Dual Motors Height Adjustable 63 x 30 Electric Standing Desk with Curved Design Stand Up Table 4 Memory Keys, Computer Desk with Splice Board Home Office Desk, Brown Top + Black Frame

The model I ordered is the one in the image at 63" wide. What I received is completely different as you can see in the second image, and it is only 60" wide.Pros:It was fairly easy to assembleThe size is goodmaterial is of good qualityIt is a dual-motor deskThe motors function smoothlyMax height is very niceno defectsCons:Received a different item from what was picturedThere were minor chips in two locationsThe left side is not supported well, I don't lean on it thoughThe use of plastic joints to tie the desktop pieces togetherOverall this is still a good desk, the material is nice and the smooth operation of the dual motors is a very nice feature. The price point is nice too and it is an example that a higher price point does not always guarantee quality. Though defects will occur.Suggestion:When the desk is at max height, I am 6', 3", it does feel unstable but this could be corrected with a horizontal brace across the legs.Make sure the order is fulfilled with the correct item number. I checked the item number on the box to the item number in the picture and they are different. It would have been nice to receive the product I ordered. Still, the desk does function very well otherwise.

Great desk, easy to put together

If you are not an engineer and/or someone that is not really good figuring out mechanical assemblies, I suggest rethink for purchasing this. Item came in damage box. Obviously some parts and the surface are damaged. Also, it was missing some fasteners. Luckily I had back up to fill the gap. Overall the table is good and pretty quite when in use. The surface is pretty flat and clean.

I was slightly reluctant to invest in a motorized standing desk. However, I am pleasantly surprised how well this one works. It was fairly easy to assemble with a bit of interpretation needed on the instructions. The little white caps are used to install the bolts in the frame. To note, it is a wide desk that comes in three section, the main piece and to side pieces. I have been using it for some time now and the desk top is sturdy and no noticeable flexing. I got the one with two motors which functions flawlessly. You can use the controls to raise it manually or one of the 5 presets you can define. I chose not to use the cupholder, fabric drawer or keyboard shelf.

The media could not be loaded.  The instruction included with this desk is not the greatest, but the assembly diagrams are adequately clear. So assembly wasn’t difficult. The metal parts look high quality and are nicely finished. The desk moves up and down smoothly, and the two motors are relatively quiet when operating. One thing I don’t like about this desk is the cheap-looking top. It’s made from laminated MDF and comprise of 4 separate boards. The boards are aligned using wood dowels and held together by 4 plastic plates (see photo). I’m not sure why the manufacturer included the cup holder, earphone hook, and cloth drawer. They’re low quality and are more or less useless in my opinion; I didn’t even both installing them.The biggest problem with this desk is that it has a bad side-to-side wobble (see attached video). Expectedly, the wobble is worse when the desk is high up. But it wobbles even when set to its lowest position. At first, I thought the problem was caused by loose fasteners, but re-tightening made no difference. I clamped a wood cross brace across the two legs just to see what happens (see photo). The cross brace reduced wobbling considerably, but a slight wobble was still there. Without the cross brace, this desk is unusable. I am a woodworker with a fully-equipped wood shop so have the wherewithal to fabricate a thick panel made from high-quality hardwood to replace the laminated top. Installing a thick one-piece wood top may reduce or eliminate the wobble, but I’m not sure.In summary, I don’t think this desk can be used without modification. Clamping on a cross brace reduces wobbling, but is not an aesthetically-pleasing solution.

Working well but not the desk is not sturdy.

The media could not be loaded.  Things I love:-Set up is reasonable. It takes about as long as you'd expect. The motors are heavy. But steps are detailed and clear, and tools are included.-The size is very big and roomy-The color is great. It looks clean and bright but has some personality with the wood grain.-The motors are a perfect speed, and the four programable preset heights are way more useful, time saving, and accurate than I thought. I use it to height match another table.Things I would change:-I personally don't use the upper table, fabric drawer, or cup holder. They are nice thoughts, but the table seems more solid without them.-An integrated power strip would be awesome. I mounted my own.-Laminated MDF material. This is expected and, in this case, at least reinforced, but it's still always a let down for me. I'd prefer real wood.-The biggest downside is the top. I understand that shipping is expensive, but the top being four pieces instead of one hurts the perceived quality drastically. The grain doesn't line up, and the edges actually don't either, with some pieces being longer than others.In all, this is a really, really good option. It's not perfect, but I like it a lot more than the industrial ones at my work, for example.

Nice desk for the price, though I wish the instructions could be clearer. It took me a while and a few screw-and-unscrews to figure out exactly what to do with that two-beam support frame part cuz it’s just not mentioned in the instructions. Also the parts’ number stickers are wrong.