Teenage Engineering - Field Desk

Right? Especially when a folding Gator Frameworks or Fastset desk costs far less.

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It should also be added, that this desk is excluded from their free shipping offer. Shipping will add another $95 to the price.

So if you were thinking, hey, I’ve got exactly $1,599 just sitting around for a new desk thingy from TE, then you may have to think again.

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I always thought TE seemed like a hipster brand, this really cements that. Not to say there’s anything wrong with the products, they seem pretty good if priced rather exuberantly.

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They seem to have moved from the overpriced, but I can understand it category, into the highway robbery category.

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The perfect desk for anti capitalists.

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Yeah but it’s made from recycled aluminium…

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I think they call it carbon offsets.

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Come on, that should be at least 3k right there. What a bargain

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Absolute chancers

@Fin25 your MBA and the succulent would look great on this…

but seriously… what the actual f*ck.

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Lol, Im not gonna lie i actually made an audible gasp when I saw the price tag…

But like all things else, if I don’t need it or want it, I just don’t buy it. I don’t feel there needs to be a big fuzz about it honestly.

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and it’s a flatpack diy build >.<

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It costs 5-10x what you’d pay for a comparable desk from IKEA, but is not even half what you would expect to pay for fancy designer desks.

After eyeballing T-Slot Rails, I’m not sure the Field Desk is excessively expensive for what it is.

For now, I’ll stick with my TROTEN and KULLABERG desks.

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Prices aside, could anyone actually decipher all the marketing talk and understand what they intend you to do with it? Beyond it being a Meccano trestle table…

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Presumably they want ā€˜influencer’ (ugh) fanpersons to show off their other products on it.

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Ok, that’s funny.

The fact that the site is called design within reach and sell desks for $4k is actually funny. I’m guessing they don’t mean financial reach :laughing:

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It’s funny how 10 years ago hipsters were known for thrifting and buying used and recycled stuff and now it’s people who spend lots of money?

Not saying you’re the only one making comments like that but I see lots of people say hipsters buy expensive things (but also don’t work?)

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Ah, so the massive synth on it is invisible?

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Does it come with Song Mode?

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