Do Not Confuse Decorative Simplicity With Hidden Cable Storage

The Eureka Opal review shows that a clean executive appearance does not guarantee useful wiring organization.

Look beyond the large base

TechRadar describes a stable, decorative standing desk with rounded edges and fluted cabinets. However, the lifting legs occupy a substantial share of the apparent cabinet space, and the reviewer found no effective built-in cable management. That limits the usefulness of the large base as a solution for a workstation crowded with connected devices.

Match the desk to the equipment

The review suggests that the Opal is better suited to a laptop, tablet or all-in-one arrangement than a heavily equipped multi-monitor desk. It also cautions that the desktop uses a manufactured wood core and veneer, so adding drilled accessories calls for care. Do not assume that any tray can be installed just because the surface looks substantial. Check the manufacturer's mounting guidance and the space available before buying extra cable hardware for this type of furniture.

The Eureka Opal review shows that a clean executive appearance does not guarantee useful wiring organization.