Leetdesk Pro in the test: The structure
A top preparation is trumps. It’s worth studying the assembly instructions before you get down to work – even if the booklet with a lot of text quickly gets boring. A mistake can mean that you have to dismantle the table again. And that can take time. After all, the table top of the Leetdesk Pro is one unit. This shortens the assembly and the table is more stable. The tester from COMPUTER BILD needed about 100 minutes with the tool provided. Once the assembly is complete, the table shines in all its glory.
The construction went relatively quickly. Good: The screws and the materials used are all of high quality.
Ergonomic bulge and plenty of space
The table is a little wobbly when fully extended.
A table for everyone
Desks with an electric motor like the Leetdesk are easily adjustable. These models are more expensive, but the investment can be worth it. Because they can be individually adjusted to the centimeter and thus promise a more ergonomic posture. Practical for the home office: the table can also be easily raised so that you can work standing up from time to time. And the Leetdesk is even programmable! With a short push of a button, the gaming table then moves up or down to a preset height within around 20 seconds. Small but: From a height of about 100 centimeters, the table becomes a bit wobbly.
The control unit has three free memory locations for the height of the table.
Equipment? Yes but …
The Leetdesk Pro has a lot to offer. You can book a monitor mount (EUR 45), a PC cage (EUR 55), a wireless charging station (EUR 50) and a metallic cable guide (EUR 50). COMPUTER BILD has ordered a test version with a monitor mount and cable guide. And it was really worth it. The monitor sits very well and is stable, while all PC cables and sockets can be easily hidden. The gadgets are not cheap, but they are definitely worth their price. Too bad: There are no cup or headset holders, but they would be desirable.
Cleaning: nothing easier than that
And what about cleaning? A drink can fall over while gambling. It’s good if the table can be easily cleaned after such a mishap. Tables with a hard surface like the Leetdesk are easy-care types: they can be easily cleaned with a rag and cause no problems.
Leetdesk Pro in the test: the conclusion
If you not only play at home, but also work at home, you should buy a table with a motor. Like the test winner Leetdesk Pro, which is almost perfect, but also really expensive at just under 800 euros. In return, however, the gamer gets a high-quality, ergonomic and stable table that does almost everything right (COMPUTER BILD 03/22 – test rating: 1.8 “good”).