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Dual-Motor Electric Standing Desk Frame with USB Charging Port -PrimeCables® - Black
Very easy to assemble, feels appropriately sturdy and weighty. I used a 74 inch acacia butcher block top which I finished myself, it has ended up making a very attractive, functional desk. I added a wide (48") cable management system to make it really feel complete. The motion is smooth and quiet, and noticeable wobbling is only present with the desk is raised to near maximum height, quite a lot higher than I will ever need. At any reasonable height, it's perfectly stable. The included control panel works well, but I haven't tried the USB-C charging port. Very happy overall with no complaints, this is great value for a dual motor, three stage desk frame when compared with other brands.
Nice product sturdy. Surface is a nice finish, the only turn down is the two pegs that are supposed to join the two panels , as well as the two thin flat bracket are not sturdy enough , I guess to have put longer and thicker would not have been a great expense , considering the rest of the nice quality of the assembly … Dpesking about the wooden dowels , I might suggest that those have drilled the holes deeper and to have put at least four of them on a larger diameter will not have the two panels bent as shown on the picture … then to correct this I had to put a piece of wood against the Center metal post to avoid having a bend on the surface … In a word people who have design were lazy on that part ?? Or did assemble the full desk to experience it ?? Giving a 3.5 for the design but a 5 for the finish product after assembling
Desk legs are solid and quite easy to assemble, the dual motor system is also quiet and fits good for a heavier and long desks like my butcher block from the hardware store.
You may want to change this item/image to the right ordered/received item: the up & down electrpnic switch that controls the standing desk frame.
Excellent. Solid build quality, and it's extremely stable with a 52-pound acacia butcher-block counter top as the desk surface. The motors don't struggle or hesitate at all to reposition it even when fully loaded. I don't think the USB-A addition to the control pad adds anything of value (if it's not a USB-C PD port, who cares these days?), but the increased motor power and load capacity is a considerable improvement over the lower-priced version, which I have at my corp office. Both are great value. This one is definitely better if you plan on using a heavy desktop and/or loading a lot of equipment on it. I'm not sure I needed the extra capacity in the end, but I do prefer having it. I've recommended both to several colleagues that are very happy with them as well.
I absolutely love this frame. It is super sturdy and the assembly went great. I love the 3 settings, they were actually very easy to setup. Some people might think why 3? I have 1 for sitting, 1 for standing and 1 for "end of day" where my chair's armrests fit better under the desk. Fantastic product, I would purchase again.