6 Foot Desk With Storage

6 out let. good.

I used these for work regularly and are exactly what I needed for 23awg solid wire shielded cat.6

Absolutely perfect. I live in a 400 square foot studio apt. I needed a desk that would fit in a 27 inch space, where I could put my laptop, printer, paper, books and files. This desk fit the bill. It was easy to install and is very stable. I love it.

I'm loving the thirty foot length. This snake runs from my desk to my vocal booth. It has enough 1/4 outs to feed two vocalists at once for group vocals.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is an amazing desk!!!! With the simple press of a button you can adjust the height from approximately 2 foot to 4 foot. Also you are able to set different heights and it will remember your settings for future use. Now the bad. The assembly while easy takes along time. It arrived in two boxes which were both pretty heavy. Overall great desk!!!!

Well built, sturdy, great for a foot pedal. Likely not that good for a desk top hand switch. A little stiff for that. Perfect for a foot on off switch. I use it to control my studio talk back microphone so I use my foot and keep my hands free. Thanks Whirlwind!

I'm actually not a photographer. I do picture editing and use a stand up desk. I have found these Apple Boxes to be the PERFECT foot rest. The Matthew's is finished with no rough/sharp edges. And it doubles as an easy to carry step around the house.

I havent used this too much yet - first evening was a cloudy day and I could see the foot on the leg of a school desk at 400 yards.  The next day with sun (and heat waves - off the road in FL) I had trouble seeing the desk.  Interesting how diff conditions produce diff results. Overall, the scope is easy to use, easy to focus, extremely clear and sharp.  Im pleased with my investment.  Looking forward to using it for hunting, bird watching, and star gazing.

Works very well. I am using it with six foot USB cables to the external storage devices. The individual power buttons were the deciding factor for me. I am replacing a previous device that had ten connections but no individual controls. I was constantly putting cables in/out to prevent unnecessary load and connection time.

This is one of those why didn't I do this sooner? moments. The case feels robust enough to stand up to most reasonable transport demands and probably way beyond what I would intentionally subject it to. That it doubles as a dust-proof storage and organization solution is an added bonus. I've fitted two camera bodies (a7Rv + a7IV) a 70-200 GM ii (laid flat with tripod foot attached) and the following lenses in an upright position - 24-70 GM ii, Sigma 14-24, 35mm GM, 50mm GM, 85mm GM, Laowa 12mm with Magic Shift adapter (incl. tripod foot) attached & a 1.4 TC plus other bits like my Hahnel PROCUBE2 Charger, Haida Rear Lens ND Filter Kit (for the Sigma), four spare NP-1000 batteries, Remote shutter release and a other bits and pieces like a few Lenspens, Memory card wallet... so... a lot basically. Planning on buying another one specifically for other bits of ancillary gear that make up my kit that invariably end up in sub-optimal storage solutions or end up getting misplaced causing frustration when I need to find them.