ErGear Height Adjustable Electric Standing Desk, 48 x 24 Inches Sit Stand up Desk, Memory Computer Home Office Desk with Two-Piece Desktop (Black)The Forest Stewardship Council

Bought my husband this desk for Father’s Day for his home office and he is very happy with it. He had no issues putting it together. This desk has an industrial look, is very sturdy and looks really good.Super simple to adjust to a standing desk, just push a button to elevate.It’s the perfect size for a home office and was a great price too.

Great and simple desk. Perfect for standing and sitting, sturdy with either way you use it. I use it for work/personal use at home. I wanted something sleek and versatile, and this is exactly it. It took only about 30-45 mins to put together. I’m 6’1, and this extends to the perfect height when I want to stand and work, right below my chest. And it can drop too low for my comfort in a chair, so definitely could be used by various heights. Also, not that heavy at all, easy two-person lift and even 1 if you’re able to move small to medium furniture.

I've been using this desk in my home office for about 6 months now and love it. I was specifically looking for a desk that extended to a taller height since I'm 6ft, and this one does the job.Pros: For having a motorized feature, this was very easy assemble - simple instructions and pretty minimal number of pieces to to put together. Has been very durable, and the desk itself is sturdy (because I definitely tend to lean on it in the standing position). Love the memory settings so it just takes hitting one button to get it to the exact standing or sitting height I always use. Also great aesthetic looks and quality.Mehs: The desktop is made of two separate pieces - it's still a pretty smooth transition from front to back of the desk, but not 100% seamless. This isn't an issue for me since I'm only ever working on my computer, but could see that seam being problematic for certain types of work.Cons: None.

(1) Box is heavy - just bear that in mind when it's delivered to you and you have to get it up/down stairs etc.(2) Assembly looks daunting from the pieces but the instructions are VERY good (in comparison to most self-assembly products)(3) Base/frame/motor are very well made: every screw is included (and spares!) and they all fit perfectly. (4) Top is 2 pieces which you have to put together, this means there's a join on the desktop it's not just one solid worktop(5) The motor moving the desk is VERY quiet and VERY smooth. The presets work perfectly and the manual up and down are very precise allowing you to get this desk exactly where you want it. (!) This is probably a dumb thing to have to say but when you raise the desk up make sure all your cords are long enough to reach or you'll be yanking things off the desk that are plugged in if not :PFor what this costs, it's very good and sturdy. Good for a home-office but I'm not sure it would live up to the heavy use in an industrial/business setting. Given the worktop is just 2 pieces of particleboard screwed to the base, and the base does all the work, there's no reason you couldn't replace the worktop for a nice piece of wood or something. I may do this later and that would make it a very nice item.

Great table. I like the craftsmanship of the work, solid. Can take about 1 to 1.5 hours to assemble. You might need help from a second person to hold side bars. If you move the table, I do not advice to use the table top wood panel to lift the table. Every things fit perfectly and worked from the first try. I have assembled furniture before, but this was one the best built I've done.

This desk is awesome. I bought one for a desk and liked it so much I bought a second one today for an art table for drawing, painting and my pyrography projects. So I am going to address some of the issues I have seen in other reviews.Assembly issues: This was really easy to put together and I had it done in about an hour all by myself. If my partner had helped, I think we could have put it together in less than 30 minutes. The instructions are straight forward and easy to follow. There are not that many parts, so assembly went smooth. There are a couple of things to note though. I read a review where the screws attaching the top to the desk bubbled the desktop. Here is my suggestion to prevent that. There are rubber pads/bushings/washers(whatever you want to call them) where it fastens the desktop to the framework. DO NOT over tighten them. Once the screw hits the rubber pads, give it another quarter turn or a half turn and stop. Don't use your drill to crank them down or they will bubble the desktop as it will smash the rubber washers flat and there is no need for that.Stability: I assembled this in my old home office where there is 3/4 inch nap carpet. On the carpet, the low setting was stable. The highest setting was not as stable, but I felt comfortable that it would not tip or topple over. I moved it to my permanent home office where I have luxury vinyl laminate floors. On the laminate floors, the low setting was stable and the highest setting was stable but not as stable as the low setting, so, I think some of the issues people are having may be subject to their flooring. Carpet/Tile/Laminate and so on.Desktop: Okay, the desktop is in two pieces. Mine went together without a hitch. They butted up perfectly and you can barely see the seam. The secret is to get them together tightly before you screw the brackets in place. My partner helped with the top. I held it together while she screwed on the brackets. As for the finish on the top. It is attractive and is smooth. I will see how it holds up on my art station as that will get more daily use than my desk.Conclusion: I would recommend this desk to anyone needing an affordable adjustable desk. I will update this review in 5 or 6 months after I have run it through the riggers of every day life.Good luck everybody.