VASAGLE L Shaped Electric Standing Desk, 63 x 47.2 Inches, Height Adjustable Corner Desk with Power Outlets, 2 Memory Buttons, Easy to Assemble, for Home Office, Rustic Brown ULSD242K01

Purchased this desk a year ago and love it! I’m a remote nurse and work 9 hours per day, 5 days per week. This desk was easy to assemble but is very sturdy and provides stability for my equipment. I love the adjustable height and it’s so easy to switch from sitting to standing throughout the day. The memory settings are very convenient and a nice feature. Plenty of space for my laptop, keyboard/mouse, 32” screen, plus I hand write notes throughout the day. The cloth drawers are somewhat thin and kind of cheap material. But overall, I’m happy with it and have used it M-F for a year! It is still in very good condition and will be used for many more years.

So I wanted to come add a review for people like me who are considering this desk. I would buy this again, no question. One of the biggest things I liked, that I've never seen in assemble-it-yourself furniture, are the metal holes for the "locking screws". (Pic 1) Now, I used a screwdriver and a drill for all of this assembly (always start a screw by hand!) and it was a breeze. Only one time did I think there was a mistake in either the instructions or the parts (shelf guides), but it was on me -- I was looking at the wrong side.For putting in some of the screws the design and the extra long allen wrenches made tricky spots easier. (Pic 2). For scale, the size of the box, outside leaning against a bench. (Pic 3) It's not too heavy, but a slighter person could struggle; bring a friend. The parts are packed VERY well. Don't expect damage unless the outer box is thrashed from shipping. I was very impressed with the materials used including multi-material corner structures, plastic corners to keep pieces from shifting, etc. (Pics 4 and 5.) There is definitely a "box of parts" and you will be assembling. (Pic 6) Took me maybe and hour and a half, but I was going very slow and deliberate. Suggestion: When you order this, go ahead and order you some self-adhesive J-channel. I ordered a box of smaller ones, but because I have two power bricks (one for laptop, one for monitor) and a large USB hub, I got some much larger J-channel types and screwed one under the desk and the other fit right in the hole under the middle shelf pretty tightly. (Pic 7). Obviously I really wanted to hide all the cords. You'll really, really want the J-Channel for hiding the cords. I did a pretty decent job with small Velcro sticky things initially, but on the rare occasion I need to take my laptop somewhere, it was going to be a beating to get the power cord out. Now I can just spin the desk out and easily pull out the cords I need. In addition, hiding the main cord on the back of the leg is much cleaner with J-Channel than using the included adhesive cable organizer things.The desk comes with casters or adjustable feet, but I didn't use either. We are full-time RV'ers, so I want the maximum surface on the floor. (Everything *really* bounces in an RV, so lowered position and desk edge will be sitting on the chair arm when we are on our way. Fingers crossed.) Pics 8 and 9 are of the desk in the max and min positions. Pic 10 is a view of the room with the desk assembled and everything ready for work. (Note how it goes up high enough that my tall office chair will go under it. That's a bonus, in my opinion!)Lastly, and I didn't even realize this, the under-the-shelf LED light has multiple color options. It will cycle upon turning it on, but subsequent clicks of the button will set a single color. (Some sample, pics 11-18 for samples.) The three height position buttons are easy to set. You just set the height manually with the up/down buttons, then click S (for set) and 1, 2 or 3. Boom, done.I really like the "color" (wood pattern) of the desk. The material is smooth, but it's a nice dark "wood", which I like. (The white / light styles are NOT for me!) It feels very natural to work at. The drawers are decent. They're stiff cloth of some sort, so should be washable, with a flat bottom insert for stiffness. I'm keeping my tape measure, screwdriver and razor knife in one and my wallet, glasses, etc. in the other and they work fine. I do have to lift them a tad when I open them to slide over the blotter that I added, but that's on me.The only real downside I found to the desk was the lack of plugs, really. It has two and a "dangling" third, along with two USB ports (power only, obviously). I really could've used 4 or more. (2x monitors, 1x laptop, 1x powered USB hub.)If you get this desk, I hope you enjoy as much as I have this past week.

Love the desk. It may take an hour to assemble but the plug in's are nice and so is the motorized raising and lowering of the desk. Cool lighting that changes colors also. Very good for the money!

Based on experience with VASAGLE furniture in the past, I decided to give the desk a chance, though it seemed to promise too much for less than $200. Assembly went fine and I didn't notice any typos as mentioned in other reviews, so perhaps this has been corrected. A few pieces were slightly misaligned, but didn't impede overall assembly, about what I've come to expect with the company. The box did arrive pretty beat up and a corner of one piece was damaged. I've never had any large shipped furniture that wasn't damaged in handling, so I just expected it. Functionally, it is out of the way and doesn't impede use. I don't think it was an issue with packaging. Once assembled the desk is sturdy and the motor and controls are better than what I would expect for the price. The controls feature an active height readout in inches and three program heights. It's a little noisier than some pricier desks I've used in office settings, but not gratingly so. The desktop is two separate pieces, so there is a seam at the riser/cloth drawers. Functionally it's fine for me, but is one of the ways it looks a little cheaper than more expensive options. I was able to leave off a back panel to stash desktop external hard drives in place of one of the drawers and they are a perfect fit. The one caveat I could see is there doesn't seem to be any way to manually crank the desk riser, so if there ever were issues with the motor it could mean the desk would be stuck at whatever height that occurred at. All considered, at less than $200 I'm quite happy with what I got.

The media could not be loaded. This desk is everything I wanted and more. The set up itself took around 2.5-3hours. But man was it worth it. The fact that it raises super high and I can also sit down is fantastic. The motor works great. You can do settings for the different positions you want your desk in (up to 3). My boyfriend set up dual monitors for me and this desk holds them very well. The rolling feature is also fantastic. It rolls easily with little effort. I have attached photos and a video for reference. Definitely worth it! If you have been thinking of a standing desk this is it!! Also arrived two days earlier than estimated. Wonderful.

Looks fairly attractive, the drawers are fabric boxes but they slide well with minimal load. I was pretty amazed at how many pieces it came in but the instructions were good and the parts clearly labeled. I don't know what kind of wood it is but it isn't very strong. The flat surface of the desk is in two pieces spit lengthwise. The middle support bar doesn't actually make contact with the front panel and even under no load the middle of it notably sags a solid 1/8 of an inch or so. I got some shims and I am slowly shimming it but the screw piece that raises and lowers it makes doing this in the middle a little more complicated than I would have liked. Not a perfect desk but good enough for the price point.