Secretlab Magnus Pro

The hinged rear cover is a key feature of the Magnus Pro. Separated from the main desk, it runs along the back and folds upward to reveal a roomy cable management tray.

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SIMPLY THE BEST

The Magnus Pro comes in two boxes and unlike the original Magnus, is very heavy. Putting everything together took me about 40 minutes, and by the end of it I was sweating bucketloads - and plenty of sorry excuses for not hitting the gym.

The Magnus Pro is 150cm long and 70cm in width, but only 58.5cm of width is usable as the hinged rear cover takes up 11.5cm (there’s a warning sign against placing any substantial load on it). That still provides plenty of space to fit my 27inch monitor, a desktop PC, 24-inch iMac, and usual accessories such as my 2.1 speakers and other desk ornaments (my Sephiroth figurine has a special spot).

The hinged rear cover is a key feature of the Magnus Pro. Separated from the main desk, it runs along the back and folds upward to reveal a roomy cable management tray. A power socket on the left allows you to plug a power extension cord inside the tray, and this is where you can hide most of the wires that run from your PC to your peripherals.