Radlove Dual Motor Height Adjustable Standing Desk Frame, Adjustable Desk Legs for 48'' to 70'' Desk Tops, Home Office Sit Stand Desk Base, Heavy Duty 265 lb Load Capacity for Home Office (Black)

I recently purchased this Adjustable Standing Desk Frame and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. This desk frame has truly transformed my home office experience.Firstly, the size of this desk frame is perfect. It accommodated my 48" to 70" desk top with ease, providing ample space for my work essentials while giving me the flexibility to adjust its height as needed.Shipping was a breeze; it arrived promptly and well-packaged, ensuring that the frame was in perfect condition upon arrival. As for assembly, I was pleasantly surprised by how straightforward it was. The instructions were clear, and all the necessary hardware was included, making the process hassle-free.The quality of the Radlove Dual Motor Height Adjustable Standing Desk Frame is top-notch. It feels sturdy and well-built, and I have complete confidence in its 265 lb load capacity. The dual motors work smoothly and quietly, allowing me to switch between sitting and standing positions effortlessly.Overall, I highly recommend the Radlove Dual Motor Height Adjustable Standing Desk Frame for anyone looking to upgrade their home office setup. It's the perfect size, ships conveniently, assembles easily, and boasts impressive quality that will undoubtedly enhance your work environment. This desk frame has truly elevated my productivity and comfort, making it a worthwhile investment.

I bought this because i wanted to build my own desktop out of wood and have the look i was going for. This was perfect for that purpose. My only suggestion is buy 4, M10-18- 1.5 inch depth to add to what they give you.They give you like 3 that are not long enough and you have to use them other places. So the desk is unstable. But if you put those in where the desk joins the mounting piece it will stabilize the desk

When I was buying this, it seemed much cheaper than comparable items (230 USD), but the 5-star review was entirely Vine reviewers. It is good at that price.Pros:* Fairly large. Expands to 65 in, and can accommodate a 72 x 30 in tabletop.* Numeric height indicator* 4 programmable buttons* Don't have to hold preset button down, can just click once and let it rise to the level* Speed is reasonable* Not extremely loud* Motors use standard power connectors like what you would find for a desktop PC power supply, so you can get your own extension cords* Controller uses cat5 jack (but only 3 wires in it, dunno if regular crimper would work)Cons:* Not that fast with minor weight on it (20-30 lbs)* Not that quiet with tabletop (sounds like metal sliding on metal)* Cables are built into the motors and control board, instead of being plugged at both ends* Wobbles slightly back-front* Wobbles a lot left-right* To fix a given width, you basically jam some telescoping metal bars with screws. It is imprecise and does not work well.If you're wondering about a tabletop, the cheapest one I found is a pine edge-glued 72x30 board from Menards (55 or so). Also needed 2 cans of polyurethane (15) plus a good amount of work to sand and coat it. There's precoated options like butcher blocks from Home Depot and Lowes for around 200.

Purchased as a replacement for a custom sit stand desk that had a controller defect. This one works perfectly!

Stopped working after a year. It was a great product when it did work. I hope they can replace the parts or send me a new one because it fit my needs well. I use it in my recording studio to lift my monitors to ear level when I record guitar standing up. I spent a lot of time building a top out of glass and live edge walnut. I hope they fix it.