Impressed with the all-in-one sit-stand desk with memory setting! The customizable height options, coupled with the memory feature, make it ideal for single users. Perfect for achieving the right ergonomic setup for both standing and sitting preferences. The design allows the task chair to neatly fit under the table in standing mode, saving space efficiently. Pre-cut holes and a straightforward assembly process took about 40 minutes. Overall, a great investment in comfort and efficiency. Thank you for this excellent standing desk!

Easy to assemble, but had no instructions in the box, well I say that untill I was processing the cardboard for recycling after cutting open the box fully, guess where I found the instructions? Inside the flap of the box. May I suggest you put them in the box with the frame so they are visible. That being said I love my 55" desk, it is quiet up and down but no cup holder ot headphone hook. 👍🏻👍🏻

As advertised

Desk is pretty okay overall for price. It's better than what I had. Here's my problem: they sell these as "all in one" but behind the curtain they just package and ship the frames separately from the desktop pieces. That makes sense, I get it. The 1.4 m whole-piece desktop came with pre-drilled holes for a smaller model of frame. It would have been the work of less than five minutes for the manufacturer to drill holes for both models--but that'd mean people getting the smaller desktop would have useless holes (which is fine, actually). Rather, you are expected to drill those extra holes yourself. As someone with a disability this is a huge concern, or likewise for someone older or just simply doesn't own a power-drill. Drilling a couple holes is easy work but a customer should not have to do it; it increases the risk of damage if you don't do it right and that'd suck for something so expensive. You make a mistake and now you are returning a big package or living with damage product for something that should have been done by the seller / factory. The only other explicitly negative review for this product had the same issue. Here's how to do it right: use a 1/8 bit and measure 1/2 inch from the tip of the bit and at that point put masking/painters tape--this helps ensure you hit the right depth. It's better to under than overshoot the depth. Make sure you use the foam spacers included, that protection between metal frame and wooden desktop is key. The center bars that meet the desktop ARE correctly aligned, they are your guide to where the pilot holes should be drilled. With the frame upside down and lined up, mark the holes then drill. Put the spacers down, line up the frame, screw it all in--use a manual screwdriver and not the power drill for this, since too much torque could be bad. I'd have given this 5/5 if not for this oversight. It is kind of wobbly like others mention but that just comes with the design of this kind of desk.

I like it a lot. Pretty basic, however its sturdy enough and functions smoothly. I use it to hold a tablet, a laptop, a monitor, microphone, blender and sometimes books and it hold the weight good. It has a nice design, simple and elegant. I found it to be a great price for it, also taking in consideration that it offers a larger and longer surface than some other similar products.

Desk went together really well. Instructions were easy to follow and it was exactly what we needed. Memory presets work well.