FLEXISPOT Standing Desk Electric Height Adjustable Desk with 63 x 24 Inches Splice Board, Ergonomic Memory Controller, Maple Top + White Frame

I received two desk base frames and no desktop. The boxes were different sizes so I didn’t initially realize one of the boxes was wrong. Will update when I have the entire product. Base assembly was easy and the instructions were clear. Updating to say I received two desktops the following day and realized I accidentally ordered two desks so my initial disappointment was my own doing! I have fully assembled and put this desk to use now and love it! The assembly instructions were very clear and thorough. This is to be appreciated these days when most sets of instructions are dreadful. The desk is high quality and very sturdy. The motor is very smooth and quiet. I bought the 28x63 and it’s a great size for my two monitors, laptop, keyboard, and other items with room to spare. Definitely recommend! My last task is wire management…

1. Package came with some damage to the outside so I was nervous about what I was going to fine once I opened it but the packaging is impeccable! Tons of foam and structure, nothing was damaged, corners were all reinforced, and each piece was fully protected.2. Assembly was very straight forward, I was able to assemble it right in the box myself. It came with a standard allen wrench and a magnetic screwdriver that was very reasonably sized - it's going in the tool box. All of the holes lined up perfectly, no notes on the assembly process. I flipped it over myself but second person would have been safer.3. The wire try seemed like it was going to be a little questionable/flimsy but works perfectly. The wire tray in assembly step 1 is under the desk top.4. The up and down movement is slower than more expensive desks but perfectly reasonable. No issues so far on day 1 and the buttons are easily programmable.5. I'm 5'2" and wish the desk was a few inches shorter when sitting. I'm going to see how this goes and will implement a foot rest and a higher chair if needed.

Overall, this is a good desk, and especially so if you can nab it on sale.My wife has one version (bought as a gift a while back) and I was really impressed with its quality, so I bought one for myself for my WFH setup. Sit/Stand is a game changer, and definitely helps separate/distinguish the different work blocks throughout the day.Building the desk is straightforward and the instructions are easy to understand, even when the directions are a little vague - the pictures are big, clear and detailed so following along is a no brainer. Sliding the transmission rod through the motor was a pain - tolerances were very tight, definitely had little shavings after installing that.Once set up, very impressive - minimum sit height is about 1 inch higher than I'd like, but man it goes all the way up into the stratosphere for standing heights. (46" is crazy haha )The big downer is that the desktop comes in two pieces. While the wood is of good quality - especially at the price point, nice quality veneer and finish, doesn't feel like cardboard - the issue is that the wood grain is completely off. Big ol' difference in the grain pattern, makes the seam stand out a lot. I was hoping they'd at least have matching (ish) grain, or even that the top was one solid piece. Not such a big issue b/c I'm going to be covering that center detail with mats/mousepads, but it's still disappointed nonetheless.The hardware is quality - nice smooth edges, good paint quality and finish. I think the spot welds for the middle supports are a little suspicious, but they're secondary/tertiary support so I'm not too worried if they don't hold up. The buttons have definitely cheapened though, they feel about 2.5x worse than my wife's older version. I think the single motor is a little under powered, but it's not loud and waiting a few moments to get to full height or all the way down is much better than hand cranking, or fiddling with latches and locks ala a gas-spring desktop solution.Small nitpick, I kind of hate that they label the four positions as "sit", "stand", "3", and "4". Just do sit stand, 1,2, or straight up 1, 2, 3, 4.

I love the different dimensions of the desk.It's easy to put togother - the directions are easy to understand. It has been a lifesaver in my classroom this year and it was the last thing that I packed up for the summer.

The media could not be loaded. I upgraded to this 71x32 desk from a tiny card table, and I couldn’t be happier! The size alone is a game changer—tons of space for my full gaming setup with room to spare. The dual motors are impressively strong; they lift my hefty gaming PC without any hesitation, and there’s zero wobble at any height.Assembly was pretty straightforward. I did get a little confused connecting the beams to the legs, but once I figured that out, the rest went smoothly. I highly recommend using a drill or powered screwdriver to save time and effort. It took me about 30 minutes total to put everything together.If you’re looking for a sturdy, spacious, and reliable sit-stand desk, this is it. Totally worth it! If you’re looking for a model# it’s QB2-1880-2

Great desk! The quality is much better than I expected at this price. It is very quiet, as they advertise and the adjustments are perfect for me. I regularly start working standing up, then about half way through my day, I adjust it to my sitting position. It is very convenient and I have a lot of room on the desktop with this 63” x 28” version I bought.

We have purchased several of these desks. there work great for spacings.They are very easy to put together and are holding up well. they are not wobbly and are a great price for what you get.One desk had a cracked top. After contacting support, they sent a replacement desk within a few days.