59-Inch Large Electric Height Adjustable Computer L-Shaped Desk with Memory Controller Corner Standing Desk Modern Workstation with Splice Board Ergonomic Desk (Black Frame + Rustic Brown Top)

Wonderful desk. Install was simple, but does take time. Allen wrenches are terrible, so if you have an alternative tool to use, def do it. Has been mostly sturdy, be sure to make sure you have plenty of clearance below that you may not realize will catch the desk as it goes down and begin to tilt (ask me how I know). Very happy with the purchase for my home office. I wish it went a little taller for my height (5”9) but only when on the under desk treadmill.

Love this desk! It's very good quality. It wasn't difficult to assemble. The mechanics work smoothly, but I set the memory to where I want it. I leave it in standing height and have a chair that is also counter height. I can sit/stand quickly. I knew thats how I wanted to use it but still bought the adjustable in case, say after my knee surgery, I need to be down lower. This has improved my overall work from home comfort tremendously! No more sitting for 8 hours. Also the rustic brown matches all of my other rustice brown pieces from various sellers.

Purchased this desk as a home office desk for our family. It has been great so far. Every easy to use, quality materials and looks great with the wood theme. It's fairly resilient and easy to keep clean. We've had it over 2 years now and the motor still works great and the wood laminate has remained solid. Very happy with this purchase!

This sit-stand desk is super sturdy and beautiful. I was able to mount my Yamaha P-115 underneath perfectly with the help of some brackets from Amazon. It fits my PC and my laptop as well as all my gear including 3 monitors.The assembly is pretty easy. Motor sound is acceptable, doesn’t bother me. I only use 2 of the settings buttons but it’s nice to have others incase someone else is using the desk.No complaints 2 weeks in!Edit: I purchased this desk June 7th, 2023 and the motors crapped out on me yesterday, October 5th. The display shows E12 and I tried the troubleshooting provided in the manual with no luck. If this error sticks it says that both motors are bad and there's no serviceable parts - they need to be fully replaced.Going to contact customer support and hope they have something for me, but I may be back to sitting full time.Edit 2: This seller doesn't have anything in the way of customer support as far as I can tell. Completely out of luck. R.I.P.: a very nice desk at one point.Edit 3: I held all the buttons down (not what other manuals said) and it reset to 0 and then it works again. Moving stars back up

Easily the worst purchase of my life. That is not restricted to $100+, furniture, Amazon or really anything else (and I’ve bought some useless items). This truly is THE WORST ITEM I HAVE EVER PAID FOR.1.) The motor stopped working after ONE time of moving the desk higher and lower. When reaching out for support, the seller did not respond and Amazon asked to send a single JPEG picture of the desk, to which the rep said she saw nothing wrong with the item (and yes, I can send a picture that shows side by side the desk “up” and “down” in the same position….it won’t matter). They asked us to reset the desk by holding the up and down button simultaneously, which works for 1-2 movements up or down before reverting to failing.And even if this desk worked, IT DOESN’T, it’s not sturdy.In short, you can get a better desk by asking a 6-year old to build one by themself and Amazon customer service is as useless as the 6-year old’s younger sibling.DO NOT BUT THIS SCAM OF A PRODUCT

I've had this for almost a year now and have had no problems whatsoever with the desk's integrity, height-adjusting motor, or the amount of desk space. In fact, the amount of desk space is my favorite. I work from home and really appreciate the space.I currently have two 27" monitors w/ a mount and a standard ATX case on my desk without any problems. Even after a move from one house to another that caused me to disassemble the desk for moving, I haven't had problems with desk integrity.However, just be aware that if you are adding more than about 100 pounds to the desk look out for some very, very minor bending of the wood in the middle if you are placing a mount in the back-center of the desk. I believe this is particle board (or something) so it's not foolproof to bending of course. I had this problem and just adjusted the mount to be closer to one of the legs instead of dead center.I recommended this to a friend as well. So far they enjoy it. I'd recommend this to anyone who wants a cheap stand-up desk with a lot of desk real estate.

You get what you paid for, but this desk is great value for how large it is. There are hundreds of motorized desks out there. The higher you go, the faster and quieter they get. This is a fairly large desk and fit my needs. My wife wanted a desk bigger than her old 48"x28" desk, with some extra space to store her work laptop in addition to her desktop.This desk has a built in wire tray management at the back, which is great for storing a singular power strip so the desk can freely go up and down without worry about power cables being too short. It also has a niche headset holder, but she opted out to remove it so it wouldn't interfere with moving in and out of the desk with her chair. The desk took about 30 minutes to install with 2 people and it was quick and easy. No extra tools needed as it came with everything. There are also memory settings which is a big plus. My current desk does not have this, but to add one would've been a $100 adder. This desk is already pretty cheap at $191.The only grip would be multi piece desktop, but that would probably be a more expensive desk as well or a custom built one ourselves. Great desk for the value!