VIVO Electric Height Adjustable 60 x 24 inch Memory Stand Up Desk, Espresso Solid One-Piece Table Top, Black Frame, Standing Workstation with Preset Controller, DESK-KIT-1B6E

First, for the price this is a very good desk. Quite sturdy. Also, it arrived much quicker than the estimated time. I had both boxes (frame + table top) within 3 days.Pros: Once assembled and problems resolved it works exactly as advertised. This desk could accommodate someone well over 6 ft. This desk goes really high. The seller is responsive and easy to work with.I have mine set up with 3 - 27 inch monitors, Alexa, little fan, hub, keyboard, mouse and a laptop in the back corner. There is room to write leftover.I did not experience wobbling when raising or at my preferred standing height. And again, mine has a lot of items on top. So that was impressive. It did wobble a little once I went higher than my needs. But not continuously. The little curve in the front is really nice. It allows for you to be a little closer at the desk mid point.Cons: The assembly can easily be done by one person and “if” the instructions included better pictures or labels showing the proper direction of the crossbar that would definitely save time. I reassembled that part a couple times. Also as others mentioned, the pilot holes are not good. I found my self drilling a lot of them. I goggled for assembly videos but none provided good close ups. Plus, an audio that talked you through it would be better.Important things I learned:1. Make sure the legs are at the lowest part. In other words neither should be longer than the other. That is what is showing in the picture above. I had completely assembled the desk only to find they did not raise and lower the same. I had to take everything apart and start over.2. Test the table motor at the earliest point. The 3rd time I was reassembling, I tested everything as soon as I got the legs mounted to the cross bar. This allowed me with some tinkering to fix my leg unevenness. And to make sure the leg’s extended evenly. So 3x truly is the charm.I knocked it down the one star because with a little improvement in the directions, a 6 hour assembly time to less than an hour.Overall, I recommend this desk. I may purchase another one slightly smaller so i can have matching items in my office. I prefer an L or U configuration. But I will wait to see how this one does for a while.

Pros: I love this desk. I does everything I want: plenty of desk space, raise and lower, programmable.Overall seems very sturdy but I probably would set a bunch of old CRTs on it. Not sure how the motor will handle that.Cons: The power cord needs to be longer. I really like proper cable management and with the power cord being as short it's just hanging down in front of my desk. Now a lot of that is on me and how I positioned my desk relative to the outlet. However, they could have made it a couple feet longer and saved us all a headache. Wish it could go a little lower so I can put my feet flat on the ground but I know that would take away from the overall stability and people with longer legs wouldn't be able to fit as comfortably under the desk.In the process of upgrading my home office setup and decided to get what I actually originally wanted: an electric desk. I started by looking at Secretlab desks. I just could not bring myself to spend a thousand dollars on a desk. No matter how cool the cyberpunk stuff looks. So off to amazon I went. I was stuck between this model and a similiar one from FLEXISPOT. I decided to go with the cheaper one because I ain't made of money.For reference. I am 5'3", the desk lowers to 73cm (~2.39ft). As short as I am I actually need it a little lower but I use a foot rest to solve that. So if your short and want your feet flat on the ground this desk will probably not go low enough to allow that to happen and still remain ergonomic.

60" x 24" / Dark Walnut / Black FrameI've been using the desk for ~2 years now every working day. I've got a (3) 24" monitor setup with a mouse, keyboard, small speakers (Logitech Z4s), portable speaker phone, google home mini and phone stand. I use clamp-style monitor arms. I installed a power strip and cable management baskets to the underside of the desk, the desk comes with a tray but it is way too small for me since I've got two computers-worth of cables/chargers/docks/etc.The desk looks very nice and has held up really well, I probably use the standing feature once or twice a week or more. There's no problematic wobble on this desk (at least not the size I bought) in my opinion, in the lower positions it is just about totally absent, at the higher positions it does wobble some, but I still write and type and do everything normally with no issue and it doesn't cross my mind personally. I'd say my office desk (which is 4x-5x the price) is the exact same. Controller works well, the memory function is nice. Even without the standing functionality this would still be a great buy - the main reason I was looking at standing desks was they seemed to be the best way to find a "no frills" desk that you could clamp monitors onto, they also seemed to be higher quality than a non-standing desks that were similar in price.Size-wise, for me, I feel like the width I bought (64") is fine, but I'd definitely recommend a 32" or 36" deep desk if it will fit in your space, it will not in mine. If I had the room, I definitely would've gone with the larger size (I will say: people who complain of the wobble the most *may* have the larger-surface desks with more top mass, it's definitely a possibility because I *think* all the frames are the same).This desk punches way above it's price class, in fact I've purchased other things from VIVO in the past and they seem to be a pretty reputable brand all-around. The underside of the desk surface I got came damaged (not visible) and they actually offered $50 to keep it instead of sending it back which was wonderful for both parties because I had already assembled it and installed a ton of hardware on it, and they didn't have to process a return.Overall: highly-recommend. I love this desk and I recommend it to friends all the time. To get the most out of this desk, I'd recommend cable management trays and a power strip for the underside, paired with Velcro cable ties. For the top side: monitor stands, wireless keyboard, wireless mouse all help (just like any other desk).

Very good quality table. Motor is close to quiet and very accurate. 4 memory options are great if more than one person is using the table. Assembling it took me around 3 hours. Manual could be more accurate or detailed. Overall very satisfied with the order. Order came 3 days earlier than scheduled.

Works really well, quiet and goes up and down fast! Nice size too!My husband had no issues putting it together. I am happy with this purchase !

I am no stranger to standing desks at my office environment. Recently I decided to get one at home because I don't like to sit all the time while in front of the computer. I have read a lot of reviews and done my due diligence before getting this.For the price you pay, don't expect it to perform at the same level as an Effy or other more premium brands that cost 2x or 3x more (at a minimum). However, after testing those premium desks in person and finally having this desk at home, I'd said I'm happy saving $500+ and still get 80% of the feature/experience. Things like dual motor, better table build quality, fancy charging/usb built into the desk are nice to have... but not a deal breaker for me. Only thing I wish for is heavy support from the desk frame. The 176 lbs advertised support is decent in this price range, but I have a triple monitor setup and if I want to slightly lean on the desk (while I'm standing and doing a video call for example), then I worry it might be too much. We'll see how it goes I suppose. Only got it for a weekend so far. And with my limited time using it, it's been good for the price!

Great value, im happy and love the product

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