I spent quite a bit of time looking for the right desk for my room to put my new PC on. This desk would be used primarily for gaming, but not exclusively. There are a lot of options out there of different desks and they all vary in materials and purpose. The Arozzi Arena Gaming Desk seemed to be just what I needed, and the reviews seemed fairly positive online, so I decided on it.

Just for perspective, I have never purchased a desk before and was primarily concerned with the comfortableness of everyday use. In addition to the overall build quality and if it would stand up to stress of constant use. I only have had the desk for a week or so, so I can't vouch for it lasting forever yet. However, based off what I've seen and my impressions thus far, it seems that it won't be falling apart any time soon.

So, the materials are great in my opinion. The frame is made from a sort of metal and was extremely sturdy. The desk itself fairly solid and may show some wear over time. On top of the desk sits a mat, that is made from the same material of mousepads, and is cut to the shape of the desk, so it covers the entire surface. It is very comfortable, fairly water resistant, and looks to be of pretty good quality. The overall build is very sturdy and good quality, and I expect it to last for several years at the least.

Assembly only took 30 minutes or so. Comes with decent instructions and all tools/parts needed. The height is adjustable to several preset heights. Just have to use the allen wrench on the two legs to loosen them and adjust the height. I haven't tried this, but I imagine it could be quite difficult without putting it on it's side or at least taking things off the desk.

Just some side notes. The desk isn't a perfect rectangle. It is curved, so you sit closer to the center of the desk. I prefer this, but I couldn't really say one way or the other if it is beneficial or not. I really enjoy the giant mousepad for the desk surface. I can use my mouse anywhere and the material is fairly soft and comfortable. There are three slits in the desk and pad that are fairly concealed that allow you to run cables through the desk. There is also an attachable net the goes on the underside of the desk to help with cable management. There are also two coasters (don't know the right word for this) that are underneath each leg that can be adjusted for uneven floors.

Overall, I love the desk. Reasonable price for a comfortable, well-made desk that serves it purpose very well and actually doesn't look too bad. Would definitely recommend.

They were very easy to assemble. They have been extremely durable. I bought four, four years ago for Christmas, one for each one of my boys and myself. I highly recommend these desks. They have a phenomenal look and feel.

We have actually purchased two of these desks for my sons so that they each have their own computer area. They do measure to the size advertised, so they are a large flat desk with a mouse pad that covers the entire surface. The cover over the entire desk surface is really nice, especially with a desk this size.
My oldest is able to utilize oversized, multiple monitors, a music keyboard and a traditional keyboard as well as other items all on this desk at the same time. The desk indent allows the user to sit closer to the actual monitors. So on a basic level, these desks are good.
What we would improve:
1. The screws that attach the frame of the desk to the top are a bit weak and better screws here would increase the durability of the product.
2. The product has no adjustment, so ensure that whatever chair you purchase to use with this desk is adjustable.
3. There are no "extras" that come with this desk, no drawers, no movement, extra bracing, etc.
Not a bad purchase, just ensure you have the space and do not need any of "extras".

I don't ussually give reviews but I fell in love with this desk when I bought it a few years ago. I just bought I second one for my fiancé and it's perfect, easy to build. Bigger than other desks so you have that extra room. Never have to worry about your mouse pad size. I'd say it's great buy if you are a every day gamer. Also you can check the website if you want more customization when it comes to mouse pads. I fit a 27 inch and 24 inch monitor and my pc on this desk, it can fit a 3rd monitor maybe better to put your pc on the floor if you still want that extra mouse space if you are running a lower dpi/sensitivity when gaming. I've washed the moused pad in the tub before aswell.

After tons of research I was stuck deciding between the Arozzi Arena Gaming Desk and the Turismo Racing Autodromo desk. At first the inner child in me had me order the autodromo because of the LED light and the reviews that the desk was sturdier than the Arozzi. However stock issues had me cancel my Turismo Racing desk order and I instead ordered the Arozzi for about half the cost on Amazon (More on this at the end of the review).

Lets start with shipping: Amazon is no nonsense when it comes to shipping your product. The desk said it would arrive in 2 days and it did. Big Kuddos to Amazon. Turismo Racing was giving me the run around with shipping details on their desk and I got fed up and asked to cancel my Order.

Packaging: The desk is packaged EXTREMELY well and the box was in really good shape on arrival. No damaged parts and everything was divided up logically in the box. I recommend you either get help moving the box, or open it and take the pieces out to make moving the desk easier. The full box is HEAVY and I struggled to get it from my front porch to my stairs. There was NO WAY I was going to carry the box up the stairs to my office.

Instructions: This is probably the weakest thing about this desk. The packaged instructions give you a general idea on how to put the desk together, but there is only pictures and emojis no actual words. I highly recommend you watch the youtube video on how to put the desk together and use the instructions as a supplement.

Assembly: I am pretty terrible at putting things together and had a couple of hiccups along the way including installing the feet facing the wrong way, but once I figured it out it wasn't terrible. I took my time with it and probably had the whole thing put together in an 90 minutes. IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure you tighten, and then retighten ALL screws. Especially the screws that go to the bottom of the legs to attach the feet. The allen wrench that is included with the desk will work but you have to make sure you tighten the screws and then turn the wrench so that you are also tightening it by twisting the long side of the wrench too. What I noticed is that the machine threading needs to be broken in. That is to say while it seems like all 4 screws are tight, when you tighten 1 of the 4 screws on each foot the other 3 will loosen up again. Keep tightening until all of the feet screws are super secure. This is the #1 REASON the desk will wobble. If your feet aren't super tight the desk WILL wobble. Also if you make any leg length adjustments make sure you also completely retighten the screws in the inner part of the legs again to ensure no wobble.

Sturdiness:
Desk feels super sturdy and if assembled correctly has no wobble that other reviewers have mentioned. Keep in mind that the table top of the desk comes in 3 pieces that snap together. Arozzi says that this is to make shipping easier and keep the cost down which definitely makes sense.

Arozzi vs Turismo Racing 2 cents:

I believe the Arozzi desk at the current price point of $259 is a MUCH BETTER value than the Turismo Racing Autodromo. Turismo Racing boasts a sturdier desk with wireless charging and a blue LED light, but they also charge $500 for their desk. If the Arozzi is assembled correctly there are no sturdiness issue. Furthermore if you really wanted to add wireless charging and an LED light to the Arozzi desk you can add those yourself with a little DIY and still have a lot of money left over.