Hello, it's me, Dennis here. This is Kosher's first desk they ever made.
And it's built for Creator. Platform six, Creator Edition.
It comes with four giant boxes, and this one is so heavy.
Obviously, I wouldn't be able to do this by myself. I need the strongest person, LMG.
What? You just held on like that? I'm excited to see what this looks like.
Look at this giant piece. What's this? That must be the wire management tray.
Oh, it goes under the desk. Beautiful.
This is the cable management tube thing, I assume.
Technical terms.
Safety, safety. What she did wasn't safe.
The wood looks so nice. This is rubber with walnut stain, and really solid.
Yeah, maybe on the couch. That's a good idea.
It's bigger than the couch. It's 72 by 30 inch.
Look at this thing, huge desk.
Don't break the couch. I think the couch would break first.
Let's open that one. Well, it looks like they are labeled.
So this one is box two of three. So we should probably do number two first.
Pretty well packaged, huge foam. Column tool kit.
We'll look and see what's in there later. Monitor arms.
This desk comes with monitor arms. This is thick.
With how many Cs. This is really thick.
Say it again, I dare you.
Metal. These are the corner supports due to the thickness
that Dennis indicated earlier. You know the corners are really gonna be supported.
And we've got the legs, which are adjustable, which is super nice.
So if you wanna sit, stand. Oh, do whatever your heart desires.
It looks like all of their little tools are packaged in glassine bags,
which is nice because it's reducing plastic usage and waste.
And it's labeled with step one, step two,
step, what the f**k is three? Step three, here.
With that amount apart, the least thing you wanna have is being frustrated
with all this random stuff everywhere.
Let's get building. Let's start it, lttstore.com.
If you don't have an LTD school driver, fine. He can use this, but we're not going to use this.
Wait, I don't think we can use it. We don't have the thread. I don't have the thread.
Oh, actually it's kinda cool. Look at this fancy tool foam coaster.
Done. Oh, you already finished? You already finished?
I finished like five minutes ago. Based on the pictures here,
it looks like this goes down, where it's, and this goes over the D bracket.
Like that? Yeah, exactly. Oh, cool. And then we'll need to open step three.
Dennis, can I give you a tip? A tech tip? Let me show you.
If you use this side, you can use the rest as a handle.
Is it not long enough? This should be this side. Oh my gosh. Wait, is it?
No, it's right. What?
We just spent 10 minutes trying to screw this screw in here, following the manual.
Apparently the manual's wrong. We're just gonna take a longer screw from the spirit kit.
Yeah, now we're talking. The desk at the bottom actually has little clips here
for the cables. Oh, that's so nice. Right?
So you don't need to do extra work? No. We'll just open it up. Yeah.
One of the things, there's no building cable management from here to there.
So this part just kind of dangling.
The screw is missing. Do you think there's an extra one in the spare parts bag?
Don't lose any more. No, we don't. Are you sure?
Oh, God. Now we're losing more parts. Oh, God.
So somehow we managed to lose the power cable. So we found one within the office,
which we'll use and hopefully it works. Should we do some like warm up stretches first?
Some squats. Just turn it over now.
Okay. Watch out. All right. And now we just need to lift the top.
Okay. Move it onto the carpet. Remember, move with your back, with your legs.
Look at the finish. It looks really nice.
Dennis, did we lose step four? Oh, what? How does this keep happening?
Step four, they already have screw here,
so you don't need to take it from the package. We just slide it in.
Okay, there we go. I think I have my, oh, there we go.
That was very satisfying. Now we get to watch Dennis struggle.
What, this is not clicking. Did you click it? Mine clicked? Yeah.
How many people does it take to build a desk? Apparently more than two.
Yay! There you go. On top.
Okay. Now your side.
Perfect. Did you imagine if that was our power cord?
But why is it in box three? That's why you open all the boxes before you start.
Oh, come on. We have bell to blame. Whoa. We did not lose, at least we didn't lose anything.
We didn't, yeah. There are two different ways we can install it.
You can attach on here, or you can attach on the bar, like here.
Personally, I prefer off the table. Because I want more space here, right?
I agree. I feel like this looks a lot cleaner too, having it mounted underneath the bar.
So I think with this plate, actually we should just be able to do- You can unscrew it.
Yeah, so we can take it off of that if we don't want to mount it on the desk
and use this one to mount it on here. This reminds me a lot of the NZXT build kit video that I did.
It's kind of like an adventure. Okay, this one's done.
This is just the optional if you want the bigger one. Oh wait, actually this is just-
No, it goes under. It just connects to this bar underneath here.
So these are wire management trays.
Thankfully it comes with two trays, but for us we're only gonna put one in.
There you go. You're getting better at that. Yeah, I don't know why this one's so easy to put in.
We're gonna go step six. Adjusting desk height.
So that means we should plug it in.
The weight limit is 330 pounds and 150 pounds.
It's very smooth. It doesn't do the jerk motion.
It's not loud either. Yeah, it's quite quiet. On our button display here we have up, down,
the LCD display, set button,
and then preset memory heights. So you can actually set it if you wanna have
like whatever your perfect height is for standing.
You can set it so that when you're ready to stand you just have to press one button
and you don't have to readjust it every single time. So the lowest height you can get is 29 inches
and the highest is 48. Now we need to do the monitor ARM assembly.
So we'll bring it back down. Okay, the arms are here.
So those are the gas spring arms. And then what you're pulling out now is the extension arms.
And just the connector.
And now our little pieces. So it looks like the base comes apart,
which is what you're doing. The bar toward this way or this should be this way?
Yeah, that's the back. Perfect. Well, building this is too boring.
So I'm gonna do a couple tic-tac train. Play the music.
You crab, Raeb. Is it right?
Can you see it? Can you tell? I'm floating.
I'm not sure I would call that floating. So these bad boys support up to 18 pounds.
That's a hefty monitor. And you can slide it if you want to change
your setup later on. You can move this setup to the left,
or to the left, or to the right. So we're not going to put on the monitor.
So should we put this on even? I believe it. We're not gonna put out the whole setup,
but this is basically going here. You have forgot to mention
you have a cable management here too. Oh it does, look at that.
You can put a cable along here and go all the way down here
and you can feed it through down to the bottom. Yeah, that's great.
So one thing really good with Corsair's platform six setup, you can use the Elgato stuff with this desk
because look at this, additional features. It comes with Elgato flex ARM adapter.
You literally just, you can put them right here.
Or in the middle of here. What you see here is Elevate version,
but it doesn't end. We are transforming this desk to the Creator version
with their multi-frame.
So what this multi-frame system does is it comes with a pack board
and a little shelf on the left and right so you can put your speaker or a picture frame there
if you want. So now we got the pack board.
Oh, it's metal as well. So it's called the multi-frame.
Elgato multi-frame system. Elgato. So we've got all of our pieces here.
We've got another wire management tray. So there's a small shelf, two small shelves
and one large shelf. We've got our toolkit, everything in here.
Cable ties, screws, spare parts.
And then hooks, lots of hooks.
Yeah, that's just for the pack board.
The first step, you have to remove this cover but it's really difficult to open this cover.
But what you can do is open the big cover and then, and then, there you go.
And we can insert... The posts.
The posts.
Okay, great. Beautiful. So it says here in the manual to hook the pack board
onto the four pre-installed screws but there aren't any pre-installed screws here.
So we're going to have to do that ourselves and then we can finally put up the pack boards.
Now the pack board is set up. Look at how clean that is.
And you are just gaming. You know what? I want to move this one here.
There you go. So instead of taking over your desk space,
you get more space on top. And you can put a little, like, Christmas.
Beautiful. So there are three different versions from Cosair. First one is standard fixed,
which means that you can adjust the height. But it also comes with monitor arms.
It's 1,000 USD. The Elevate version, which you can adjust the height, 1,500.
And what you see here is Creator Edition. You got everything, 1,800 USD.
And if you want to buy a pack board separately, you can also do that later on.
It's a little higher end side of the desk.
Yeah. 1,800 for this whole setup. I was going to say, based on pricing,
we've got to consider, we've got the monitor arms, we've got the adjustable legs,
this beautiful walnut tabletop here,
the peg boards in the back, comes with shelves, pegs.
And it took us two and a half hours to build, two hours, two and a half.
I mean, you could go on IKEA's website and look for some peg boards.
You could assemble your own monitor arms and get those separately.
But at the end of the day, I feel like this desk is really about the experience
of having everything built together. Something I would choose is something a little more simple.
If you want to pay your $100 extra, you can get this walnut finish,
but they do also offer a black particle board version.
There will be a slight difference in quality between the two.
I really love the way that this walnut looks. If you enjoyed this ShortCircuit,
you should check out Colton and Dennis's unboxing of the Secret Lab Magnus Pro.