DevokoElectric Standing Desk 160 x 70cm Height Adjustable Standing Desk with Monitor Stand, Stand Up Table for Home Office with 2 Memory Smart Pannel Sit Stand (White)

Wanted an adjustable desk for home.Took me about 1 hour to put together, I did take my time though as wanted to make sure I got it right.Clear instructions and good diagram pictures to follow. Not all the pieces had the stickers with the numbers on.. but they were easily identifiable by the instructions.Feels sturdy and looks really good.The motor part I was worried about but it all fit together nicely.I did find the motor digital pad a little temperamental, but managed to get it to do what I needed it to do. Programmed it for my sit down height and my standing height.Minimum wobble when I was banging away on the keyboard.

I have a matching dark wood desk that I was looking to complement with a small standing desk. I went for the 120cm one to create an L shape. The two desks look absolutely gorgeous together, and function well in the space.I spend 6-8hr a day in virtual stakeholder meetings, so this is a game-changer. For those of you who haven't used a standing desk before, it's worth noting that I personally find it easier to "visibly be a leader" because my body language is stronger standing than sitting.The build was super easy: took me just less than an hour solo (although I had prepared the room in advance, and am used to DIY). The desk feels sturdy both at lower and higher levels. The cup holder is a great addition, as it's secure when changing desk height - and when gesticulating..! The shelf on the back is big enough for my laptop + my (ancient) 28" monitor. The preset heights work really well, and the cable holes on the back are great.It's a veneer top, which looks beautiful. My other desk has has a lot of use since 2020, and still looks good as new (99% sure it's the same surface).

First impressions review after assembling, will update if there are further niggles. Overall pretty happy so far as a work desk. Worth noting that it in fact came with 2xshelf (with all attachments) - which wasn't in the pictures.Pros:SturdyUp to the task - Handles a widescreen monitor on monitor arm, another monitor and two laptops fine (see pic)Controls responsive and easy to useEvery single screw/fitting came with at least one spare, so nice touchPackaging was very goodCons:Assembly is a bit fiddly - especially the last part with the wood screws attaching the desk portion - they could be stronger as a few don't seem to grip wellA couple of the bolt holes were misaligned, just about got them in but not all the way (see pic)No cable tray - but I've used the brackets for the shelf (optional) upside down to make a makeshift one.

Got this as part of Spring Deals so around 80gbp. For that price less concern if it was a dud. Really pleasantly surprised on receipt. Well packed, great care on each item, good instructions and went together quickly. (There is one area, when fixing the table top to the base frame, the "Front" of the desk becomes the back), I did feel that companies that take such care over packing and protecting the product also have a good attitude to quality, it's the attention to detail that counts.Note also that the table top is a construct of 3 smaller panels which are then screwed by plates together to for the top, so there are 3 joints on the able to at 1/3 intervals along the width- It doesn't really seem noticeable, but it does have an impact on the ability of the centre to support weight- so no dancing or climbing on the table- but laptops & normal monitors- no problem.The rising dimensions of the table are exactly as stated, the risk/drop motor is a little leisurely, but relatively quiet and it progresses in a stately manner, no judders, hesitation. A small 5 button control panel sits on the RHS, controlling the operation- your preferred heights can be programmed (1 up/1 down) and when selected the motor drives tot he saved setting and stops.I am really surprised about the quality of this- it's extremely good at this price, the case and thought of the construction and the build quality of the components are commendable.

Expectations were low, due to low price but blown away with quality, the work top isn’t the best quality but could easily be replaced as the legs and ‘workings’ are excellent!

it took me about two and a half hours to build and I found the instructions difficult to read (I'm 62). My wife and I spent a chunk of that time looking for a part that isn't needed and wasn't included.Once finished, the desk looks great. The motor is a bit noisy and the 'auto stop on collision' didn't stop me trapping my finger quite painfully between the desk and my wall mounted monitor, thanks to Her Nibs pressing a button 'to see what it did'.Now that the desk is finished, I'm very pleased with the result. The seam will be hidden by a huge mouse mat I have, that fills the desktop. The (flimsy) cable tidies work, and its cool being able to set the desk height to exactly what I need. I don't have any complaints about this desk, the fake wood looks nice, the motor works, but we still can't find the 'missing' piece...

I love this desk! My husband put it together really easily. It's not top notch quality but it's damn good value and it does what it's meant to. Don't get my wrong the quality for the price is good and I would definitely recommend. It's really helped with my back and neck pain. It looks good, good size, bonus monitor stand which is great. Just have to get used to having a desk without drawers! Would buy again.