bilbil 55 x 30 Inches Curved Electric Standing Desk, Height Adjustable Sit to Stand Desk Home Office Desks with 4 Splice Boards, Casters with Brake, Rustic Brown

I've had this desk for a few months now and it's great. Inexpensive and good quality. I like having the presets for different heights. I've recommended this desk to a few other people within my office, and they all like it as well. For those who might be concerned with lack of drawers, I was able to purchase a 2-pack of acrylic drawers on Amazon for under $20 and they have worked great for storing things that need quick access (pens, paperclips, pst-it notes, etc). Overall, great purchase.

Overall exactly what I wanted. Sturdy, raises/lowers, looks good, fits in my office perfectly.Is it easy to put together? Yes. Does it take a lot of time? Yes. Took me about 1.5-2 hours. I’d recommend having another set of hands to help, but you can do it yourself.The motor is not silent, but it only takes 10 seconds to raise from lowest setting to the highest. Easy to program. The cut out is beautiful for writing/typing. The top is solid and looks gorgeous. I was worried it would look cheap and I’m glad it doesn’t. It comes with a basket in the back for wires and such, two hooks for the sides, and inserts to collect the wires, and adhesive wire gathering hooks for under the desk (huge benefit, because all the wires make a mess under If you don’t).I’d recommend this to anyone interested in a quality desk, standing or otherwise.

The table is strong and can haya lot of weight

The desk is very nice looking in my opinion, and the pictures do not lie. My only problem with the product is it did not come with enough H screws to fully assemble the desk... had to remove some from where I could to make it work out, and now thanks to that it is slightly wobbly. Another issue that I doubt they can control much but have seen a lot in reviews, the packaging was hanging on for dear life, massive holes in this sides and the inside packing Styrofoam was pretty much reduced to sticky annoying dustall in all, good value for a desk like this. I do not regret the purchase

I am super happy with this desk. It's nice and solid. The parts are all very well designed and made. The sit/stand mechanism is quiet and smooth and has a lot of range. The surface is nice. The finish on all of the parts is nice. It came with a few extra screws, etc., just in case one falls down a heater vent. It comes with a choice of feet or wheels. I'm short, so using the feet let me lower the desk another inch and a half, which really helps.The drawings and notes in the instructions are nearly flawless. The fasteners are all in labeled pouches and the instructions refer to the pouch letters so you don't have to guess. The drawings are very clear, and for the most part, they steer you away from mistakes. I only had one problem putting it all together--and I fixed that by loosening a few screws so I could get a couple of difficult ones into their holes.The corners are nicely rounded, but the edge is a little sharp. A wrist wrest will solve that, though.

This desk has 4 height settings which are really easy to set and change. It is also pretty spacious, I generally have two open laptops with mouse pads, a monitor, and at least one notepad on the desk (plus phone and coffee of course). It took me less than 2hrs to assemble it by myself but it would be useful to have a helper close by as it can be heavy/awkward at some points of construction.The top of this desk is "sectional" and there are seams on the surface. It doesn't interfere with anything I do, but it could be a problem if someone wanted to use a big section of the top for drawing/art with no pad under the paper (hope that makes sense).Overall, I am very happy with the product and would recommend it to anyone looking for a reasonably priced conversion desk.

I had my doubts about this relatively inexpensive standing desk but have been greatly impressed after two weeks of daily use.While the top is only 18mm thick its a very dense hardboard material that doesn't sag where my dual monitor mount attaches.The single motor works fine, too. It has no issues lifting the surface.The top is composed of four panels aligned with dowels and then held together by brackets. There are some slight alignment issues along the front curve.

For the price it's a great desk. Wanted a simple sit/stand desk without spending hundreds of dollars. Able to accomplish that with this desk. The top is two pieces but that doesn't bother me given the price point. The connection flows seamlessly for most of the length but towards the left and right the seams are a bit separated (high/low)...nothing that affects the desk's operations and mouse still glides over the seam just fine. Took about 1.5 hours to put together solo but I went slow. Some of the screws are a bit harder to turn based on the holes being slightly different than others but nothing that was unmanageable. I like the two horizontal bars as it seems more sturdy.

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