ErGear Electric Standing Desk with Advanced Brushless Motor, 160 x 80 cm Height Adjustable Desk with 100kg Load Capacity, Quiet Operation, Sturdy Metal Frame

The ErGear Electric Standing Desk has completely transformed my workspace! The generous 140 x 80 cm surface provides plenty of room for my monitor, laptop, and accessories. The height adjustment feature is not only smooth but also relatively quiet, allowing me to switch between sitting and standing effortlessly, which has really improved my comfort and posture throughout the day.It’s also incredibly handy when organizing cables under the desk. With the adjustable height, I have easy access to all my cords and devices, making setup and adjustments a breeze. The sturdy 100kg load capacity keeps everything secure with no wobbling. Highly recommended for anyone looking to upgrade their workspace!

The media could not be loaded. Skeptical as I always am I, especially as there are lot of electric up/down desk options out there and this seemed good value.However put away skepticism this desk is superb value for money, very sturdy and quiet. I don’t notice the separate desk parts…build it properly and take your time and you will be very happy too.

The media could not be loaded. This arrived within just a single day. The build quality is mostly decent though I did find I had to basically force a screw in a couple of times with a power screwdriver. One decent advantage of how it's built is that I've got a 160cm desk that I could really easily transport in a small car given the actual desk itself splits into four pieces. That's not been something I've done beforeThis is obviously no Herman Miller / Jarvis desk but it's pretty good for the price. It was incredibly easy to assemble though took me some time by myself given the booklet that came with itA couple of negative points here are:- The holes on the desk could be bigger. I can't put a UK plug socket through there- The cable management is fine if you don't have monitors that are mounted onto the desk. If you have a desk mount then the cable management won't work (or will, but then your entire setup is askew)- The desk is allegedly meant to detect if there's something it's going to hit and stops. That's not the case unfortunatelyFrom a looks perspective, it'd certainly be nice if they had some darker, more rustic wood given this is their priciest desk but it's not a bad design tooIt's great for me for my height too. I'm 5 ft 8, and it goes up to 118cm. I believe this would be fine for someone up to say 6 ft 2 ish. It does wobble a tad when it's at the absolute highest level but unfortunately unless you get the super duper commercial ones, it's to be expected (and it's the case for Herman Miller Jarvis desks too)The mechanism is smooth and fairly quiet too. I'd definitely recommend this despite the slight setbacks I've found with my personal setup at least. If you don't have monitors mounted how I do, there's even fewer negatives (I'd suggest the lack of a hole big enough for a UK plug socket however would still be a negative)

Received the table in a single package. Assembly was straightforward.The desk is great. The height adjustment is easy and sturdy. Really pleased with it. Great value as well.

I initially thought it was going to be hard to put the desk together but having laid all the pieces out and made sure I had read the instructions it was a much easier task that i had originally thought.Very pleased with the end result a very sturdy desk and great silent mechanism for raising and lowering to the height required . First class!

Definitely a must have sturdy well built does not take up alot of room like previous desks I have had! Easy to put together love the hight adjustments motor is smooth and quiet and the depth of desk is perfect as an artist i need extra depth. Only downside is the top of the desk is in four pieces if that does not bother you it's great!

The media could not be loaded. I have been on the hunt for a good rising desk for a while. I bought this looking at the comments and I had so many doubts until I assembled it. The parts feel sturdy and good quality. The desk itself does not work too loud when you change the levels for its height. I will be using it for work and gaming so definitely the sound does not bother me. Unfortunately the plug holder was not big enough to fit my long plug. So i will instead tie my plug to the desk’s leg. One thing that is disappointing is the actual countertop. It comes in pieces like a puzzle so you have to bring it together. I would much rather prefer a one piece countertop as you can see in the photo you clearly see the lines on the desk and feel it. Since i use a mouse pad it does not bother me. But if you wont use it, it might have an impact on your mouse movements, also it does not look great. If i have issues in the future, i will get a custom countertop from a carpenter or something. But overall great desk and spacious.

I needed a workbench on which I could mount various size photo prints. I wanted enough strength to support the printer (15Kg) as well as room for the cutting board. Variable height as well so that I could both sit or stand as appropriate.The product description fitted all these categories.Arrived in a very sturdy well packed cardboardbox, protecting the panels very well.The assembly instruction were (for a self assembly project) remarkably good, with excellent diagrams.Only a screwdriver needed as 2 allen (hex) keys were included.Took me about 2 hours to complete (including tea breaks).The bench is pretty heavy overall, but not too much for one person taking appropriate care.The electric motor to raise and lower the worktop is very good and almost silent. This does need a mains socket. My only (slightly) adverse comment is that, for my installation, which is NOT along a wall, I would have preferred a slightly longer cable, as its not really possible to extend the length of the supplied power supply cable.That aside the bench is very good and hard to fault.