The Secretlab Magnus Evo $699 deal applies to the black 59.2-inch sit-to-stand desk, according to Secretlab’s current US product listing. The page lists a $749 selling price, then applies a $50 sale discount at checkout for a $699 total. It also shows an $859 figure labeled “Non-Direct Pricing,” which is not the price Secretlab uses to calculate this sale.
That makes the reduction about 6.7% from the stated $749 selling price. Tom’s Hardware reported the same $699 price and described it as the model’s first discount, but Secretlab’s listing does not document prior pricing, so the historical claim cannot be independently confirmed from the available evidence.
Buyers should also avoid conflating the base desk with the wider model. Secretlab lists the 70-inch-by-25.2-inch Magnus Evo XL at $769, reduced from $849. The $699 price is for the 59.2-inch-by-25.2-inch configuration, not the XL.
What does the $699 Secretlab Magnus Evo include?
Secretlab describes the Magnus Evo as an electrically adjustable desk with a height range from 28.3 inches to 46.1 inches. Its flush-mounted control panel has three programmable height positions and an on/off switch intended to prevent unwanted adjustments.
The company says the desk uses an integrated power-supply column in one leg, allowing the desk and connected devices to be powered through a concealed cable. It also lists a magnetic drop-down cable tray with a 30-degree opening and designated magnetic areas along the desk, intended for compatible cable-routing components and other magnetic gear. Those are manufacturer feature claims, not independent performance testing.
Secretlab positions the Evo below its Magnus Pro desk. On its product page, the company says the Evo has magnetic zones rather than a fully magnetic desktop and a smaller cable tray than the Pro. It also lists a maximum load of 265 pounds for the Evo, though that figure is likewise supplied by the manufacturer.
Shipping is not included in the displayed desk total: Secretlab says it calculates shipping charges at checkout. The company says US orders ship from Tennessee and Utah and typically arrive within one to three working days, subject to exceptions. Its listing also advertises an up-to-49-day return policy and says return fees apply.
No sale end date appears in the available listing. The $699 figure is therefore a current advertised price rather than a promise about how long the promotion will last.
This story draws on original reporting from Tom's Hardware.
