Electric Standing Desk Height Adjustable Standing Desk Sit Stand Desk Stand Up Table with Drawer and 140 * 70cm Desktop for Home Office

Great quality and value for money. Feels built to last. Easy to assemble with clear instructions, tools and separately bagged and numbered fixings. Comes with useful accessories, particularly the castors and cable management tray. Powered height mechanism works really well and has transformed my work-from-home life. Only small negative is that the desktop comes in two parts so you have a seam through the middle of the desk - however this doesn't appear to affect its sturdiness and is more of a cosmetic thing. Highly recommended!

After conducting thorough research, I decided to purchase this desk based on its stellar reviews. Now, after a month of use, I feel confident in providing an honest assessment. Assembly was relatively straightforward for me. The detailed instructions provided also make it easy to assemble when followed precisely. The desk's sturdy legs, with their substantial weight, contribute to its overall stability.One standout feature is the memory settings, allowing easy adjustment to preferred heights. Although I primarily use two heights, 120cm for standing and 72cm for sitting, having the additional two presets is a welcome addition. The inclusion of a USB port is a convenient feature, providing a neat solution for charging my work phone without excessive cable clutter. I also appreciate how quietly the desk operates when adjusting its height.However, there are a couple of minor issues worth mentioning. The wooden board is split into two pieces horizontally during assembly, creating a noticeable ridge in the middle. While not a deal breaker, it's more apparent up close compared to the advertisement images. Additionally, the placement of the height control could be improved. Accidental taps on the numbers can unintentionally change the desk's height. While I prefer not to make holes in my new desk, having the option to relocate the control panel or implementing a locking mechanism would be beneficial. Lastly, I haven't thoroughly tested it, but it seems that the desk lacks an obstacle detection feature, which would be a valuable addition.Overall, this desk offers many positive attributes, with a few considerations to keep in mind. Despite the minor things I mentioned, I find it to be a reliable and functional addition to my workspace.

I spent ages looking for which standing desk to go for but eventually settled on this one and couldn't be happier with my decision. It's very sturdy and feels good quality (not some cheap wooden surface), the motor is quiet and heights are very easy to set and move between. I don't need to use it on the lowest or highest settings so it has more room for adjustment for shorter / taller people (I'm about 5ft 11).The extras are great too... the hook and cable management tray are great! Haven't used the others due to personal preference but can see how they would be beneficial.Assembly was easy enough, I managed fine on my own as well.The release I've noticed from being able to stand for parts of the day is brilliant too (I would sit for 7/8hrs most days), so I would highly recommend a standing desk for anyone feeling a bit stiff and sore from sitting all day. Great desk and would highly recommend!

There are three categories of standing desk.1. Basic, low end, works well with simple setups2. Medium end products that are a set up in sturdiness or lift capability.3. High end, professional level.This falls somewhere between 1 and 2. It's certainly the very top of the basic/low-end standing desks.It is well packaged, sturdy, able to lift a small computer, monitor, laptop without any trouble.It is very quiet and smooth.Easy enough to set up (like all desks of this type).It is one small motor, so don't expect lots of heavy lifting, but for 99% of use-cases. It will completely fine.I also have a Flexispot desk. Which is a big step up in power/construction, but its at least twice the price.This product compares well enough for a second desk, able to do 99% of what is required.Definitely recommended.Just one area I would call out. I got the 120x60cm. However, the desk itself, to save on packaging, is actually two 120x30cm sections which you fix together. This means a small line in the middle. No biggie, but it's visible and not a one-piece desk. However, at this price point, it is perfectly fine.Summary. Unless you want to spend twice as much (or more!) for a flexispot style desk then this is the next best thing. Really can't fault it at all at this price point.

Desk arrived in a very heavy single box. All items were present on unpacking and assembly instructions were very clear, with the exception of the part around the rod that runs across the underside of the desk - that could be slightly clearer as it took me a few attempts to get the placing of it right. After that the rest was a doddle.The desk itself works perfectly and I’ve started using it for remote meetings at work rather than just sitting all day. I’ve got a monitor clamped to the desk and this hasn’t caused any issues.Two very minor gripes:1) The desk comes in two parts that are connected together right at the beginning - I would have much preferred a single study piece of wood for this instead.2) There is a slight wobble when the desk is fully extended - this is to be expected given there are no supporting structures between the legs, but that might be something worth adding in future models so it doesn’t move about as much. Like I said though, this is very slight and has not affected me in working with the desk.All in all a good purchase and one I’d recommend if you’re wanting to test the water with a standing desk that doesn’t cost the earth.