Herman Miller adds the Coyl to its gaming lineup, a motor‑driven desk that changes height with a simple knob. A coiled power cable gives the model its name, while a built‑in strip provides AC outlets and USB ports. Prices start at $1,095, and the design carries the firm’s office‑ergonomic pedigree into long streaming sessions.

Height is controlled by a rotary dial with an LED readout, so users can adjust ergonomics without standing. A perforated shroud at the back holds accessories, while a soft‑pocket cable channel runs the desk’s length. The built‑in strip supplies 120V AC and two USB‑C ports. Four tabletop colors, two leg finishes and a five‑item accessory kit are available for a cleaner setup.

Base pricing reaches $1,825 with the full accessory suite, and the shroud requires the cable‑management module, forcing an upgrade. By bundling power distribution and modular storage, Herman Miller targets gamers who demand upscale aesthetics and ergonomic control. Its price rivals high‑end standing desks, treating gaming furniture as a serious office investment. Overall, the Coyl blurs the line between premium office furniture and dedicated gaming rigs.