OUTFINEHeavy Duty Dual Motor Height Adjustable Standing Desk Electric Dual Motor Home Office Stand Up Computer Workstation with (Black, 63") Desktop Load up to 220lbs

It’s a standing desk, it’s pretty nice. Most desks this size are almost double the price and it was hard to make that purchase. I got this in and it was really easy to build once I figured some stuff out. One thing, the metal pieces aren’t labeled. It’s not a big deal because most of them are interchangeable, except for the supports that line the bottom of the desk space itself. I had to lay everything out and really look at it to figure it out. It only took a minute or two, but it set the tone for the build that, ironically, went upward the entire time. Once you get that odd first step done, it is really simple. I bought the larger desk size and did it all by myself but I had a massive unfurnished living room to move around in.One thing, too, is that the tabletop will come in four pieces. It’s obvious, but when building it and moving it, it was hard to believe that it would take my monitor mount safely. I used a vertical mount to put over/under 34” ultrawides and under that weight, the desk still functions as expected. It’s been a week now and I was expecting to see some flexing but have not.Oh, and there’s not adequate mounting options for the power source. You will need to get double sided tape at the bare minimum, or rig up something more permanent. They give you these cable clips that they intend for you to secure it up with, but the wall cable is removable so the only real option to secure it is the cable to the button controller. Mine is drooping, but it’s still working so I’m not too concerned, at least until some double sided tape arrives.

Assembly was pretty simple. Takes a few hours at most. The cords provided can be figured out by just about anyone.The tabletop itself is a little more flimsier than I had hoped. It comes in 4 wooden pieces that are held together by screws I don't necessarily trust. However, I have given it a little bit of a stress test and it does hold up but I wouldn't trust a large amount of weight near the end. If this became a real problem then the tabletop could easily be replaced by a trip to a hardware store. The legs seem to adjust just fine no matter the weight on top. It also will crush anything below if you adjust down so be careful, I bent a metal shelf (which is a pro for the table I guess?).Cup holder fits all my coffee mugs so that is also a plus.Overall no real issues and great value for the price.

The desk arrived in excellent packaging—no scratches or marks at all! Assembly took me a little over an hour. My only complaint is that the desk itself is quite thin. To cover the visible seams where the boards are joined, I purchased a mat, which helps improve the look. So far, the desk feels sturdy, and I highly recommend getting a cable management holder to keep everything neat and organized.

The packing for this is top notch. Extra padding, corner pieces are in all the key places to avoid shipping damage. It was very easy to assemble. Took about 20 minutes to be upright. The fit is pretty good for as many pieces as the top is. Time will tell if the tendency is to gap a little more than at the assembly. The motors work very well and the read out in inches is great for seeing the exact height. The top itself is a little thinner than what I had hoped, but it does allow a multiple monitor arm to attach but was too thin for a multiple power receptacle to attach. I had hoped that maybe there would be a couple of corner holes in the top to allow cord control. The included cord wrap lock downs work fairly well but some spiral wrap along with the lock downs would make for a more tidy install. I love that it works as advertised and is fairly stable even at it highest level.

I normally am a major skeptic when it comes to buying things off of Amazon when it comes to furniture, but this desk came absolutely amazing. It was pretty easy to assemble does require two people, but every screw fit into place and they were extra screws to use if something was missing, the desk itself is extremely sturdy and the motorized equipment works pretty well. I suggest that if you’re looking for a dentist it would be a perfect fit. I bought 63 inch.

I’ve built a lot of junk furniture in my day. The directions are rarely good. But these directions are the worst ever. It’s as if they just let random words fall out of the dictionary. They will say things like “slide pieces together until they reach the hole. Which hole of the many options? Which hole in which piece?The diagrams are useless. The YouTube video just repeats the same idiocy. I’d throw the thing in the trash, but then I’d have to take it to the dump. Somehow I have to get this back into some sort of junk heap and return it.

I'd note that the desktop is thin and of poor quality - but honestly the price is worth it for the legs and motors. Our offices paid closer to 1k and the structure is the same. Earlier models don't have the memory settings that this does. I had to add a 1x4x4 along the back to support my dual monitor stand. I will eventually upgrade the entire top to butcher block or something similar. This is great. I was having pain in my left hip that was impacting my ability to code. I honestly struggled for a month on one program - this thing arrived and my client is evaluating 20 hours later. How do you put a price on that? And it sure as hell ain't $199!

The hardware is great. It comes with everything you need. I didn’t like the top that came with it in 4 parts. So I got a butcher board from HD and combined them. A little tung oil and it looks and works amazing.