Herman Miller's First Standing Desk for Gamers Is Here
Herman Miller has launched the Coyl, its first standing desk designed specifically for gamers. This desk features a precision rotary dial for height adjustments and a unique cable management system to reduce clutter. With a starting price of $1,095, the Coyl aims to combine high-end design with functionality for long gaming sessions.
- ▪The Coyl desk includes a precision rotary dial for height adjustments that allows for granular tuning.
- ▪It features a signature red coiled power cable designed to prevent cable clutter.
- ▪The desk offers integrated headphone hooks and an optional pegboard-style back panel for personal accessories.
- ▪Prices for the Coyl range from $1,095 to $1,635 depending on features.
- ▪Herman Miller provides a 12-year warranty for the main structure of the desk.
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1 of 5 Herman Miller 2 of 5 Herman Miller 3 of 5 Herman Miller 4 of 5 Herman Miller 5 of 5 Herman Miller Design 5 Mins ago 0 Views 0 CommentsComments Save Summary Features a precision rotary dial for height adjustments that allows for granular tuning to a 10th of an inch, providing tactile feedback similar to high-end audio equipment or gaming mice Includes a signature red coiled power cable designed to stay taut and orderly as the desk raises or lowers, preventing the cable clutter typically associated with sit-to-stand setups Equipped with an extra-wide cable management trough accessible through a fold-down felt cover, allowing users to organize power strips and peripheral wires from the front without moving the desk Herman Miller Gaming has introduced the Coyl, marking its first…
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