Assembly is easy, but very lengthy. I’ve been using my desk and really like it. I keep getting an area message when raising, which I will try to fix - I saw another message from someone with the same issue.

Supero mis expectativas de tamaño y capacidades de soporte y altura

Surely, you have to be careful when building it, but once completed it is worth it. On top of that, I'd like to say how happy I am from the vendor. After I set up my work station, I realized the desk was not functioning properly. I was not able to raise it. Instead, I was receiving an E-3 error message (something about resistance). Even reset or factory reset did not solved the issue. It is only after removing the monitors and/or other items from the desk that it started working properly again.I contacted the vendor through the Amazon proper channel and also tried to call them. On the call, I hung up after a while of waiting. However, about an hour later, I received a text message and they even called me back. They really took care of me and promised that someone from tech support would reach me. About ten hours later, it was an email from the vendor I contacted through the Amazon website. They told me how to update the resistance, which unfortunately for me and them, I thought I had already did and voila.Everything is now working perfectly and I came to realize how of a great company they are and how good their customer support is.I will not hesitate a second to buy from them again.

Purchased as a gift. We kept it in the box, unopened in a safe place until the employees anniversary were ready. Opened it, set it up and it doesn’t work! We had a gift receipt and we can’t return it.Flimsy materials.Power doesn’t work.General junk.

Shipping: This desk shipped pretty quickly. The approximate shipping was about a week, but when I checked out, it was a day earlier than that, and it arrived, it came a day earlier than that. It comes in one package, approximately 2' wide and 4' long, and it is HEAVY. It IS a desk, so I had to drag it into the house, but if you've got another person, get them to help.Assembly: The only real problem I had was with the instructions. There are no words to go with the pictures, and the first picture was very confusing because it looks like you should put the top of the desk together. It's so confusing and daunting that it forces you to look at the rest of the instructions, where you notice the pictures putting the desk together one step at a time.Most of the assembly is pretty easy except 2 spots. Spot 1... the bar. You have to twist the things put the bar into the hole in the desk, pull the bar wide until the black end goes all the way over the motor bar then tighten the rings. Spot 2 is assembling the back. The screw holes don't line up quite right if you tighten the side walls and shelf. I had to loosen the side walls to screw the back in place. In fact, the instructions should have you put the back in place at the same time as the side walls. I also wish the assembly stickers came off more easily.Extra parts- Another slightly confusing but great thing is you can choose to put feet or wheels on the desk. In the instructions, the picture is mildly confusing, but it makes sense eventually. I actually don't understand the reason to include the feet since the wheels all lock. It just seems like extra. And speaking of extra, there were a lot of extra parts when I was done. If I hadn't counted them beforehand, I might have been worried. This is a great problem to have, though, so I'm happy.Looks/Quality- It looks nice. It's a nice grey wood look with black accents. The shelf is a good height to put my monitors at eye level and good width to accommodate two monitors. The hooks on the side are a little questionable. I wouldn't put more than a couple pounds on them, and i definitely wouldn't hang my purse or briefcase on them. The shelf underneath isn't super practical for every day stuff, but I keep my surge protector on it and I can kick my feet up there when I'm sitting.Lift- The desk gets laughably high. I know I'm only 5'2", but at its highest, this desk is a tall as my arm pits. The adjuster says 46.8... I'm guessing that's inches. It goes as low as 27.5. In order to adjust the desk, you do have to push a button to turn it on and then adjust the height. It has 3 presets you can adjust, and with a click of a button, the desk will raise or lower itself to your presets. It's nice.Overall, this is a great desk for the money. It's cute, functional, mostly easy to assemble, and works well. I'll give it 5 stars because the pros way outweigh any cons.

This desk is exactly what I was looking for! I took the 44" length desk; it fits great in my small space and it gives me way more space than my old desk since it's so wide.It took about 2-3 hours to put together but the steps were easy to follow.It's very sturdy and the electric up and down function works great!

This desk has truly transformed my home office dynamics. The 48x24-inch size strikes a perfect balance, offering a comfortable workspace that doesn't feel cramped. The electric height adjustment feature is a notable plus, effortlessly facilitating transitions between sitting and standing throughout the day.The double shelves contribute to the desk's practicality, providing convenient storage and aiding in maintaining an organized workspace. I find the functional design particularly commendable, and the rustic touch introduces a subtle yet appealing aesthetic flair.Now, onto the cost – after exploring various desk options, it's clear that this desk is not the cheapest, and that's a positive aspect. I see it as an investment in durability and longevity, ensuring I won't be dealing with desk-related woes anytime soon. On the cost front, it strikes a balance, offering quality without breaking the bank.In all honesty, this desk has significantly enhanced my overall workspace satisfaction. If you're in the market for a desk that combines functionality with visual appeal, this one is a genuinely satisfying choice. I wholeheartedly recommend it – a desk you'll genuinely enjoy returning to day after day.

12/24/2024 UPDATE -- Still a great desk. NO regrets. It was even more useful than I thought it would be, even though I mostly sit down at it.Now that you can buy a great desk like this in the $200 range, there is no reason not to get one if you're making the world better while riding a desk! (And, thanks Amazon, you got it here a full day before you said you would — and of course notified me that was happening.)ASSEMBLY:I won't lie, lots of parts! But the screw holes were right where they should be, pre-drilled, and mostly easy to screw in. Otherwise, VERY doable. In fact, my wife and able business partner had the new desk mostly assembled after I crashed for a couple hours. It's a big box, by the way, so get someone on the other end of it. The delivery guy had it on one shoulder, but I used a hand cart — it being untold decades since I was 25. And if you wind up with a couple extra screws, don’t worry, they send the screw parts you need and sometimes a couple extra.OPERATION:A cool thing: It takes two presses to make the desk move, you you're chances are close to ZERO of accidentally actuating a desk height change. Otherwise, the 3 custom presets easier to change than the buttons on a car radio, and custom up and down adjustments are in something like .1 in. increments.NOISE:Pretty quiet. I might even be able to move it in a Zoom meeting and it be inaudible to my friends on the other end. (And, yes, I'm going to try it.) I use my PC's default mics, so maybe they'll pick up some vibration transients that I can't feel with my hands.A COOL, UNCOMMON FEATURE:Yeah, it's that funny little shelf underneath. It's well-placed so that you will never bark a shin on it — and I mean never, EVER. I am using it for my "chordage", as I call it. You know, the power and signal lines, and those little transformer thingies for all the peripherals you may use. Maybe I'll store books there later, but for now it is the chord and cable management feature I always wanted on a desk.ONE COOL AND "VALUELESS" THING:It's easier to organize and plug in some cables when you can raise the desk to its full height. Okay, so NOT valueless. And true of all adjustable-height desks. 😏STURDINESS:Don't sit on this desk, or any adjustable desk, but this desk is rated at over 150 lbs., so yes, it holds my two monitors, my workstation, all the chordage from my dozen or so peripherals WITH EASE. This desk feels solid and sturdy. No giggling, no wiggling, and it is as solid and rigid as if it was a solid welded assembly and not a practically infinitely variable height working surface. There is no looseness, no hysteresis, no problem at all, and I can't wait to get to work with it.THE REAL SURPRISE:Of course I got to have a good standing location from which to work. But the real unexpected thing was the SITTING POSITION adjustment. No matter how many times I try to keep my posture straight, a slightly-too-low height (my old desk) just kept unconsciously hunching me over. Now, I can adjust the desk to fit me where I am at my optimum posture. And when the work day stretches late into the night, I can raise the table up a couple inches to help "enforce" the posture I want to have. I can even adjust the desk height for the screen I am using most that hour.DURABILITY:Well, that's the question, isn't it. If I can amend this review, I will let you know later. I'm guessing I'll change height about a dozen times a day. I am a SolidWorks designer, and all my peripherals and computer screens and a steaming mug of black coffee don't make the little motor sound any different than when I tested it with the desk empty and bare. If the motor and linkage should ever fail, then I might as well just purchase a new desk.HOWEVER, this thing is such a life upgrade for me that EVEN if it only lasted 2 years, it would still be worth it. That said, I am a mechanical designer, and I listen hard for things not working exactly the way they ought to, and I like this one. SO DON'T BE SURPRISED if in 2 years I comment, "Yep, still going great!" And then the same in 5 years. And, who knows?