00:00A home office or gaming setup doesn't need an office desk and chair. It needs a saloon desk.
00:06Put your feet up and work from your favourite couch or armchair.
00:10The screen on top of your desk is way too close, and a laptop is even worse.
00:15Stop straining your eyes and use the big screen in your living room.
00:19Office chairs are built for corporate convenience. They're bad for your posture.
00:24After a few hours, you're either craning too far forward or slouching.
00:28With the saloon desk on a recliner, like a Lazy Boy, you work in a fully supported, relaxed position.
00:35Getting in and out is easy thanks to the magnetic latches, and the magnetic mouse mats hold your keyboard and
00:41mouse rail in place.
00:42Anything you can attach to an office desk, you can attach to a saloon desk.
00:47Laptops, large screens, cup holders, it's all there.
00:51And when you need your living room back, the saloon desk folds and slides away in less than 60 seconds.
00:56If Ikea and Logitech got together and made a baby, it would look like a saloon desk.
01:02Under each mouse mat, there's a 1mm layer of steel.
01:05It lets you instantly, magnetically attach almost anything a home office needs.
01:10Keyboards and PC peripherals.
01:13The saloon desk is great for gaming too.
01:15The magnets can even secure full-size flight sticks.
01:19No clamps, no clips.
01:20Now, I love Star Citizen, but if you made me choose between Forza Horizon and Microsoft Flight Simulator, I'd genuinely
01:28blow a fuse.
01:29What isn't up for debate though, is where I most love to play my favourite sims.
01:34Is it at a desk and chair in the basement?
01:36Or on the sofa in the living room with a big TV screen in front of me?
01:41I choose the sofa every time.
01:43Sure, the latency is a touch higher, but for me, immersion, comfort and convenience win out over any dedicated sim
01:51-only setup.
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