Cable management is really trivial with this desk. You plug the leg of the desk in, and power runs up

My experience is the complete opposite. All of my SecretLab products are great and have really held up. I've had my Titan Evo and Magnus Pro desk for 3+ years now and they still look and function like new.

Generally if a person has a bad experience they will tell about 20 people. If they have a good experience they might tell 5 people. For every Secretlabs customer who knows the existence of Reddit and has a bad experience, they are highly likely to post on here. I've owned one of their chairs for the

The desk is a secretlab magnus. There's a power cable passthrough in the legs and a cable tray in the back like OP said. Great desk for cable management.

For me, it was the desk. I moved from a no-brand 1.5m table to a SecretLab Magnus XL. With it came along a bunch of QOL improvements (within the PC side of things). This elevated my setup and made it feel a lot more premium. It's essentially the base of my setup, the one aspect where all the other c

Yeah, WireCutter’s picks (Uplift V3 & Branch Duo) are solid top-tier choices, but a lot of other reviewers rate FlexiSpot E7 Pro (often the best overall value and stability), Fully Jarvis, Vari Electric, and even some gaming desks like Secretlab Magnus Pro as equally strong or better depending on yo

The cheap to average monitor arms (my secretlab magnus standard one for example) just won’t hold it. So you need a magnus heavy duty, ergotron heavy duty, or other expensive arm. Personally after the $1400 the monitor cost me I’m going to use the stand for a bit until I can swallow spending another

I think the main issue with webhub is that you need to exit out of iCue. For people like me, who have multiple Corsair components and peripherals that work with iCue, allowing me to customize, tweak, and monitor the system, then having to close that app to run Webhub really defeats the purpose of an