Usually, when I see the term 'gaming desk', I think whatever marketer has got their hands on the keyboard has maybe been a bit overzealous, yet the Thunder X2 Lab-X makes a decent argument for that in its many neat additions.
The Lab-X has a mesh side plate (with crucial optional fan brackets) for cooling, a tempered glass mousepad top, a track system to add headphone or cup holders, and built-in collision detection to stop it from breaking anything as the entire table rises or drops. Though not all these extras proved to be quite as useful as I might have hoped, it all comes together to offer a strong package at a reasonable price point.
