Best Corner and L-Shaped Desk for Gaming: Reviews With Comparisons

If you need something with a more straightforward design, the Eureka L60 Corner Gaming Desk might be what you need.

It only has two desktop panels, unlike many corner desks that have three.

To make it easier to personalize your setup, its spacious desktop measures 60 inches along the longer edge and 43 inches along the shorter side.

While the long side measures 24 inches deep, the short side tapers from the joint to 20 inches.

Furthermore, the desktop surface sits 30.2 inches from the floor, providing spacious legroom underneath.

Like the Ecoprsio, the Eureka L60 has a primarily black color scheme that uses racing-style carbon fiber coating for the desktop.

More than anything, this makes it a stylish furniture that can be the focal point of your game room.

Another similarity with the Ecoprsio is its heavy-duty base that uses inverted T-crossbar leg frames with no bottom stretcher.

However, albeit being the heaviest option at 63.93 pounds, the manufacturer only rates its maximum weight capacity at 176 pounds.

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The design of this desk is similar to typical rectangular desks – the inverted T-crossbar legs are parallel to the short edges of the desktop.

It has a more streamlined look without a bottom stretcher or any visible lateral braces.

In addition, you won’t find any pointy corners on this gaming-inspired desk, as all of its corners have been filleted to a curve.

However, since the left side of the desktop extends to form the L-shape, its corresponding base is longer than the opposing side.

This feature ensures that the desk remains stable even with some weight on the cantilevered portion of the desk.

The only thing we don’t like about this desk is its price point, which is more than double that of some alternatives.

• Onboard Extras

This desk’s extra features include two strategically placed cable grommets, a concealed power strip tray, and cable management channels attached to the rear corners.

Aside from conveniently concealing cables along the desk’s edges, the channels also function as gaming-centric decorative elements.

Another built-in feature is its foot pegs, each adjustable up to 0.4 inches for stabilization

These footpegs are pretty durable, and the makers designed them to prevent scratching floor surfaces.

Finally, this desk comes with a freebie mousepad that measures 31.5 by 23.6 inches.

Unfortunately, this desk does not have a PC rack, a keyboard tray, or a monitor shelf.

However, separately purchasable extensions include a tiltable slide-out keyboard and mouse tray and a height-and width-adjustable PC rack.

The DESINO Gamer Workstation is a more gamer-centric variation of the L-shaped desk.

It is comparable in size, with its long side measuring 59 inches and its short side measuring 47 inches.

However, it has an overall desktop depth of 22 inches, and its corner panel uses a 45-degree chamfer trim instead of a quarter circle.

This desk is available in black, gray, and white variations.

However, all of the legs are black with all variants, and only the MDF panels conform to the chosen color scheme.

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The DESINO weighs 48.3 pounds, only slightly heavier than the Ecoprsio, which is much smaller in size.

This gaming desk is pretty affordable for its dimensions, and it has far more gaming aesthetics than the GreenForest or the Cubiker.

Its desktop has a racing-style carbon fiber finish, and it features red stripes along all of the edges of its wood panels.

However, it has a combination of Z-frame and slanted T legs that are slightly thinner than those on the alternatives.

Nevertheless, the manufacturer pairs the two Z-frames along the desk ends with braces to enhance stability.

Furthermore, stability improves drastically with the attachment of MDF panel stretchers.

Another perk is its functionally reversible assembly.

• Onboard Extras

Handy onboard extras include a monitor shelf, a concealed power strip tray, a cup holder, a headphone hook, and a mousepad.

With the monitor shelf, the desk has enough space for two 34-inch displays arranged at a right angle against one another.

You may opt to keep the monitor shelf and use three 24-inch displays side by side instead.

The Cubiker Corner Desk for Gaming is like an infusion of the Ecoprsio, the GreenForest, and the DESINO.

It has a proportioned layout with both sides measuring 51.2 inches long and 19.7 inches deep.

Furthermore, it takes on a base and frame design similar to the DESINO but with slightly thicker legs.

However, unlike the DESINO, the Cubiker has heavy-duty rigid metal frames.

Lastly, it has a curved corner panel and a movable monitor or laptop shelf.

The desk uses a three-piece desktop that sits 29.5 inches from the floor after assembly.

This variant has an all-black finish, but it is also available in White and Dark Rustic, Natural, Rustic Brown, or Walnut faux wood finishes.

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If you need the space and you’re looking for something quite affordable, the Cubiker is your best bet.

It is the cheapest option we have here, and it looks great both for room corners and central setups.

However, if you are looking for a corner desk that screams gaming aesthetics out of the box, this might not be a perfect choice.

This all-black variant looks pretty modest, and you’re better off choosing its other color variants if you need something that should stand out.

• Onboard Extras

The relatively low price of this corner desk drives its extra features to a minimum.

You won’t find other freebies aside from the repositionable monitor or laptop shelf and the adjustable leg pads.