The LIAN LI DK07 is a new motorized desk that the Chinese company specializing in high-performance PC chassis offers to advanced users who are looking for the best of the best in this type of gaming or workspace.

The range of computer furniture has been increasing in recent years, as has the group of accessories and peripherals. And today, a good battle chair is more important than a few MHz or FPS more or less. In the desktop group Elevators have gained ground, which allow work while sitting or standing thanks to its height adjustment. They can be manual, although the best ones are motorized to change position with a click. As an example of this type of product, you can view our review of the Flexispot E8.

LIAN LI DK07, behind the lift counter

The LIAN LI model goes far beyond a regular lifting table, as in addition to offering this, it also has its own space for assemble all components from your personal computer. The desktop supports single and up to two system configurations with a modular design for installation motherboards in up to E-ATX formatCPU coolers up to 180 mm and dedicated graphics cards up to 383 mm, mounted vertically or horizontally.

For coolingThe desktop supports the most advanced liquid cooling systems, different radiator sizes up to 360 mm in various configurations for optimized cooling, including mounting points for up to 12,120 mm fans or 6,120 mm fans and 4,140 mm fans. The modular design allows for even more flexibility, with the front radiator supports supporting 480mm or 420mm + 240mm radiators for a better cooling solution.

Of course, it also has its advantages motorized height adjustment which can range from 676 mm to 1162 mm. The control system is conveniently located at the top left of the desktop and includes manual controls and presets for quick transitions, but it can also be customized.

Taking into account aesthetics and durability (and we can assure you this gear is top notch in both sections) The DK07 has a 2mm brushed aluminum outer chassis with 6mm tinted tempered glass on top that offers an impressive view of your gear.

IN connectivity and cable management It’s current. A self-powered wireless charging pad is integrated into the design at the top right corner of the desk and features a clever pop-up mechanism that reveals the hidden Type-C and Type-A ports for power. It includes front I/O panels that include 2 USB Type-A ports and 2 USB Type-C ports (USB Gen 2×2 with transfer speeds up to 20 Gbps), along with audio/microphone connectors.

The desk also provides excellent cable management, with clips located on the back of the desk to neatly route monitor and peripheral cables, a large cable tray at the bottom, and two oversized drawers at the front to keep your workspace clean and tidy. The LIAN LI DK07 is available on its website starting this week with a suggested retail price on par with: $1,399.