The Secretlab Magnus Evo is now available to purchase, and this kitted-out premium desk is one of the best options around for gaming enthusiasts. That is, of course, if you're prepared to dish out its equally premium asking price of $749..
The Magnus Evo makes a killer case for its high cost by getting all of the basics right — it's sturdy and well-made — while also offering beautifully integrated controls for adjusting height, a power supply column and magnetic cable management tray that hide away ugly cords, and a clean visual style that helps it effortlessly blend into any work or gaming setup.
These features make the Magnus Evo among the best gaming desks available right now. In our IGN review, we said, "The Secretlab Magnus Evo is a stylish, smartly-built gaming desk that sets itself apart with genuinely useful PC-focused features, good build quality, and an intuitive assembly process."
If this high-end desk sounds up your alley, you can buy the Magnus Evo from the official Secretlab website. The standard size (52.9 x 25.2) is $749, while the XL version (70 x 25.2) bumps things up a notch to $849.
It's worth noting that, if you have the room to accommodate a 70-inch desk, the XL provides a substantial boost to space, which can be particularly useful for setups sporting PC towers and larger monitors. For only $100 more, it can potentially save you from having to upgrade your desk again down the line if you ever need more surface space.
Additionally, the above prices for the Magnus Evo on the Secretlab website don't include any accessories you may want to add to your purchase. While it comes with the magnetic drop-down cable management tray, other options like Secretlabs' monitor arm, protective floor mat, or magnetic headphone hanger can add a bit of extra utility to your setup while maintaining the same sleek, black aesthetic as the Magnus Evo.
If the Magnus Evo doesn't tickle your fancy, you can always check out IGN's best gaming desks of 2025 to see what other options are available. There's a desk out there for everyone, after all.
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