E6 MAX ONE PIECE Electric Standing Desk with USB 2 Motors 3 Stage

1. The Courier delivered the table on time. What surprised me was that the top of the table was not spliced but a single big, solid wooden board.2. The instructions were very clear, and it took me about 40 minutes to put the table together. In the process of assembly, I found that there are two motors to control the lifting on both sides, so even if I put a lot of heavy things on the desktop, the lifting function can run normally and stably.3. And I also see that this table has perfect after-sales service, three years of quality problems have after-sales can help you solve. Compared to the big elevating table I bought at IKEA, this is a great value for money

Received the items as 2 different packages, Fortunately on the same day which was great. Assembling took about an hour. The dual motors work really smooth as a butter. No noise. Ordered a black desktop. The only drawback is able to see finger marks and dust so easily but that is mainly because of the black coloured surface. The metal legs are very sturdy. I have 2 monitors on top of it and it doesnt wobble when going up or down. For such a price would expect a childlock but this variant doesnt have it. The keypad is very sensitive and just leaning over it makes the desktop move up or down so easily.Its such a great relief working on a standing desk, gives more space to move around easily.

Full review:The desk is great and worth the trouble with delivery and support.What trouble?* I ordered the full desk 160x80 from Amazon UK to deliver in Ireland (ROI) and in a couple of days, I got a message from DHL saying I should pay customs, even though the delivery alone had cost me £150 and Amazon had added £53 in taxes. I complained to the seller, but I had to pay €55 to get that going so I could ask the seller for a refund on that, which the seller refunded me £83 for some reason.* Another 2 days later I got the frame of the desk delivered, but not the tabletop. The manual in the box has a phone number, I called and the support agent told me they had stock and would send me the tabletop (160x80 black) ASAP. Two days later without an update, I tried to call again, but no one picked up, so I sent another message to the seller, who only replies once every 24 hs around 4 am, so it became very painful to have things done going forward.* I was told then that they didn't have a 160x80 black tabletop and that I could either wait and have another £15 refunded or get upgraded to a black tabletop that was 180x80. I picked the larger tabletop and got confirmation they would send it. After another few days without update, I asked and they sent me the tracking number (which was created and dispatched only when they gave it to me).* A week later the tabletop tracking was still stuck where it started. I messaged the seller again and they said they would send another tabletop. But two days later I got the message from AnPost that the tabletop was in Ireland and getting ready to be delivered. I messaged the seller and they cancelled the latest attempt to send another (if they had ever actually started it) tabletop, and I proceeded to collect the tabletop myself.Assembling:* The instructions were quite simple to follow and I managed to assemble it by myself.* I did not encounter any problem with fitting the controller in between the bars as other people have mentioned.* I used double-sided tape to stick the power supply in between the bars as well.* I added a cable management tray and a power strip with 6 outlets as a necessary improvement for such a big desk.Quality:* The tabletop is MDF 25mm thick and quite sturdy, worth waiting for. Any other equivalent tabletop would either be inferior or cost a lot more.* The frame with its double motorized legs is quite good, but rated for 125Kg for the E5 range, not 160Kg as advertised.* The "feet" are very good, but they could benefit from some height adjustment to compensate for an unleveled floor.* The controls are easy to use and, with 4 memory points, could be set for two different people to share the desk.* The "obstacle detection" is good from the factory for me, and I'd like to point out that it's configurable to the point of being disabled (regarding another reviewer who complained about it being unusable).* The noise it makes when moving up and down is quite low and wouldn't bother anyone unless it's in the dead of night and the walls are thin (gamer reference)Price:* I paid ~£350 for the full desk + £150 for delivery and it was still cheaper than a similar desk on IKEA. Any other office furniture supplier was even worse. IKEA's tabletop was thinner and hollow.TLDR: The desk is great for its price and I recommend it if you have time to deal with a possible troublesome delivery.

I recently invested in the 160x80 standing desk, and it has exceeded all expectations. The desktop's premium material not only exudes sophistication but also offers a tactile pleasure during work. The setup was a breeze, thanks to clear instructions, and the thoughtful design ensures seamless transitions between sitting and standing.What sets this desk apart is its remarkable stability, even at its highest position. It provides a rock-solid foundation, assuring a secure and comfortable work experience. This standing desk effortlessly combines style and functionality, making it a standout choice for those seeking an ergonomic and visually pleasing addition to their workspace. Highly recommended for anyone ready to elevate their work routine!

I purchased this together with a Flexispot office chair. For one reason - my back urged me to do this.We are renting a furnished place with a basic office desk, but after some weeks I realize that I'm too used to work with a standing desk. My back starts to hurt in the evenings when I work from home.So we asked the landlord to remove their desk and we had to get a standing desk. And we want a full size one.We recently moved from the US to London. Having used multiple products by Flexispot, we trust the quality of the brand. And they did not disappoint us this time either.Not too difficult to assemble for an electric standing desk. Now we've been using it for some days, and we're very pleased so far. The buttons and the way it goes up are simply smooth. Stable and sturdy. My neck and back are thanking me these days.Btw my experience with standing desks has been that the wider/bigger, the more stable it is when it's in a taller position. So try to get a bigger piece if you have enough space.A satisfying investment so far. I hope it lasts for many years. Will update if something changes.