It includes one dual monitor mount, and you can easily add an additional monitor mount for the 3rd. Depending on the width of all 3 monitors, you might consider placing your desktop somewhere else, or get the Desk Extensions. If you have any in a vertical orientation, that would certainly help to conserve space.
Certain retailers are starting to show listings for the Platform:6. Unfortunately, I don't know exactly which retailers or regions are planned to carry it. A white version was teased at COMPUTEX, but nothing officially announced yet. Hopefully we will learn more about it at the GAMESCOM event in August!
A sit stand desk, powerstrips, a quality dual monitor arm and the other stuff they got bundled in there, easily cost 1.6 grand as well. If this desk is as high quality as it looks to be (I'm waiting to hear some independent reviews), its actually amazing value - and things like cable management and power etc seem to be very well thought out and integrated. I currently have the Ikea UPPSPEL sit stand desk, with power strips taped to the bottom of the etc - the Corsair would be a lot cleaner
@@maskedkitsune9774 Secretlab Magnus XL (closer in size to the Corsair than non-XL), with Dualmonitor arm is cheaper, and comes with a great mousemat, true. Reason I didnt but the Magnus XL but instead waited for something else: The slot where you put the Monitorarm, is very small. You HAVE to use their monitorarm, most others dont work. So even a mic arm etc wouldnt be easy to add. If you buy the fully kitted Corsair for 1.6k, you get the pegboard and all that - its cheaper without it, but still has the option to much easier add lights/webcam/microphone mounts. Powerstrip stuff and cable management options also look better thought out with the Corsair one IMO, but like I said, need to wait for reviews to see if its actually as good as it looks on paper
@@maskedkitsune9774 They do everything but the power strips but they also have a much shorter cable tray that makes it hard to keep anything organized. The big thing with the corsair desk is it is very clean setup but allows more personalization. If budget is an issue than Secretlab is the way to go. If you want something you can personalize and add on to the Corsair is definitely the way to go. Both have their upsides but really depends on what someone is after and how much they are willing to spend.
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This is an absolutely well thought out product. Good Job, Corsair!
Y para Colombia a que página puedo acceder para configurar una, porque el site está muerto -404- ????
Is there an option to get three 28" monitors on the rail?
Also is it just me or does the website not load the prices?
It includes one dual monitor mount, and you can easily add an additional monitor mount for the 3rd. Depending on the width of all 3 monitors, you might consider placing your desktop somewhere else, or get the Desk Extensions. If you have any in a vertical orientation, that would certainly help to conserve space.
Please make a white version. And make it available for purchase in the Philippines :D
Certain retailers are starting to show listings for the Platform:6. Unfortunately, I don't know exactly which retailers or regions are planned to carry it.
A white version was teased at COMPUTEX, but nothing officially announced yet. Hopefully we will learn more about it at the GAMESCOM event in August!
if only it wasn't 1600$
Wow, so if you DO NOT want a motorized table and you do not want some laminated table, you are still forced to get the motorized version.
It’s 1.6 grand wtf!!!
That's for the fully upgraded model. The base desk is under a grand.
A sit stand desk, powerstrips, a quality dual monitor arm and the other stuff they got bundled in there, easily cost 1.6 grand as well. If this desk is as high quality as it looks to be (I'm waiting to hear some independent reviews), its actually amazing value - and things like cable management and power etc seem to be very well thought out and integrated.
I currently have the Ikea UPPSPEL sit stand desk, with power strips taped to the bottom of the etc - the Corsair would be a lot cleaner
@@Lucaemar secret labs do this for 1.2K
@@maskedkitsune9774 Secretlab Magnus XL (closer in size to the Corsair than non-XL), with Dualmonitor arm is cheaper, and comes with a great mousemat, true.
Reason I didnt but the Magnus XL but instead waited for something else:
The slot where you put the Monitorarm, is very small. You HAVE to use their monitorarm, most others dont work. So even a mic arm etc wouldnt be easy to add.
If you buy the fully kitted Corsair for 1.6k, you get the pegboard and all that - its cheaper without it, but still has the option to much easier add lights/webcam/microphone mounts.
Powerstrip stuff and cable management options also look better thought out with the Corsair one IMO, but like I said, need to wait for reviews to see if its actually as good as it looks on paper
@@maskedkitsune9774 They do everything but the power strips but they also have a much shorter cable tray that makes it hard to keep anything organized. The big thing with the corsair desk is it is very clean setup but allows more personalization. If budget is an issue than Secretlab is the way to go. If you want something you can personalize and add on to the Corsair is definitely the way to go. Both have their upsides but really depends on what someone is after and how much they are willing to spend.
I was very interested until I saw that you're asking $1800 for this...
get over yourselves...
Lmao. 1900$ just for the basic one