Review on The Ultimate Gaming Experience: Arozzi Arena Gaming Desk in Sleek White Finish by Megan Hartman

I spent the summer working in a gaming arena where Arozzi and Turismo Racing tables are used. I have built several tables of each brand and use them every day so I am very familiar with both brands. I will write this review to explain the similarities and differences between the two tables explain. Both tables are about the same size. Turismo may be an inch or so more, but it's close. 2. Both use 3 wooden panels to form the desktop. Again, the wooden panels look pretty much the same. 3. The mouse pads are also the same except for the printing and branding on the mouse pad itself.Same sense of flexibility and thickness.This is how they differ in build quality: The Turismo Racing table is much more stable than the Arozzi table. They seem to have worked really hard on this new model and fixed the known stability issues with the gaming tables. I found 2 differences between the two brands that explain Turismo Racing's superior build quality: 1. The horizontal frame that sits on the wooden table is the biggest difference between the two brands. The Arozzi model is made up of several aluminum parts that must be bolted together, while the Turismo Racing model is made up of a single steel part. So if you click on parts of the desktop on Arozzi that have screws underneath, you get a lot of jiggling, while everything happens on Turismo.2. The Turismo Racing table has two legs on each side, while Arozzi only has one. More importantly, the Arozzi only has 2 screws holding each leg while the Turismo has 8 screws holding each leg. Because of this, I think Arozzi has a side-to-side wobble problem that other tables don't have. Each Arozzi leg has one screw on the front and one on the back, but no screws to attach the sides. More than anything, I'd like Arozzi to correct this aspect, as swaying from side to side can be very annoying. Turismo Racing also gets points for the wireless cell phone charger integrated into the mouse pad, the USB ports and the Cat 5 power cable used and the control trays.