Console Table Desk With Drawers

The rip tie was perfect for organizing all of the loose cables that i had in my desk drawers.

Perfect fit for an AutoDesk standing desk. I mounted two side by side an they look like original equipment. These are not as deep as other drawers but then again those other drawers could not be mounted properly on a “Standing Desk.” Solid build and packaged well. Tidy's up my desk nicely.

Great card storage device! I was always searching through desk drawers and camera bags for lost cards. But no more!

Bought this after two years of lifting my console alone on the table. For the cost, I figured if it didn't work, I wouldn't care. It is perfect - roll the console case up, grab the stand, roll the combination to level, and set the supports. Well worth it.

Was happy to get printer off my desk and put table in corner!

Great quality bench and comfortable that I purchased 3 to use at another table and a desk.

Handy little piece of gear. I like how they made it so it can be mounted under a desk or table, but also on a wall.

This is a great way to keep your headphones out of the way but always close by. I’ve installed mine on the keyboard tray of my console desk and it’s great to keep the cable out of the way of the tray when I’m playing piano. Also added bonus that you can either use the included adhesive strip or screws for installation.

This yoke and throttle are supported by ALL recent civil aviation sims and is a breeze to set up. In combination with the Logitech rudder pedals it yields enough quasi-realistic control options to experience immersion and practice the sorts of movements which can translate to actual piloting. There are better and more expensive options available, but the Logitech controllers are all you really need, and the ability to expand your simulator with Logitech control and instrument panels utilizing the yoke's built-in hub makes it even more convenient. Because I've got the surface of my gaming desk adjust low, my legs sometimes hit the yoke clamp when I get up. To fix this situation, I applied a $15 microsuction pad to the bottom of the yoke console to secure it to the desk instead of using the clamp. The amount of attachment force produced by the pad keeps the yoke firmly in place during use, but also allows it to be simply peeled up and set aside when I need better placement of my keyboard, which I conveniently place on top of the wide, flat yoke console when flying.

This console is by far the best sub $5k console out currently. I own an M32, and take this SQ5 desk out 100% of the time unless a band specifically requested the M or X series. Completely future proof with its DSP power, plugin options, full 96k, all in a 19” rack is very impressive. It’s physical design borrows some things off Digico and it’s user interaction takes some notes from Avid’s S6L line (touch anything on the screen and it moves onto the rotary encoders). Very fast and fluid console with a great option card selection already available, and a great plugin package for those in need. Porter over from the flagship Dlive consoles, Allen & Heath really has a winner with this desk.