Thermaltake have announced the Level 20 RGB Battlestation Gaming Desk, the ultimate gaming desk for gamers (certainly not) on a budget. The Level 20 includes an RGB lighting strip on the edges of the desk, for when you are feeling that particularly kaleidoscopic fondness, and want to cut on turning on your ceiling's lighting. The desk is electrically adjustable (a feature I've always found slightly underwhelming in the premium/usefulness department), with memory for a total of four different height adjustments - particularly useful if you had Tyrion pass by your house in the intervening time.

The RGB is software controllable (Alexa and Razer Chroma are supported), and the entire surface is adequate for (computer) mice to roll through. Its height can be adjusted between 70 - 110 cm, and the top is a 165 cm x 75 cm affair, which should be more than enough space for everything you're cramming on top of your desk right now. And if you want this piece of kit in your life, rest assured that it only costs $1,199. It's a matter of value, on your mind, as a customer. Just beware the shipping doesn't end up more expensive than the Battlestation itself: this thing weighs 75 Kg inside the packaging.

The new VIPER 3000 gaming desk from Atlantic features a motorized height adjustment system (29" to 48") and four programmable LED light banks. The large laminated surface is decorated with gaming graphics and measures 45" x 30". The desk also has dual USB ports for charging your devices, two elevated speaker platforms with game storage, a mobile phone/tablet slot, and side hooks for mounting your other gaming accessories. The LED remote controls the desk's color effects and brightness, while the control panel with the integrated display allows users to regulate its height with absolute precision. The VIPER 3000 is supported by a black powder-coated, tubular steel frame and large feet. The retail price is $499.99.